it is a 1994 GSR with salvaged title, 140k, Black...worth $3700-$4000??? i'm thinking about buying this car very soon...but i don't know much about what salv. title GSR's are worth? thanks in advance!

 

i personally would never buy a salvaged car unless i personally knew the seller.

 

http://www.kbb.com

 

kbb doesnt deal with salv titles i think...

 

I would offer less being that its salvaged. And you should probably ask why there is a salvage and not clean title.

 

but it can give u a genoral idea of how much its worth

 

selling my car for 6500.

96 4 dr gsr - 99000. clean title

everything change timing belt, water pump, themostat

ctr cams, skunk im, gears, b&mfpr, new clutch, lighten flywheel, type r clutch lsd.

mugen copy kit.

pm me for info.

 

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Sounds high to me, considering I just paid $3900. for a '92 GSR with 79K
in VG+ condition, garage kept, 1 owner.
Offer him 3000. at the most.

 

my girl bought a 94 gsr, 1 owner, 45k miles, showroom condition for $5k plus tax, etc. Keep looking for that price.

 

i had a 95 gsr with 120k with a ST, and sold it for 5Gs here in WA st. i have another 95 with 110k and a RBT, and i have offers of 5500, so i guess its all about where you live and what other ppl are selling

 

i would jus keep lookin man there is good deals out there

 

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I have no idea where people find these deals. A good rule of thumb for salvage titles is whatever private party value is subtract 40%. They can be very difficult to get registered in some states.

 

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Exactly my thoughts ...

NRG

 

Offer him like $2600....and see if he will let a mechanic check it out for a second, I would never let anyone who was intrested in my car take it to a mechanic personally, I found some peoples mechanics create problems. Maybe if he isnt the brightest bulb in the box he will let you (Id take it to a dealer).

There are all kinda of little things you can check your self too...

Turn the key to the 'on' position to see if all the consol lights turn on (some people take bulbs out to hide warning lights), look at the body from different angles to see where it was repainted (it will look ripply), run a CARFAX report!!...

Personally I wouldnt touch it either way lol, Ive had bad luck with every sporty car ive bought with higher miles (usually someone drove the crap outta it). And a salvage title reinforces this into my head. But if you can get it for like $2600 and it checks out turbo project bitch!

-Chris