not really, KBB puts it as private party value in excellent condition topping at 10G's

considering this car, legit has 61K (with a broken ODO) thats what its worth
considering that this car has no actual milage, so say its got 90K on it its worth 9G's

those prices are all private party value listed as excellent condition. knock 700 off for being classified as good condition.

retail value, add 1K to each price.


seller, if you put 8500 for a price, that would be very reasonable, 11K is high considering there is nothing to verify the odometer reading is acutally acccurate, and i dont know how an 11 year old car still has a warranty on it unless you bought another one.