really need to sell this ls..fair price?..
07-24-07, 12:35 AM
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really need to sell this ls..fair price?..
hey.. i really need to sell this ls400.. want to get an sc300...i've asked you guys before about this car.. but didnt post any pics..
im selling a 1990 ls400 with a lil over 200k... everything works great mechanically.. a/c is cold... it has 20 inch wheels and nice audio equipment...7 inch in dash monitor... ps2 ... sony cd/mp3 deck with full color tft screen..
the interior is good.. no rips on leather..
the bad is that it has been in a front end wreck... which has not been fixed..
i hope you guys can help me come up with a fair price so that i can put it up forsale.. thanks..
im selling a 1990 ls400 with a lil over 200k... everything works great mechanically.. a/c is cold... it has 20 inch wheels and nice audio equipment...7 inch in dash monitor... ps2 ... sony cd/mp3 deck with full color tft screen..
the interior is good.. no rips on leather..
the bad is that it has been in a front end wreck... which has not been fixed..
i hope you guys can help me come up with a fair price so that i can put it up forsale.. thanks..
07-24-07, 07:39 PM
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Assuming that the front end damage is purely cosmetic and that none of the front end will need frame work, you'll probably be getting offers around $1000-1500.
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/UsedCars/Pric...izConditions=0
I think your best selling points is to mention the interior is clean and you have upgrades such as the rims and sound system.
The reason why I would price your car selling lower than KBB is because you see them on craigslist for $2000-2400 stock but they have no body damage. Check on craigstlist around your area, then check your daily paper or Recycler. That should give you a better idea for what your used car market looks like.
In California, the used car market has been stagnant for a LONG TIME...
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/UsedCars/Pric...izConditions=0
I think your best selling points is to mention the interior is clean and you have upgrades such as the rims and sound system.
The reason why I would price your car selling lower than KBB is because you see them on craigslist for $2000-2400 stock but they have no body damage. Check on craigstlist around your area, then check your daily paper or Recycler. That should give you a better idea for what your used car market looks like.
In California, the used car market has been stagnant for a LONG TIME...
07-24-07, 10:11 PM
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Well, it seems the damage to the front is not much...I suggest you get a replacement bumper from the junk yard, pop the corner light in and you should be sitting pretty good then...unless the hood is all crooked??
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your car is ~17 years old...no one expects a car that old in perfect condition...best thing to do it to take it to a gypsy bodyshop and have them fix it...prolly only gonna cost ~$800 bucks depending on how severe it is...the bumper is easy to fix...take a heat gun and push out that dent...maybe bend a couple tabs to align the corner light and either bend the mounts or enlarge the mounting holes to align the hood...kinda half *** but that's all you need for a car that old...
gonna pick up an sc tm afternoon... thanks for the input though...
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