What is a fair price, not necessarily the Blue book price, for a 1999-2000 Civic SI with 50,000 miles?

Thanks

 

look it up at http://www.nadaguides.com or http://www.kbb.com (i believe those are the websites...my memory isn't what it used to be)

 

how about check the KBB. Because that is about the price unless you get a deal, in which case it could be anything.

Seriously, expect to pay near BB, because people arnt sellling for much less.

 

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Seriously, expect to pay near BB, because people arnt sellling for much less.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah depending what condition w/that amount of milage most peolpe are asking about 10-13k.

It sucks i know...

 

I have an Si , and if i was to purchase one to day with that millage bone stock and still certified with warranty i wouldn't pay more than 13 grand for one and thats pushing it. Its just hard to pay that much to me for a car that has a motor i really don't want . At least not in that car, just to heavy of a car for that motor. But the crazy thing is if you do buy one use from Honda i still see them priced on Auto trader any where from 13-17 thousand. I just don't see how they can charge almost 17 grand for a car thats anywhere from 4-5 years old. I mean i have an Si and i do love it, I regret buying it these days. Wish i would have known what i know about cars not. But even now as the price as dropped there's no way i would pay what some of these people are asking for that car. Thats just to much for a car that is that old. I bought mine a little over 4 years ago and only paid 17,900 for it brand new.

 

you can buy my si for 11k