Ok i am thinkign of selling my gsr i want to get a bmw. It is a 96' white integra gsr. Second owner first owner was a lady who took excellent care of it. There is a small dent in the front left fender. The car was 121k miles on it and engine runs real good. It has a full sound system with a jl 12" sub and mbquart tweeters. kyb agx struts with eibach sportline springs. Aem cai, jdm dc 4-1 header, thermal catback with a high flow cat and toda cam gears. Wheels are rota slipstreams(black)16". I was thinking around 8000-8500 what you guys think?

 

hmm ... $1 ??

j/p ... i think there is really no point of asking us questions like this, because no matter what price we say it will never be that price anyway. so i say compare it to other cars with that mileage on-line or check http://www.kbb.com, that should do the trick

 

Yea i looked at kbb the price was like 7,500 or something like that. I am just rough estimating my car from the aftermarket stuff i put on.

 

Sounds about right .

 

you can try selling it to some ricer for that much but i wouldnt pay more than 4000 for a gsr with that many miles on it. id give you 4k and you can keep your 500 lb sound system

 

A 12" JL subwoofer weighs a mere 20-25lbs at most. What the hell are you talking about 500lb sound system .

I'm from Upland and I have a friend in Pomona interested in buying a teg. He originally wanted an automatic but I can see if I can coax him into getting a manual. besides, a GSR is alot better than an auto RS/LS/GS.

 

5,000.

 

If you put it back to stock I will give you $4500 cash.

 

kbb is wayyyyy off.

 

Yea the sound system is acctually surprisngly not heavy. the box with the sub weights prolly around 15 pounds. Hey dalixz let me knmow what's up u can message me on aim at ptowngsr if u have it.

 

Pics will help

but i would say around $7000 , aftermarket doesnt mean **** on a car these days, your better off returning it to stock and selling your aftermarket seperately.

 

http://WWW.NADA.COM is way more accurate. try that.

 

Good point i really been thinking about it but i don't know ifit is worth the hassle.

 

1.) Sell your aftermarket parts

2.) Sell your car bonestock

if you do that you may get the 8k-8.5k you wanted. That is with the parts being sold and the car being sold.

 

Think i should sell the system too? i bought the car with the system in it from the previous owner.

 

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i personally think that he was being sarcastic with the 500 lb comment. take a joke ptown.

 

i would say a decent price would be $6500.

 

Yes, I would sell the system aswell. Any extra money you can get. Or you could throw a buy option. whatever the price is.....+250 for whatever for your system. Or you can sell it seperate.

 

yeah thats a lot of miles...I would say like 5,5-6 thousand and take everthing off of it cause thats gonna bring the value way down and limit your buyer to only younger people with no money

 

yeah about 5k

 

selling ur car stock is best:

1: doesn't seem to be modded, thats what people look for when buying
2: aftermarket parts doesnt make the value go up; plus u can make money back by parting out