as it sais, im getting ready to go for a R...kelly blue book has no values for the cars, so what can i expext to pay for each of the years, 97-01...thanks

 

One Million Dollars.

 

Depends on condition and mileage. A car in crappy condition with 100K+ miles might go as low as $12-13K. A car in excellent condition with 30K miles might go as high as $18-19K.

 

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yeah thats about what you can expect

 

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Yep, that's pretty much the price range. Where your R falls in that range depends on the mileage and condition.

Time for the shameless plug, my '00 fbp is for sale.

 

no thats not true, I'd say average price is around 14-17k, my cousin just bought a fully built R for $16,000, and thats with a jdm front end

 

I bought my 97 ITR for $17,000 CAD.... so what, like 15 USD? (15 thou, pfffft lol)

Ps, nholmes: nice post count... the best itr year imo

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Then you are agreeing with me. There are lots of cars whose condition and mileage falls in between the two extremes I mentioned. So yeah, the average price is in the $14-17K range. But a really nice one (like I described) may sell for $18-19K, and a really ratted out one (like I described) may sell for $12-13K. The $14-17K range you mention is right in between those two ranges.

What, did you think I was saying that you could only buy ITRs for $12-13K or for $18-19K? Reading comprehension 0wnz j00!

 

I paid just under $20K for a mint 01 with 23K miles on it about 8 months ago.

 

Buy mine for $17,500. You won't regret it

 

18.500 for my 2001 with 37,000....
came with: jdm front end, $2000 brakes and at least $2000 for the rims...a couple of other goodies....

 

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first thing that came to mind when i saw the title

 

Alot of the pricing is based off the year of the car. Rarely do you find a 00-01 under $15K. If you want a CW 97-98 I wouldn't pay more than $16K. And for $16K, I'd expect fairly low mileage, or excellent body, with none to few tasteful mods. That's just my .02

 

my 96 jdm itr is for sale for 17k..

 

i payed $15,500 for my 2000 with 60,000 miles with no mods, bone stock, very clean body. now you know the price range get ready to travel because the nice ones usually aren't the closest.

 

ok so ive established selling prices...my next question is most peolpe dont have a blue book for the cars, what have you guys had banks loan on them....are they stingy or will they loan 17k on a type r

 

the bank said my 2000 was worth 16,200 a month and a half ago

 

people are selling it more than what KBB listed??

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brand new "FIT" right there..lmao


Modified by DARSATT at 1:39 AM 5/1/2006

 

i looked on KBB and its said it couldnt post a value for the 00-01 because of rarity..

 

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brand new "FIT" right there..lmao


Modified by DARSATT at 1:39 AM 5/1/2006</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes, I sold my 01 PY with 70k for 17k

Brand new fit doesn't even compare to one of these cars. I'd take a nice used R over a fit anyday.

 

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which means its up to itr community/enthusiast to state the price of what itrs are worth?

 

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Yes, I sold my 01 PY with 70k for 17k

Brand new fit doesn't even compare to one of these cars. I'd take a nice used R over a fit anyday.</TD></TR></TABLE>

What if you already have an ITR race car in the garage?

 

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What if you already have an ITR race car in the garage? </TD></TR></TABLE>

You buy a cheap *** beater hatch for DD and fuel economy (42 MPG baby!!!), buy a used R for weekend, beach fun stuff and have the race car for a track *****.

 

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You buy a cheap *** beater hatch for DD and fuel economy (42 MPG baby!!!), buy a used R for weekend, beach fun stuff and have the race car for a track *****. </TD></TR></TABLE>

or get an F250 to tow the race kaa.. ahem.. oh wait..