what do you thinkk my car is worth....
09-13-2009, 11:16 AM
#1
Drifting
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what do you thinkk my car is worth....
I am considering selling my car. I have a 2004 ebony/black non navi 6 speed manual trans with 93k on it. I am original owner and the car is in excellent condition with new tires(1 year old) and brakes. I am guessing around 13k based on what Ive seen. What do you guys think ? The only mods I have are 35% tint all around and a line in hookup. Just testing the waters...
09-13-2009, 11:23 AM
#2
no pics? I say its worth 2 grand
Look on CL for similar cars for sale in your area, check our own member cars for sale in the Off Topic link
Take it to a differant brand dealer and ask what they will buy it straight out for
Your mods count for nothing for value- sorry
Check kbb.com- look at the dealer wholesale and retail prices,,split the differance
1 year old tires are not considered new and an ipod hookup is a personal choice,, neither adds actual value to the sale--every car has tints
Its also coming due for a very expensive service--and possibly being sold at that time as many TLs are,,the dreaded 105- have to figure thats $1500 in retail sale or loss of price because it needs to be done soon
Good luck on your search!
Look on CL for similar cars for sale in your area, check our own member cars for sale in the Off Topic link
Take it to a differant brand dealer and ask what they will buy it straight out for
Your mods count for nothing for value- sorry
Check kbb.com- look at the dealer wholesale and retail prices,,split the differance
1 year old tires are not considered new and an ipod hookup is a personal choice,, neither adds actual value to the sale--every car has tints
Its also coming due for a very expensive service--and possibly being sold at that time as many TLs are,,the dreaded 105- have to figure thats $1500 in retail sale or loss of price because it needs to be done soon
Good luck on your search!
Last edited by 01tl4tl; 09-13-2009 at 11:26 AM.
09-13-2009, 12:23 PM
#3
Engineer and Machinist
no pics? I say its worth 2 grand
Look on CL for similar cars for sale in your area, check our own member cars for sale in the Off Topic link
Take it to a differant brand dealer and ask what they will buy it straight out for
Your mods count for nothing for value- sorry
Check kbb.com- look at the dealer wholesale and retail prices,,split the differance
1 year old tires are not considered new and an ipod hookup is a personal choice,, neither adds actual value to the sale--every car has tints
Its also coming due for a very expensive service--and possibly being sold at that time as many TLs are,,the dreaded 105- have to figure thats $1500 in retail sale or loss of price because it needs to be done soon
Good luck on your search!
Look on CL for similar cars for sale in your area, check our own member cars for sale in the Off Topic link
Take it to a differant brand dealer and ask what they will buy it straight out for
Your mods count for nothing for value- sorry
Check kbb.com- look at the dealer wholesale and retail prices,,split the differance
1 year old tires are not considered new and an ipod hookup is a personal choice,, neither adds actual value to the sale--every car has tints
Its also coming due for a very expensive service--and possibly being sold at that time as many TLs are,,the dreaded 105- have to figure thats $1500 in retail sale or loss of price because it needs to be done soon
Good luck on your search!
09-13-2009, 10:26 PM
#4
wow- exactly what parts did they replace for that price??
timing belt, water pump is standard--the timing belt pulley and tensioner, and ac belt tensioner plus new belt are a wise replacement at the same time,,
especially the tbelt tensioner---that fails and the engine blows
DIY plugs are a huge savings- good job there!
valve adjustment highly advised
timing belt, water pump is standard--the timing belt pulley and tensioner, and ac belt tensioner plus new belt are a wise replacement at the same time,,
especially the tbelt tensioner---that fails and the engine blows
DIY plugs are a huge savings- good job there!
valve adjustment highly advised
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