How much is my car worth?

Question

~ Looking to sell my car privately. Here are the facts......1993 Honda Accord EX Coupe 2D ~ 5 Speed

~ Front & Back Breaks New 2007 ~ New Radiator 2006 ~ New Alternator 2006 ~ New Wheel Axles Both Sides 2006 ~ New Front Tires 2007 ~ New Front Brake Rotors 2007 ~ New Heater Blower 2006

~ Also Tinted Windows ~Power Windows ~ Tilt Wheel ~ Power Door Locks ~Cruise Control ~ Single Compact Disc ~ Air Conditioning ~ Power Steering ~ Sunroof ~ 4 Speakers and 1 Subwoofer ~ Suspension Can Go Up & Down

~ 2 small rust spots

Answer 1

Kelly Blue Book values are notoriously overpriced compared to actual sale prices in the real world, I've found. But it at least gives you a starting point. I would take the KBB private sale value of your car and knock a couple hundred off it. That way you can advertise it as "$200 (or whatever) lower than Blue Book!". If nobody bites after a couple weeks, consider lowering the price until you do start generating some interest.

Answer 2

Condition Value


Excellent
$3,735

Good
$3,340

Fair
$2,875

Note: Prices reflect car with the options you specified, and with average miles (97,000) and in Good, not excellent, condition.

Good Condition:
Good" condition means that the vehicle is free of any major defects. This vehicle has a clean title history, the paint, body and interior have only minor (if any) blemishes, and there are no major mechanical problems. There should be little or no rust on this vehicle. The tires match and have substantial tread wear left. A "good" vehicle will need some reconditioning to be sold at retail. Most consumer owned vehicles fall into this category.

Answer 3

KBB and NADA price guides are good for a rough estimate.

However, Ebay is the true used car market today.

1993 Accords on Ebay are going from $500 for beaters up to $6000 for low mileaged SE Coupes.

Your EX would fit somewhere in between. If I had to guess, $1200 to $3000. But without knowing the exact mileage and condition, its tough to nail down an accurate asking price.

Answer 4

you could't purchase loads of a vehicle for $500. You sound rather such as you opt to justify a greater moderen vehicle particularly than get by utilising. there is no longer something incorrect with needing a sparkling vehicle, yet financially it would not make experience to realize this in case you may get in good working order for $500. There could be yet another seventy 5,000 to a hundred,000 in tha advised Regal till now you will could desire to junk it out.

Answer 5

You did not mention the mileage (this is not required if its a western or southern car- but it is if its from NY or surrounding area because of those horrible roads and salt!!). I sold one earlier with 167000 miles on it, had three rust areas and I got $3750 for it. I also had kept mine up just as you have. Don't take less than $2200.

Answer 6

Another thing you can do is go to ebay, and see what similar Accords are selling for. Once you figure that out, I would make that my bottom line.

Answer 7

go to kelly blue book on the net.the mileage on the car is one of the most important factors in determining its value and you did not give that info.

Answer 8

The easiest way to find out is to go to kbb.com. You type in the info about your car and it'll tell you what its worth!

Answer 9

Go to Kelly blue book .com you can find out there.

Answer 10

Go to this web site :
kellybluebook.com
That should give you an idea of what your cars worth?