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I have a: 2001 Civic Coupe EX - Manual with 25K miles
What would be a reasonalbe selling price?? I was thinking like $11,000[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

 
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I think you could get at least $15,000 for it....

 
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You could prolly ask for around 12 or 13k for it. Look it up on kbb.com

 
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Blue Book

 
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why do you want to sell your car? what is the condition of the vehicle?

 
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I have 25,000 miles not 2,500 miles... sorry

 
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I'm going away to study abroad and I won't be needing it for a yr.

 
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25k miles.. bout 12g max....

 
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sell it privately and it should go for 12k-13k

 
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throw some cheep exterior mods on it and you can probably get a little bit more $$$

 
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I'm going to keep it stock. I'm hoping I can get $12k that would be awesome... its all highway miles too. I'll be happy if I sold it for $11,500

 
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I'd say try for $13k and see what happens you can always lower the cost-best of luck

 
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Well i don't know what the exchange rate is but you can do the math..

I had a 2k1 Civic Sedan Auto DX-G with 35,000 KM.
I traded it in at Mazda for $15,500 for the $21,000 MP5, so that should give you a little idea as to how much you should get for it.

Also.. if you intend to buy another car with the money, i'd suggest you TRADE the car in. You will get more money out of it and you pay less taxes on the new car. And dealers are always willing to give you a higher trade-in value to sell you a new car.

 
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I'll probably not trade it in for another car... I'm gonna build a hybrid I'll put it on the newspaper for $12,200 and go from there!

 
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remember, some of these guys are talking CDN, and some USD. probably somewhere in the range of 11-13k US would be right for your car.

 
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thanks... my friends tell me to take it to carmax to get a appraisal and just add like $1-$2k on it and that should be a good price to sell it for

 
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<< Well i don't know what the exchange rate is but you can do the math..

I had a 2k1 Civic Sedan Auto DX-G with 35,000 KM.
I traded it in at Mazda for $15,500 for the $21,000 MP5, so that should give you a little idea as to how much you should get for it.

Also.. if you intend to buy another car with the money, i'd suggest you TRADE the car in. You will get more money out of it and you pay less taxes on the new car. And dealers are always willing to give you a higher trade-in value to sell you a new car.

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Yeah but how much of that 15.5 did the dealer work into the back end of the price of the MP5?