Prefer local pickup (TOLEDO, OH).

Selling a stock honda civic 1994 w/ 85K miles, one owner, non-smoker, automatic. All oil changes routinely done, new tires and exhaust system recently added.

Asking $5000 OBO.









-ELmO

 

Hey man dont want to be the first bearer of bad news, but your overpricing your honda.The car looks great,and the miles are to die for, but the value of that car is not in the 5000 range, and it will be near impossible to find someone to pay that.Your best bet is to do a kbb value, and then price accordingly.

 

Thanks.

We will see. I had it on auto trader last summer when it had 75K miles. I was trying to sell it for 5K on there and had 4 people within the first week (and that was 1K above KBB).

KBB is too low now ($2500). That's incorrect to me. KBB doesn't relate miles that well. If I up my miles to 150K, KBB only drops my price by $200. KBB is used by a dealer/buyer to try and lower the price. At least with some civics, I don't think it should be used.

OBO means or best offer of course. I have a bottom price which is not $5000, but it's not KBB's either.

PS this isn't that much money to me anyway, so there isn't anything bad news at all - it's just taking up room on the driveway. Haha!

ELmO

 

if its just taking up room ull give it to me right???

 

Looking for something for it, nothing in life is free!

 

although it may be overpriced that thing is clean......free bump for you. oooo how id love to have another eg 4dr

 

Thanks! By the way, I put it on "CraigsList" at a price of $5500 (not $5000), and someone hsa contacted me about it. Of course they may drop the price significantly, who knows, but at least someone is interested!

-ELmO

 

Good luck with the sale

 

I must say stock civics are getting harder and harder to find. Free bump.

 

Thanks. I will remove this thread after today (when the money is exchanged). I was indeed asking a little too much. It went for $4500. The KBB was $3800.

ELmO