136K
timing belt and water pump replaced @ 105K
new performance tires < 2k old
Ext-8/10
Int-9/10
CBP

Good Price?

 

I'd post it up for eleventy billion dollars. Drop the price by $1 per day until someone buys it. May take awhile.

 

$10,000

 

all depends on where.

 

Helloooo.. Its 2008 type S...and you have all major servcing done...i would say atleast 13k..or may be i am too much exaggerating?

 

you am too much

why dont you give more info. like are you trying to buy, trying to sell, dealer, private party?

 

Kelley Blue Book

 

How about you use this fancy thing called "Google" and research what other TL-Ss are going for in your area?


Jesus, what is happening to this place? Everyone just wants to be spoon fed rather than spending 3 minutes to do some homework.


We have zero idea what condition your car is in. Your 8/10 can mean 6/10 to one guy, and 9/10 to another. Zero pictures. Zero details besides timing belt and tires. Your location also makes a big difference.

 

Justin needs a gun for the gates around here...

 

I did lot of research, but prices for type S 08 fluctuate a lot.
Need to trade in my type s for 7 seater. I would say its in excellent condition. No repairs needed. Here are few pics..

 

well your steering wheel is installed upside down so that's an automatic $1k hit to KBB value.

 

Post it here: Member Cars for Sale - AcuraZine Community

 

If u see front wheels in the pic they are towards right.. Hope u got clarification

 

is this USD or CAD doll hairs?

 

I am not a active member. Still can i have the access to post?

 

Right, so if you think it's worth 13k, post it for that much. If no one wants, they won't call you. Then you can lower your price. I don't mean to be a dick, but this isn't rocket science.

 

In that case:

 

are you planning on trading to dealer or Private sell it? Clean Title & is it in hand?

Thanks for steering wheel clarification, i was like WHOA, maybe my car is messed up but i went to check and its ok the little arrow logo points up on mine.

 

Which ever gives me good price. Yeah its clean title. Title with DCU. All servicing for every 6k wad done by acura dealer and at same location always. Carfax history shows all of those

 

What part of Texas are you in? I am assuming Texas because I saw a truck in the background of one of your pics.

 

obviously list for $13k.

but these cars are going for $6-10....

 

maybe Dallas? "cowboyz"

 

North Dallas

 

well ur gonna get fleeced at the dealer. best to private sell it, CL and what not.

Justin always comes in and ruins our fun....

 

Take KBB with a grain of salt. It's a car people want in a color people like. If it were a manual it'd go quickly imo.

I won't lie I'm going to list my 2004 manual base locally for probably $11k. Lol. I see regular old TLs without any of the maintenance done nor the mods and they are listed for $9500. Fck that!

 

I still don't see how a car in that condition that sold for $20K 2 years ago all of a sudden depreciated to the point of being almost worthless.

I'd list that bitch at 15K and hold firm at 13K. Key is time...if you don't have it, you must prepared your anus for entry. If you do, you can pick and choose and maybe even you end up doing the penetrating.

 

North Dallas up towards Frisco. Out near US Bioservices and AmerisourceBergen.

 

Dont tell me i need to use red??

 

I disagree. With the mileage and age of the car now, I think it would be closer to 10k. If it were manual, had aspec kit, or some other mods, maybe a bit higher. But to be honest, its your average CBP 5AT with over 100k miles. It does look clean, and the interior is the two tone black, so its got that going for it.

 

Well, if you give people a chance to go to the used lots to see what they can purchase for $10K...
they'll be back with $13K in hand.

That's 1) my opinion, based on the market 2) where i live though.

 

$10-$13k.

 

thank you all

 

Yea man list for what you want. You'll either get it or you won't. If you don't see much interest, lower it until you do. If you have time you may be able to squeeze some extra cash out of it.

 

OK all kidding aside, if it were me, and the caveat of post higher than lower because when negotiating you can always come down on price but cant ever go up...

Id put it out there for $13.5k.
Expect to get offers from 9k to 12k.
If someone offers you more than $12.5k take it.

As someone, in North Texas, who just got into a 08 Base model with 104k miles and no TB service performed but inside and outside was VERY clean, i would prob have seen your car and offered 10k, expecting to meet somewhere around 11.5k max, just for the S and to avoid the TB service.

You may post it and drop over time, and the person who wants that car, that color, etc will come along. Cant hurt.

 

I guess for me, there's just a number that is so low that I can't fathom selling it for that. Peanuts for these extremely good looking an reliable cars just seems insane to me.

 

Agreed, I think the main problem is there is just so much out there now, and its hard to find people with that kind of cash laying around. Most would rather put it down on a newer car with lower miles. Plus getting approved for a loan on a car like these (8 years old, 100k miles or more) can be difficult, all these things reduce the pool of willing/able buyers as I'm sure we all know.


Then again, I do still see people paying pretty steep prices for base models, so i'm not sure. I've sold both my Type-S's for 16k or more, but those had lots of mods/maintenance, and one had only 100k miles (the other 128k i think) But most noteworthy, both were 6MT...



All that said, I would list for 13.5k and get whatever I can for it. Realistically if I were a buyer, i wouldn't pay more than 9500 though. But I'm cheap.

 

There's no way I'd go that low...especially with the Advan.

 

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5615959724.html

Denver prices!

 

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5567817753.html
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5622611470.html

Denver prices!

 

It'd be closer to the clean category since it just had the timing belt and new tires put on. You never really get $ back that you put in maintenance in a car like tires.