FS: 1995 Honda Civic Si (black) - 2 door - $4000

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I have a gorgeous 2 door, automatic, black 1995 Honda Civic for sale with 175,000 KM.

This car also has brand new tires, a new battery and has recently had $600 in work done (all receipts included)

Contains, A/C, 10 disc CD changer, subroof, alarm system and many more features.

$4000

PICTURES:

Pictures for viewing can be seen at:

http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...QQAdIdZ6018427

wow, someone's aiming high

Originally Posted by bunga

wow, someone's aiming high

$7200 is an ok asking price for that car. Not exactly a great deal yet, but I'm sure the price is negotiable.

Everything is negoitable

Originally Posted by myapple

$7200 is an ok asking price for that car. Not exactly a great deal yet, but I'm sure the price is negotiable.

if that's ok, I've got a '95 Integra LS in great shape with full dealer maintenance records that only has 115k km (not rolled back, have records from day one), will sell for $7199

seriously if someone's willing to buy it at that price, it's yours

not really looking to sell it, but you never know

Originally Posted by bunga

if that's ok, I've got a '95 Integra LS in great shape with full dealer maintenance records that only has 115k km (not rolled back, have records from day one), will sell for $7199

seriously if someone's willing to buy it at that price, it's yours

not really looking to sell it, but you never know

haha... i said it was an ok asking price...something to start negotiating with. no offense, but even $7000 is way more than what I would want to pay for a 10yr old civic/integra

I guess some people haven't heard of the blackbook or maybe some people like to haggle with eachother.

But hey! As they say, 'a sucker is born every minute'

Here are the price range for that year civic

LOW MEDIAN HIGH
$1,900.00 $4,900.00 $9,000.00

Now lets see where your car sits. Its a 10 year old car, so lets say on average 25k per a year, it should have done 250,000 and yours is 75k less soo thats a + point.

Condition of the body and interior also playa big role, but I'd say you should be aiming for 5k if you wanna sell it.

Price revised.

Thats still alot of money, its probably worth approx 4000$

nah, it looks to be in too good a shape for $4k

I'd peg it at about $5k, $5800 is a reasonable starting point to work from

put it in the trader and it'll sell

Your not going to get that kind of money for it in the winter.

If you wait till spring/summer you might get lucky and some kid might take it off your hands for $5000

at least your paint seems to be in tact and shiny as heck. my civic has blotches and the paint is messed up, from previous owner.

bump

#1 this is in the wrong section
#2 if it doesn't get moved to the right section, then you're just exposing yourself to threadcrapping, which i totally agree with what everyone's said
$4500 if you're lucky