Car has 20,000 miles on it gray/silver. Thanks.

 

probably $20,000 caue the miles are low...

 

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you should try looking at the kbb or autotrader in your area since pricing on this car is region specific for the most part

 

Be expecting to get under what KBB says. No one wants to pay what its worth. Everyone wants a deal.

 

i dont see any reason that if the car is in excellent shape that you cant get this amount..... or close to it.....

$22,650 as per

http://www.nada.com/

 

20k

 

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^^^^ I'm in agreement with this guy. I recently tried to sell my 04 and couldn't get any offers over 23k for it.

I'm a firm believer though that something is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. I've heard guys say they would've easily paid $40k for their S when they bought it new, that's how much they loved it.

P.S. Aside from using NADA (which couldn't give me a value for my 2004), Edmunds.com is also a popular way to get a vehicles value. KBB.com is OK, but not as good as NADA or Edmunds.

 

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Are you serious? holy crap man that sucks...we've been offered anywhere from $27k-$29k for ours...bone stock from various people that were looking for a new one, because our dealerships dont get red ones EVER...one reason why we bought it.

But to speak on the initial subject of this post...its kinda hard to tell what a car's worth just based on mileage. There are so many factors that effect it...

- Has it been modified?
- Has it been in a northern salty road enviorment, or a sandy beach enviorment, or a normal dry enviorment?
- Has it been smoked in?
- Has it had animals in it?
- Condition of interior?
- Condition of exterior?
- Condition of wheels and tires?
- Condition of engine compartment?
- Condition of clutch?
- Condition of etc etc etc etc etc...

...you see where im going with this? You cant just walk up to someone, say "I have a 2000 model Honda S2000 with 20,000 miles on it, how much is it worth?" Also, are you living somewhere where a convertible would get much use? Are you gonna buy/sell it during winter months or spring months or summer months? Things as minut as the time of year you sell your car can make a difference of THOUSANDS of dollars...imagine the amount of people when the weather clears up and gets warm who will be YERNING for a drop top roadster sports car...now think of those same people who are sitting in 5' of snow thinking "I need a 4x4..." Its all about marketing, time frames and so many other variables.

 

My friend just picked up a 2001 w/ 16k on the clock for $18,000 - from a dealership.

NJ, btw.