2001 with 80k miles for 13,500 black on black

 

Dang guys, c'mon man. It;s usually COMMON sense when people ask these questions.

Go here http://www.autotrader.com

And look for the median price range for that milage. If it's lower than the median, then it would be common sense that it;s a good price. But then you have to ask your self questions other than a good price.

- Condition
- Maintainence History
- Title Status
- Budget (hell even if it was 5k, if you can't afford it then it's not a good price)
- Repair history/ work done
- Keen milage for city or highway use?

 

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Sounds like a decent price if it is in good condition. More Details are needed.

 

KBB FTW

 

^ yea and use autotrader as reference

 

naw man best price is FREE 99

 

whats free 99 ?

 

its less than a dollar two ninety-eight!

 

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high mileage s2000s are for hobos.

find one with lower mileage and stop being a bumass