Car is immaculate. Cleanest cleanest Original Integra LS I have ever seen. Factory radio, factory spoiler, spotless interior, good service record, woman driven, good clutch. 98% clean paint and body. eveything works even A/C? 124,000miles.


What do you think? Im Pretty new to Integras.... engine is quiet as hell, no grinds in tranny and absolutely no leaks on motor.


You think $5500 is fair price?

 

its been repainted, atleast the front bumper, so make sure its gota clean history.

 

auto tranny or stick

 

its a 5spd....

Yes lady had bumper repainted due to minor fender bender. (hence missing emblem) I test drove the car and it feels like a brand new car.

 

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id say not for $5500.00, try and knock off as much as possible. if not ... still not a horrible price. but it is a little high.

 

i say offer 4876.53

$5500 isn't too bad, try to talk him down though.

 

for that much you could get a GSR in the same condition.

 

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you think $4500 is too low to offer?

anyway man, id say offer super low so that you have room to work up a little if you have to. and offer low also because if you say $5000.00 and shes quick to say okay, you will always wonder if it could have been cheaper!

 

i picked up my 95 LS in great condition, just 1 dent in the quarter panel for $3400, it had some mods like suspension but he was asking $4k. Tell her $4900.

 

another way to try to knock down the price is the milage. i think the milage is pretty high and i have seen some cars with a lot lower miles

 

i got my teg for 3000.

 

No matter how much you pay for it, you'll always find someone that got a better deal.

I picked up a nice '96 SE (all options w/o VTEC) with 129k for $4k this summer. Guy was asking $5300, so don't be afraid to make an outragiously low offer.

You could indeed find a GSR for that price if you wait. Make sure this is the car you want though, as far as paint color, interior (leather or cloth), wheels, etc. It took me over a year to find the car I wanted at the price I wanted to pay, but I already had an integra so I was in no rush.

I'd offer the lady $4300 or less. If there was a sunroof, alloys, leather, maybe offer $4500. Still seems high to me, but you can't go wrong offering her a lower price, it's not like you guys are pals. the worst she can say is no and then at least you know you have some bargaining room.

good luck

 

**** I got raped for my"00" gsr then.... I paid $10,500....but I think its worth it when your driving the car that you want, and not what you are settling for.....

 

if your considering that, why not check out my car. im selling my gsr for a little bit more with a bunch of goodies.

hit me up on aim - robotsdobreathe
or email me - nowitsshowtime@yahoo.com

and I'll send the specs. Im not far from the city either, about 15 min.

 

im also interested. what year, miles, color and most importantly.... how much?

 

IMO, thats too much, i just recently purchased a 1997 integra RS for 3100 REPAIRED, yeah....it was a salvage title, but the car is in immaculate shape with only 44k on the clock, lowball her to 3800 and see what happens.....but i wouldnt buy that car for over 4k under any circumstances......

 

i got my 1995 gsr shell for 500$

 

got my clean title gsr w/ 120,000 miles for 3500. and ya the front bumper of the car u want to buy looks repainted and why would a woman shave the emblems? ionno u should check up more on that, if not id offer 4000 at most.

 

i got my 95 special edition for $3500
had 123k on it
leather interior
sunroof
gsr phat fives
clean paint
gsr spoiler

i'd say try to offer $3500 - $4000

*edit* i test drove a 95 gsr that was going for $5500.

 

you can get a 94 for around 2,000 with lots of miles

for t hat year and miles, i'd aim for $4,000 or less

 

You'll only be able to talk them down "so much." You just have to ask yourself if you're willing to pay the additional premium for an immaculate car.

Personally, If I were looking at a $5500 price tag for an LS, It'd have to be a 98 model.