Jacobpockros

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The sales guy doesn't know if the miles are original until he matches the part number of the odometer to the car to see if it has all matching numbers.

The car could easily have just been in an accident and have a replaced odometer.

We need a carfax to determine this.

StreetKA

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i would not trust carfax. good eye is best expert.

civicdrivr

iTrader: (9)

NADA AutoCheck FTW.

ghttf

I have seen at least 3 threads on this lol makes me suspicious somethings wrong with it

It's pretty nice except for the type-s stitching and the headlights

And it is entirely possible that it has 7k miles. Most show cars dont get driven much because they are for show. Plus I saw a few below 20k miles on ebay last year.

tnobori1

I know what you mean, but that owner was living in a fantasy world!!

Nersh7

I like the car overall, minus the steering wheel, but even most of the interior is well done and looks good in my mind

clpassenubye

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I agree overall it looks good minus the seats and steering wheel stitching.

I think there's many questions about this car and why its been for sale for so long without a buyer and if the miles are accurate. Each time this comes up the place that's selling the car doesn't give many details so I think that's mainly the reason noone buys it.

Carfax and Autocheck aren't always accurate they report information that they gather from insurance companies, DMV's, and police departments but if someone has an accident and doesn't report it or blows an engine, replaces it and doesn't use insurance these services will not pick these type of things up. These services are meant to be a guide but not gospel. The best way to find out is to actually have the vehicle inspected by someone who is qualified.

'01White3.2CL

im thinking its more about the test drives or the price than the dealer not having info on it. the car looks good, but does it run well?? im thinking every possible buyer is turned away by something fishy on test drive...or the price just has not been right. let's face it, 3.2CL's of any trim have horrible resale value and this one is the most expensive 6speed for sale on autotrader currently.

also, anyone have a car report left?? check the VIN for us and verify what we are all assuming?? or groupbuy the $35 for a carfax report? lol maybe not.

CL6

This car is like a rash that won't go away.

clpassenubye

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I wouldn't be surprised later after this thread dies another year or two pass and it pops up again.

p.diddy

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im sure it will. kind of like that red widebody CL. every so often a thread pops up about it.

richardparker

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I was actually thinking of making some door pods like those.
Glad I seen these pics,Now I have a beter idea.

richardparker

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On that guys domain page he says he wants 50k for it.
A bit high.
And I'm willing to bet it's not even that nice anymore,

p.diddy

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that cl is nice but you can get something much better for 50k. i dont think hes ever going to find a buyer for it unless he dramatically drops the price. cause at the end of the day its still a cl and theres not a huge market for this car.