Is this a good price for my 95 prelude?

Question

i'm asking 6500 for it, it has all this done to it

it's a v-tech 5 speed manual that has tons and tons of mods, the motor was rebuilt less than 15,000 miles ago, it has stage2 skunk2 cams and skunk2 stage2 valves and valve springs as well as a rebuilt head. The motor has a full ram aem cold air intake,aem pressure regulator,msd ignition and 2.0 blaster pack,dc header with full apexi exhaust and muffler,dc sway bar,dc short throw shifter, carbon fiber interior,leather seats,a extreme blitz stage 2 spoiler with removable center bar all fiber glass, custom green altezza tail lights. and a sun roof

the motor only is worth around 3k

i got the car pretty cheap, but i see them on ebay and the like with less done for more $$.

Answer 1

It's very reasonable price. You might be able to get little bit more (not from average Joe). People who know cars would buy it in a heartbeat for $6500 or even $7000

Answer 2

Maybe a bit too high. As popular as the imports are getting, and as cheap as it is to get/install parts, you may want to go a bit lower as a starting point.
The problem with custom cars is that not everyone wants to buy something with work done already, and you definitly won't get back the $$$ you put into it. Look up the bluebook value at www.kbb.com. That is usually the best place to start. Good luck with selling your car!

I need more info, but I looked it up, and average price for that car is $4,300, with 130,000 miles

Answer 3

it matters who you had do all the work, and how long ago you had it done, was it when you had it rebuilt? And how many real miles are on the car? the transmission, the suspension, the whole thing..

if it's your buddies doin the work, then i wouldn't touch this car. but if it's a high end mod shop then i would give you about 4000.00 for it.

The aftermarket plastic pieces don't increase the value much, if at all.

Answer 4

Sounds like a good deal, but get a mechanic to give it a once over 1st. Properly maintained, yeah, 250-300K is average.

Answer 5

In my opinion no you're not out of the correct price range. High book is $6525 (depending on mileage), but that's with all stock components. You won't get that from a dealer, but privately I say you have a really good shot at selling it.

Answer 6

possibly. you would need a really specific buyer. advertise in some type of car buff mag rather than a newspaper since that car is unusual.

Answer 7

ummm maybe 5k cuz its 95 and god knowz wha the real mileage on it is and plus it a ***** to get partz for something they dont make anymore so i would say no more then 5k

Answer 8

thats a little pricey for all that. you might want to lower that.