I have the chance to buy a 99 civic si. It is blue and in ridiculous condition it has been VERY well taken care of and garage kept for some of its life with 2 owners. It has 83k miles on it all highway. Nice tint. Brand new tires, Si wheels no scuffs or blemishes at all the body is perfect. She wants 10,500 for it. The bluebook is 8800 I thought I would offer her 9500 and just say take it or leave it pretty much. I know its more than bluebook but to me 700 isn't that much and its worth it to be bale to get this nice of an si. What do you think?

 

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tell her blue book is 8800, and offer her 8500. then work back up from there.

 

i dont get how 99-00 civic Si's are goin for more then 98-00 GSR's, i like the look of the Si but i rather have the power of the GSR

 

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I've had both.. they feel about the same. Personal preference between the two IMO

To the OP.. it depends on the region. That sort of car would sell closer to 11,500 or 11,000 around here. Probably blue book or less in SoCal.

PS: Any Si owner who knows anything about Si's will tell you "I don't care what the blue book says" the first time you mention it. Blue book value is for ignorant car shoppers buying minivans and Camrys. People selling in-demand Hondas know exactly what they're worth (market value) and what they can get out of them.