DailyBlown

I have a 1992 Honda Civic HB and it was broken into and insurance totaled it. I have repaired all the damages and I want to sell it (already bought a new car and don't need it anymore). Basically my question is how does it change the value of the car. I was planing on selling the car for 5,000.00 before it was broken into, now should I take 1,000.00 off the price or is that to much? Should I sell it at the same price as before? Thanks

Noe Kozz

depends in what kind of condition the car was when you got it back. When you say totalled, I'm guessing the car had body damage as well? Also any specs on the car would help.

Archidictus

You'd better post some nice pictures and a full spec list to convince anyone on this site that your 1992 CX is worth anything more than $2500.

DailyBlown

1992 Honda Civic HB CX
w/ under 130,000 miles on the chassis
probably 3,000K on motor (bought w/ est. 25k)
Engine
B16A SiR II Swap (Note: when swapped motor the following items were replaced thermostat, pcv valve, distributor, distributor cap and rotor, spark plugs and radiator were all changed)
Redline 5w 30
Apex-i N1 Turboback Exhaust
p28 ecu (chipped)

Suspension
Eibach Prokit
RActive Upper Strut Bar
Energy Suspension Shifter Bushings

Interior
EX Gauge Cluster
MoMo Steering Wheel

Exterior
Dents pulled, no rust, and new paint job
30% Window Tint
Rear Lip
Si Front Lip
Custom Moon Roof
Projector Headlights (Black Housing)

I.C.E.
2x 10'' Jension XS 1010

Odiedogcx

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I sold by POS 93 CX for $3250, dents everywhere, 200k miles, was in a little fender bender, etc.