$9000 for an '01' with 75k too much?
08-02-2012, 12:03 PM
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If it's clean, thats about right. Timing belt/water pump should be done though, the belt is over 12 years old.
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I traded in my '02 around Christmas and got close to $11,000. That's TRADE-IN at a dealer. And the car we purchased, we got just barely over cost, factoring in incentives and promotions.
It had 67,000 miles I think and immaculate condition.
It had 67,000 miles I think and immaculate condition.
08-02-2012, 09:03 PM
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I think $9k is on higher side. Given the reliability of these cars, the older age is more of a depreciating factor than the miles in the market place.
Also I would recommend an 02-04 over the 99-01 Model year due to minor improvements done made significant difference in the driving experience.
Also I would recommend an 02-04 over the 99-01 Model year due to minor improvements done made significant difference in the driving experience.
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