I went to a dealership today and they said they would call me if they had a 2000 Si but just now they call me and said the mechanic in the back is selling his 2000 Si for $11,000 I then asked if I could finance thru the dealership but they said if I did it would be $15,000 Do you think $11,000 for a 2000 Si is a good deal or am I getting ripped off?

 

$11,000 is good depending on the mileage and condition of the car. I would expect it has probably 75k since its $11,000.

 

a buddy of mine bought his from honda for 11g with 104 on it

 

i bought mine for 8900. and it had 80k on it. great shape and 4gs in receipts. i/h/e,afc,hood,rims, and som other little stuff. 11000 maybe if its perfect

 

The price is a little bit high, I would buy it only if I really wanted one and it was in perfect condition with low miles. Good Luck on the purchase.

 

Modified by CardDealer at 3:08 PM 11/16/2006

 

I bought my bone stock Red Si a little over a year ago it had 63,000 on it and is in Perfect condition With all Honda maintance done with receipts for $8,300
You just have to shop around and you can find one for a good price.
11,000 is a little high but if the condition is good and miles are low go for it.
Matt

 

The blue book value for private party for a 00 Si with 75k in good condition is $10250 and in excellent condition is $11k. That is if it had 75k and is in excellent condition. Just have some one expect the care and go from there.

 

I got a 99 Civic si for sale 61K on it ,for 9,000 email me at jacksonracingsi20032000@yahoo.com for pictures! Also it does have a JRSC on it 12psi

 

Even if you think it might be a little high... You are buying it from a HONDA MECHANIC!!! Food for thought.




Modified by SE7EN3S at 9:22 PM 11/28/2005

 

i got mine for 9,500 with 46k on it good deal!

 

11k Is BS to me...

Got my Si for 6.5k lol

But seriously go on Autotrader and or HT and you can find oyurself a way nicer deal.

Theres one on HT for 7.5k clean title go check the classifieds damnit!!!

 

i got my red 00 si from a dealership for 11500 with only 43K, just a year ago. if it's low miles go for it. but you might want to get a gs-r instead if your going for performance

 

got my 00si with 45k miles a year ago
for 11k, with comptech I/H/E.

 

An Si is something that I would definitely pay extra for if I knew it had a good history (ie: from a Honda mechanic and reputable dealership). If it's stock and mint condition, that adds a lot to the value as well.

Here's my EBP EM1 I just got for $10.5 OTD from a really, really nice and reputable dealership: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1446274

Now that these cars are ~5 years old, and the new 2006 Si's are coming out, there are going to be a lot more EM1's on the market. Hold out for the perfect one

 

Thanx for all the reply's I'll definetly hold out for awhile and see if prices drop thanx again

~Regards

 

go check the car out. if the body is nice, interior is nice, and its been well maintained (by a honda mechanic, seems like it would be) and it's been kept stock or with minimal mods, to be honest 11k is fine for a clean Si.

of course, it'd be best to pay for it all at once (like i did) which will save you some skrilla...but still

 

got mine for 8300 with only 61k miles

 

got mine for 8,000 with 68k miles

 

11,000 is a bit much. The dealership I bought mine from tried to screw me over with 13,000 /80,000 miles. I traded my old car in and paid 10,000 for it. Not the best price, but I didn't know about H-T back then

 

You could buy a 2000 EX coup and make it outperform the Si in every single arena with the money you save by not buying a car with the Si nameplate.

Just making a suggestion .

 

yeah...i totally agree.

 

just wait, better deals will come along

 

when i went to searchin around for an MR si found 1 but dealership wanted $16k for it with 30k i wasnt gonna pay that much so i walked away from that deal later on that week they called me and told me that they could give to me for 11k .............
best bet is to wait for a better deal

 

$11,000 really isnt that much for a 2000 S2K