where do u find the blue book value of a type R ????

im sure somone of ya'll have found it to be trouble

 

There is not enough of a turnover of them to come up with an accurate blue-book value.

 

http://www.kbb.com

I believe they have the prices now, maybe not on all models, but an 01 with 15k miles is priced at nearly 20 grand.

No one would sell an 01 with 15k miles that low, though .

 

kbb told me not enough info

 

For private trade.

You can get a price that a used car dealer would sell one for .

 

Texas • April 12, 2004





2000 Acura Integra Type R Sport Coupe 2D




Engine: 4-Cyl. 1.8L VTEC
Trans: 5 Speed Manual
Drive: Front Wheel Drive
Mileage: 60,000

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Retail Value $13,810
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Here at my place of buiness Credit Union we get some of our quotes from
http://www.nadaguides.com

 

hahah, I laugh at those numbers.

 

I'll buy a type-r for 13800

 

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i second that

 

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http://www.nadaguides.com

</TD></TR></TABLE>

nada dont got typer's

 

I triple that

 

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nada dont got typer's</TD></TR></TABLE>

ya they do

 

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i know.. this is why i had so much fun with my insurance company when my 1st got stolen..

if i could find a 2000 R for that, i would've picked it up..

 

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nada dont got typer's</TD></TR></TABLE>

Um they sure do, thats where I got the value of my car for getting it finanaced through my work.

 

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