I'm thinking about selling my EK. It's a 96 Dx Black, 74k,no ac, no powersteering, GSR front and back leather seats, GS rims, apexi ws coilovers, tanabe racing medalion exhaust. couple dings around. its a manual. thanx

 

that doesnt maek scense, im guessing $6500

 

stfu, newbie! Jesus Christ, every damn day we have to put up w/ this "how much is my car worth" bullshit. Who holds your dick when you ****!





[Modified by vtecvoodoo, 6:26 PM 6/26/2002]

 

5,000 obo.

 

state a price that willing to let it go for..........

 

It's worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it.

 

mods dont count for much, unless they cost over 800 bucks. [such as sytem or rims]
then might as well sell them seperate.

 

sure did, typed blindfolded w/ my nose

 

around 5gs....

 

Why is everyone so rude? How about this?

http://www.kbb.com

sell the seats seperately.

Now, was that so hard? Wait let me chastise the new person for his "ignorance."

Besides, the reason most people ask that is to get an idea of a price an enthusiast is willing to pay. Generally more than the public at large. New car excitement you know.

 

Newbie, once you are here for a while, you`ll understand.

 

well, i've been here for a while. thinking about selling my hatch for something with more power out of the box like a Evo 8 or the Sti WRX. I know how much you hate "newbie" asking ignorant questions. But ask yourself this, have you not ask a dumb questions in your life? If you all have to be so rude for a simple question like mine. Don't reply. I'm just asking people for a simple answer. If I can't ask how much my car is worth to any of your "so-call" honda car enthusiasts. Then you shouldn't be replying to any questions being asked.
Does the Kelly Blue Book tells you how much my car is worth with the parts I have? I doubt it.
To those who answer my question, thanks. To those who think "newbie" is some people who knows nothing. Think about yourself when you start in this import scene and how much questions you ask people in order for you to mature and grow into who you are now. Wait, mature is not the right word for most of you here. If you keep doing this to "newbies". I doubt that anyone would want to come here.

 

boo-f`ing-hoo

 

i just couldnt get over the title,"how much does my EK worth?" sorry but it bothered me.

 

What's wrong with the title? I own a 96 Hatch Dx. As long as i didn't include a number behind that, it's still a hatch for the 96-00 model. boo f'-ing hoo to you too vtecvoodoodoo


[Modified by CivicHatchie, 2:21 PM 6/26/2002]

 

"how much is my EK worth?"
and if you want to get really ****, its not an EK, check your VIN

Brian
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[Modified by Brian*Black99Si, 8:30 PM 6/26/2002]

 

owned lol

 

fine, you got me there

 

i agree with kinghatchie. compare it with the blue book value, with the add-ons you've already put in. pre-owned ek's in CA cost around 7k, with a good mileage, excellent condition etc, so it all could differ in your area as well.

i know there's gonna be a mommy's boy out there who'll take it from you for a reasonable price.

 

thanks gapxguy, def jux, ehron, and midnitekreeper, I appreciate all your help.

 

the "OG" honda-tech post-****** need to drink a warm cup.. answer the question or stfu and go post your O-T.net pics over there.. Oh wait, this time you couldn't post the gay "search for it" reply..

I also have a '96 hatch and via nadaguides.com, a resource that many insurance companies use over the "noob" kbb and edmunds sites (look into it boys), my car was worth $59xx retail, $52xx private, so anywhere in there is a good price.. Try $6000 and see how that goes..

As for the rest of the parts, you're either just gonna have to eat by charging an extra $500, so pull it off and sell it.. Good luck!


[Modified by HKxBlur, 2:01 AM 7/3/2002]

 

vtecvoodoo, good one man, LMAO

 

$10. ive got the $$ email me. thanks.

 

I'd say $5000, but change back to stock and get another $1000.g

 

Consumer Rated Condition: Good
"Good" condition means that the vehicle is free of any major defects. The paint, body and interior have only minor (if any) blemishes, and there are no major mechanical problems. In states where rust is a problem, this should be very minimal, and a deduction should be made to correct it. The tires match and have substantial tread wear left. A clean title history is assumed. A "good" vehicle will need some reconditioning to be sold at retail; however major reconditioning should be deducted from the value. Most recent model cars owned by consumers fall into this category.


Private Party Value $5,055
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