Does this sound like a good and legit deal to you?

Question

I found this online and I was wondering for all you car buying savvy people can tell me what you think. As you can see, there is no mileage listed and I didn't get to see a pic of it. Thanks!!

2004 Honda Civic
Date: 2007-03-21, 3:40AM

4-door, blue/gray interior, 5-speed, automatic everything, CD/Radio, new brakes, 4 new tires, new wipers, new battery, on the mark with oil changes/recommended tune-ups.

I have taken excellent care of this car.. planned on keeping it for 10+ years.. i'm moving to an urban city and don't need a car anymore :( Kelly Blue Book value is $10,300, I'm asking $9500.

Now I know why she didn't say what the mileage is. She doesn't plan on actually giving the car to me until mid April so it will accumulate more miles by then. I will get pics from her later.

Answer 1

If it's accident free and if the seller is willing to do all the paper work....yeah it sounds good deal. = )
Given the fact that the car's milege is 65k
Because the seller didn't say what milege it is.
But surely make sure that the car is accident free.
Besides that....it is a good deal.
Also ask him to detail the car (meaning cleaning up the car including the engine)
= )

Answer 2

don't buy this car until you see it. It could be a great deal or a rip off. Mileage is definitely important. A 2004 should have no more than 50k miles on it. Run a car fax report on it, that will telly you any major repairs like accidents, flood damage etc. Also run your own kelly blue book on it, they rate cars as excellent, average and poor depending on the condition.

Answer 3

SOunds ok...But like another answerer stated, where's the mileage. If real high for its year, then no go.

Answer 4

sounds like a good deal but how many miles are on it?