jdmcivicsi522

97 ek hatch 204k its a dx and is a automatic still has ac and ps. he wants 3k you steep is that. i just need it for a daily driver and love the eks but just seems steep what do you guys think

FalkenSiR

Check the price at the blue book website. Compare it to your area, the supply and demand of hondas in your state.
BB for my 95 civic lx with 250k miles was like 3100. Car is immaculate tho.

Jhonny Ricer

i payed 2800 for my 96 CX and it needs some body work so that is a normal price what condition is the car in?

JDM-EJ1

I'm paying $3000 for a '92 CX that is in MINT condition with 30,000 on the motor and 160,000 on the body.

kraven9

that is too much with all those miles and it being the base model also. I'm sure you could find something with less miles and with power options for about the same price.

:Andrew

too high for the mileage

jolt-tsp

The automatic takes the ricer tax out of the picture. Still, KBB says $3200, so its hard to argue the price.

StreetEG

keep searchin---unless your in a rush to get a daily....I search so much that I wont pay over 1000 for a civic--- you just have to hunt grandmas and girls coming out of college who want something nice to go with their degree.... and for a daily D, you can find something way better for that price then a civic....

I got my sr20 sentra se for 2500 99 with 90k miles on in---decent power for a daily d, a/c sunood, even came with a stereo--

that in my opinion is the best bang for the buck

Ricey McRicerton

I wouldn't pay that much for it, but that's just me.

-Gary-

Yeah, it's too much. Keep looking man, you'll be glad you did.

WhiteOnRice

I paid 1500 for a 92 with only 110,000 miles.

BoiDucky

take your time looking it took me like a month to find the right del sol good luck..

jdmcivicsi522

thanks for the help i think im goin to just keep looking