Looking to sell my 00 si.
03-12-2006, 10:16 AM
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Looking to sell my 00 si.
First, I know this should be placed in the classified section, but I want to get some opinions first before putting it there. Im trying to sell my car because I want to take care of some important financial things. Car is a Civic Si 2000 with 90 K on it.
It has a salvage title becuase it got hit at the right rear quarter panel. All is fixed. Car runs like new with tranny recently replaced, new stage 1 clutch kit, new Brembo blank rotors w/ PBR pads, new tires, and a Skunk 2 dual bend short shifter installed. Also the car has a new paint job. I probably put about 3,200 dollars into the car since I bought it for 9,000. How much you think someone will pay for this car, and how much should I sell it for?
If someone would be kind enough to carfax this me it would be great, becuase I would like to know the full history of the car. Here are some pics...
It has a salvage title becuase it got hit at the right rear quarter panel. All is fixed. Car runs like new with tranny recently replaced, new stage 1 clutch kit, new Brembo blank rotors w/ PBR pads, new tires, and a Skunk 2 dual bend short shifter installed. Also the car has a new paint job. I probably put about 3,200 dollars into the car since I bought it for 9,000. How much you think someone will pay for this car, and how much should I sell it for?
If someone would be kind enough to carfax this me it would be great, becuase I would like to know the full history of the car. Here are some pics...
03-12-2006, 10:19 AM
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (klomast3r)
Since it's salvaged i don't think you'll get too much for it. I'd say start with 5500. I would think that's even high for a salvaged car. Good luck 
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (klomast3r)
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I'd say try to sell it first for 9000 and drop to 8500 if it doesn't sell too well.
Or you could try 10500 if your girl is included with the deal.
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I'd say try to sell it first for 9000 and drop to 8500 if it doesn't sell too well.
Or you could try 10500 if your girl is included with the deal.
03-12-2006, 10:21 AM
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (2000EM1)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2000EM1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I'd say try to sell it first for 9000 and drop to 8500 if it doesn't sell too well.
Or you could try 10500 if your girl is included with the deal. </TD></TR></TABLE>
WTF
9grand.. try it.
I'd say try to sell it first for 9000 and drop to 8500 if it doesn't sell too well.
Or you could try 10500 if your girl is included with the deal.
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9grand.. try it.
03-12-2006, 10:53 AM
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (2000EM1)
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I'd say try to sell it first for 9000 and drop to 8500 if it doesn't sell too well.
Or you could try 10500 if your girl is included with the deal. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Mmmm...thats gonna be hard.
God forbid if this happen. What if the car got totaled in a accident. How much will my insurance cover the car?
I'd say try to sell it first for 9000 and drop to 8500 if it doesn't sell too well.
Or you could try 10500 if your girl is included with the deal.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Mmmm...thats gonna be hard.
God forbid if this happen. What if the car got totaled in a accident. How much will my insurance cover the car?
03-12-2006, 11:23 AM
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (klomast3r)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by klomast3r »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Mmmm...thats gonna be hard.
God forbid if this happen. What if the car got totaled in a accident. How much will my insurance cover the car? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Depends on your insurance. Some insurance companies won't even carry collision insurance on a car with a salvage title.
Your car won't sell for more than $6500, unless you find someone stupid to buy it. The salvage title kills the deal. I sold my clean, stock '00 Si with a good title and 77,000 miles for $8900 last year, and that's about the max I would pay for an EM1 these days.
God forbid if this happen. What if the car got totaled in a accident. How much will my insurance cover the car? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Depends on your insurance. Some insurance companies won't even carry collision insurance on a car with a salvage title.
Your car won't sell for more than $6500, unless you find someone stupid to buy it. The salvage title kills the deal. I sold my clean, stock '00 Si with a good title and 77,000 miles for $8900 last year, and that's about the max I would pay for an EM1 these days.
03-12-2006, 11:23 AM
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (klomast3r)
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Unfortunately for you, your cars condition is poor based on the salvage title. it says you need an independant appraisal. $5500 is probably right
If i were you I wouldnt sell it unless its your weekend fun car and you have something else to drive around. Having your girlfriend drive you places is not good.
Unfortunately for you, your cars condition is poor based on the salvage title. it says you need an independant appraisal. $5500 is probably right
If i were you I wouldnt sell it unless its your weekend fun car and you have something else to drive around. Having your girlfriend drive you places is not good.
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (schlit)
i say keep it. its clean!
better of just keeping it bc its hard to sell a car with value with a messed up title
better of just keeping it bc its hard to sell a car with value with a messed up title
03-12-2006, 01:00 PM
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (honduhh)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by honduhh »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i say keep it. its clean!
better of just keeping it bc its hard to sell a car with value with a messed up title</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks guys for the input. I'll keep it for a daily beater.
better of just keeping it bc its hard to sell a car with value with a messed up title</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks guys for the input. I'll keep it for a daily beater.
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (WHiTE.TypE.S)
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I already offered two grand...
I already offered two grand...
03-12-2006, 01:13 PM
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (2000EM1)
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I see your 2 grand and raise you 2,000.01
I see your 2 grand and raise you 2,000.01
03-12-2006, 04:48 PM
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Yeah..it sucks but If I had that car..i couldnt bear to watch it be sold for like 6 grand.
You might as well just keep it, its too fun of a car to get rid of that cheap.
Good luck with whatever you end up doing though. If i had the money..i'd LOVE to give you 7 grand for that car.
You might as well just keep it, its too fun of a car to get rid of that cheap.
Good luck with whatever you end up doing though. If i had the money..i'd LOVE to give you 7 grand for that car.
03-12-2006, 05:03 PM
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (NerveAgent)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NerveAgent »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Since it's salvaged i don't think you'll get too much for it. I'd say start with 5500. I would think that's even high for a salvaged car. Good luck </TD></TR></TABLE>
nah, you could easily get way more than 5,500 for that.
clean SI, you should keep it
</TD></TR></TABLE>nah, you could easily get way more than 5,500 for that.
clean SI, you should keep it
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$6g's if a blow job is included from that chick in the passenger seat...Prolly give you $8g if the chick is included ...as someone else mentioned hah..
and if not, I'll at most give you $4Gs for the car.... it is salvaged...
cuz nowadays...you can buy a clean title EJ8 D16 for like $4-5gs in good condition... and my homie got a EJ8 coupe D16Y8 w/ greddy turbo and IC and bunch of gauges...all for $3300.. clean title too
and if not, I'll at most give you $4Gs for the car.... it is salvaged...
cuz nowadays...you can buy a clean title EJ8 D16 for like $4-5gs in good condition... and my homie got a EJ8 coupe D16Y8 w/ greddy turbo and IC and bunch of gauges...all for $3300.. clean title too
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I got the same Si but Electron blue and its SALVAGED due to THEFT. Never been in an accident. I bought it for 6500 with a JDM B16A motor. You guy think thats a good deal?
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (klomast3r)
it's sad but true, cars with salvage title sell for no more than 40% of the value of the same car with a clear title.
Also, it makes no difference how much you put in to it, that money is lost.
I put over 7K in my hatch on top of what I paid for it, but if I were to sell it now, I wouldn't even get what I paid for it stock (and mine has a clean title).
But look at it this way, you had it, and you had fun with it... every hobby cost money
Also, it makes no difference how much you put in to it, that money is lost.
I put over 7K in my hatch on top of what I paid for it, but if I were to sell it now, I wouldn't even get what I paid for it stock (and mine has a clean title).
But look at it this way, you had it, and you had fun with it... every hobby cost money
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Re: Looking to sell my 00 si. (d16rice)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by d16rice »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it's sad but true, cars with salvage title sell for no more than 40% of the value of the same car with a clear title.
Also, it makes no difference how much you put in to it, that money is lost.
I put over 7K in my hatch on top of what I paid for it, but if I were to sell it now, I wouldn't even get what I paid for it stock (and mine has a clean title).
But look at it this way, you had it, and you had fun with it... every hobby cost money </TD></TR></TABLE>
This man speaks the truth. This is just how cars are. I say keep it...
Also, it makes no difference how much you put in to it, that money is lost.
I put over 7K in my hatch on top of what I paid for it, but if I were to sell it now, I wouldn't even get what I paid for it stock (and mine has a clean title).
But look at it this way, you had it, and you had fun with it... every hobby cost money
</TD></TR></TABLE>This man speaks the truth. This is just how cars are. I say keep it...
