I'm trying to figure out what to do with my car when I move to Canada. What kind of price do you think I could get for this:

1992 Honda Civic DX
Red with black panel on front driver's side
Driver's side window won't go down, mechanism needs replacing
Faulty sensor causes occasional hiccuping and stalling
Cracked axle boot, driver's side, front

The body has very little rust and everything works.

Thanks,
Sam.

 

miles? clean title?

If all those problems are KNOWN to the buyer, and hypothetically it had 150K on it, Id pay 1800..
Also, worn brakes, tires, transmission, etc "work" but are worth nothing if they're going to go out soon. So you really can't say based on that description..

 

It's got more like 240k miles on it. Installed a new computer last year after the old one burned out. Tires are fairly new and haven't been driven on much. Not sure about the transmission and brakes. How does that change the estimate?

Sam.

 

ill give ya 20 bucks.

 

give 'em the benifit of the doubt...25

 

I'll give you 30. Um let's see. Saying nothing was wrong it is worth like 3000 - 35000 then you take away all that other stuff and we are tlaking about 1000 bucks max.

 

hhmmm, whats in my pocket.....i'll give you 6 bucks, a ben and jerry's coupon, and a condom wrapper. seriously though, go to www.kbb.com and it will show you the approximate value. then ask a dealer how much the other problems would be to fix and factor that into the price as well. why are you going to canada?

 

there all always civ's for sell...i say wait and see what happens.

 

Hi all! I'm considering buying a Honda Civic Coupe EX special edition. The invoice price for that car is $16,778 + $515 for destination. I did get a quote from a local dealer for $16,300 and thats with the destination fee, registration, and documents. I'm still waiting for some more quote. Is $16,300 too much for that trim? any suggestions would be appreciated!!



Tony

 

Learn how to use a forum correctly and then maybe I'll help you out.

Ohh and I would sell it for one hundred million dollars.