just want to know what it is worth, so if you were going to buy this car how much would you pay?

this car was owned by a ninety year old laddie, serviced every two months, and babied. it is a dx model and had no major dings or scratches.

thanks for your time.

 

dude.. you just made another thread on the same topic...

 

is that bad?

 

Yes it is bad.

Try not to make too many similar threads. Combine 2 similar threads into one

Goodluck on HT

 

20k miles! are you serious? thats nuts. i know its a 90 year old woman but thats less than 2k miles a year

 

tin fiddy.

 

ok thanks, sry about that.

 

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i am serious, she only drove it to the store accross the street once a week. and some other places like on holidays she cme over to my house.

 

http://www.kbb.com
http://www.edmunds.com

 

I told you on the other thread. KBB is around $3,000. But, many people WILL pay more for something soo clean and new.

 

damn 20k?! not to be fucked up or anything, but if i was buying the car, i'd tried to swindle that old lady and buy it for dirt cheap!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rmiles87 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just want to know what it is worth, so if you were going to buy this car how much would you pay?

this car was owned by a ninety year old laddie, serviced every two months, and babied. it is a dx model and had no major dings or scratches.

thanks for your time. </TD></TR></TABLE>

If it really has only 20K miles AND is in good condition i would have already bought it. 3000 is an ok price but if you can haggle at all you should be able to get it for 2500.

 

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Not knockin you about KBB - but try to find that hatch in AZ or SoCal for 3000.00 - wont happen.

 

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Give the old lady a break! Seems like you know this lady...? I'd be honest with her. Never know Karma might get you at the end.

Just tell her that KBB has it for this price and that you'll give her that much for it, considering the car is OBVIOUSLY worth more than that!

 

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the old ladie is my Great Grandma, and she is incoherent with what is going on in the world. so i am buying it from my grandpa. he is the one with the car right now.

 

if its family, then at least let them know whats up or just ask what the want for it. dont freaken haggle! good lord...

 

yeah, they know what it is worth... or what they think its worth. and i will be reciving the car this sunday. the deal is that i will pay them $500 down and $50 a month untill i get out of school for this year. an dafter that i will end up paying it off.

 

sometimes that is actually bad. My first car was a 87 plymouth horizon with 30,000 miles on it, in like 2001. same deal, lil old ladies town car, babied and everything. me being a 17 year od punk, beat it a bit and it couldn't handle anything. i had to replace the timing belt, water pump, gaskets, etc. it only costed me 200 bucks cause she died and her son was just getting rid of it. its like the car was used to being hardly drivin, so when i got a hold of it it just fell apart. so if you get it, its almost like you have to be extra careful, like it is a brittle unused car if ya know what i mean. or it could have just been i relaly beat the hell outta it! i dunno, just telling ya my experience with no miles on older cars.

 

thanks fo rthe advice, but i dont treat my cars shitty.

 

If it were being sold to enthusiasts, it's worth a shitload more than blue book--especially if it's not rusted to hell on the body and chassis.

In Cali, that thing would fetch $5k if it were clean.

 

lets just say it is the cleanest 1992 stock hatch i have ever seen.
there is no rust on the entire car.

 

what color and model? if it is a nice combo like a white si then it could make the deal even sweeter if you were later planning on selling it

 

Damn, thats pretty sweet. i bought mine at 218k miles haha man thats a steal though. yea you can probably get a good decent amount of money out of that car if it goes to some collection people. aite good luck

 

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there is no rust on the entire car.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Do your great grandparents a favor and sell it for them. I'm sure someone on this board would be willing to payt he extra money for a mint car.

That is a dream project car

 

well the car is a white civic hatchback dx