F/S ONLY Need the cash


Ive got a Silver 2000 Honda Accord 4dr 4cyl 2.3L 5spd SOHC Vtec All stock engine except for AEM or APC intake, I can't remember right now XD. Anywho. It is in nearly perfect conditon, kept up well. New clutch installed a few months ago. New Wagner breaks, new rotors possibly being put on. Brand New Tires Being put on.

6x,xxx Miles on the Engine

Stock rims/steelys with the plastic cover. Body has some dents in that I am working on getting out. Also some scratches on driver side, front hood and rear from hell knows what. Noname exhaust, sounds very good. Interiors is clean and kept clean. Carpets being cleaned from the guy spilling oil on the back mats. From the exception of the center consol under the radio. When Bought it was coming off so it needs to be redone. JVC radio, volume nob is messed up, wont always turn the volume up and cd players is begining to die, not always playing cds.

Oh, did I mention. COLD A/C yes. I barely run the a/c as I usually have the windows down, but it is cold, which is good since its Florida.

Let me revise. I bought for 7200$ Im asking atleast 5000, but throw me an offer

I am not in too much of a rush to sell as I am working on getting a Loan to pay off the 4g that I owe on it. I am NOT accepting trades as I already have a car lined up to buy as soon as I sell this.

Any questions feel free to ask



Heres Some Pics. Obviously the Silver One.

 

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9k? WOW! Maybe like 4 ish!

 

^^^ same thing i said.

 

Wow i just thought the same thing! Maybe theres another 4k in cash in the trunk somewhere!

 

thats why its obo. I know it alot, but i kbb it and thats what it goes for. if I can get atleast 5 to 7k out of it im satisfyed

 

thats still a bit high, mines an 04 nearly mint and kbb says only 9k is what its worth, you cant always go by kbb, anyways good luck with the sale

 

kbb...is nothing. Try KBBing a 1994 Supra TT 6 speed and see what value it comes up with. Like 14,000, believe me you cannot get a 6 speed for that price...try adding 10 more grand. Point is Kbb goes by some other system, they don't adjust for street value. What is worth on the books might not be worth on the street and vice versa. They don't adjust for the inflating gas prices when it comes to the value of SUV's either. Street value f$#k KBB, Nada, and edmunds.

 

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