Is this a good price?
2001 Accord LX Coupe Red
62k Miles
Leather
6-dics changer
moonroof
alloy wheels
clean title
clean condition
free oil change for 1 year.
from a Dealer for 9500
Is that a good price. Kbb and edmunds say that's good, but I'm not sure. What do you think?
Last edited by Interlude; 12-12-2005 at 03:38 PM.
Depends on how much the oil changer eats and if he will help pay some of your utilities. Also, will he come from Wal-Mart Service Center or Jiffy Lube or where? Later, QD.Originally Posted by Interlude
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Oh god... breathe... that was funny as hell!
You want a black '01 accord coupe with Tein SS suspension...always serviced and oil changed regularly?
lol! + for you.
FUCK GRAN TURISMO EAST!! NEVER TAKE YOUR CAR THERE, ESPECIALLY NOT FOR AN ALIGNMENT!! TERRIBLE BUSINESS!!
call a bank and get black book value.. that should tell you something.. 62 k miles is a little more than that car is supposed to have
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blue book?
QD, this is from a dealer, so they'll do my oil change (mobil's oil I believe)
Cav, I though 62K mile is good for a car that's 6 years old? (10k per yr?)
unless it's changed.. the bank says 12 per year just like any lease agreement.
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Damn, that's quite a change. I always knew it to be between 20-25k/year. Later, QD.
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Oooooooohhhhhhhhhh. You meant oil change? I got it now. I thought it came with an actual oil changer. You know the dude that actually does the oil changing, lolol. Later, QD.
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Another one...bwahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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Actually it is just below average miles for a car that old.
i think 10k miles is a national average...that's what insurance agencies go by anyways.
For the longest time it has been 15k a year avg. so they must have just changed it.
hahha, QD, I didn't get the msg but now..........I was like wtf? hhahaha good one dude. :-p
Speedminded - more info plzauto or manual. I want an auto since it'll be a family car.
oh, nm then...you'll never see me recommending an auto to someone.hahha, QD, I didn't get the msg but now..........I was like wtf? hhahaha good one dude. :-p
Speedminded - more info plz
2001 is not 6 years old smart one.
is it an auto? if so get it down to $9k
ooooohhh !!! look !! it's an excellent price considering it comes with a 6-dics changer......... that leaves 6 other options in your boxer briefs if the one your born with gets snickers and giggles when you pull it out during those intimate moments....
differant colors and sizes?
hell i dont know !! i'm not trying to buy that car
An Lx Coupe 4cylinder bank loan: 8700+175(wheels)+300(lthr)+175(mileage add)=$9350 for the bank loan.
An Lx Coupe 6cylinder bank loan:$10,400
Again, these are bank loan figures from the N.A.D.A. book, which is what banks and dealers go by as an accurate representation. Figures are given on a vehicle in Loan value, Trade in value, and Retail value. The bank loan is the lowest of these figures because when a bank makes a loan they want to be sure they are good in the vehicle in case they have to reposess or if there is a total loss and insurance has to pay out. If you can get the vehicle for $9500 out the door it would be an excellent buy, even if it's $9500+tax+title it's not too bad. Just be careful they don't hit you for a big doc fee or sales fee that will throw it out of line. That's the trick you have to watch for is what they tack onto that price. I really don't see you getting off the lot with that vehicle for less than $10K when all is said and done.
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