I am trying to get rid of my Type R. I have only had it for a little of five months. It a 2001 NHBP with 49000 miles on it the condition of it is excellent. Nothing wrong with it...just not the car for me anymore...I thought it was when I bought it but things change. Just want to see what you guys think that I should list it as and the asking price for it. http://www.nada.com has the base retail of the car at $18200. I am going to sell the car as is the Tein RA Coilovers, T1R Exhaust, Mugen Rear Strut Bar, Top Line Alarm System, CAI and JDM DC Sport Header. I was thinking around $19500 as is. What do you guys think? Am I asking too much or not.

Thanks to all that respond

 

Sounds like a fair price to me

 

Do you have all the stock parts you took off?

Sell your aftermarket pieces separate from the car. It'll be 100x easier to sell it. And, you'll get more $$ for it. Take a couple of weekends to work on the car. You'll be ahead more than if you sold it as is.

 

as I am finding out, the banks will only loan the NADA value, so if someone has cash + the loan, you could get that for it.


$.02

 

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I am hoping that I can get that much for it...

 

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Some will go book + percentage....

 

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True. If you have no down payment some credit unions will do like 10% over book value. Doesn't hurt to ask.


Anyway, get it back to stock and sell the parts seperately.

 

list it for whatever you want.. then if it doesn't sell, lower the price.

 

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Sell your aftermarket pieces separate from the car. It'll be 100x easier to sell it. And, you'll get more $$ for it. Take a couple of weekends to work on the car. You'll be ahead more than if you sold it as is.</TD></TR></TABLE>



So true, you can't sit here wanting more for a car when the market just won't allow it.

 

the mods that you have on the itr are worth almost 2k used, it might be easier to just sell those seperately and sell the car as stock for less