1998 4dr accord dx with tv's in the visors and nice deck.. how much should i sell it for also has nice drop on coil overs. well maintained close to 90k miles on it though. what do u guys think would be a fair price. also car has never been in an accident.

 

di you do the scheduled maitenance and do you have the records for it?

 

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blue book for what ever condition you think it's in + a reasonable number for the cost of the stuff you have in there. Try not to add the cost of labor in there since most times it's not counted.

 

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blue book for what ever condition you think it's in + a reasonable number for the cost of the stuff you have in there. Try not to add the cost of labor in there since most times it's not counted.</TD></TR></TABLE>

remember that the stuff that you have in there is no longer new so you might want to chop off a bit of the price seeing as how the buyer is basically getting "used" equipment

 

as far as the tv's and the deck is only a year old everything else is fine. it even has dual exhast. custom work on that one. but that sounds like a good idea and i wouldnt try really to add more then what i owe left on the car. see that is the main problem rather have someone to take over the payments i owe a lil less then 5g's on it.

 

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that's why I said reasonable.

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even though the tv's aren't that old, you got to account for how much they cost now. You got to look at it this way. If they cost $800 now new in the store, why would someone want to pay $700 from a private party. Just an example, please try not to flame too hard. It's hard to think this way, and I myself have not priced things I was trying to sell at a reasonable price.

Good luck.