How about this deal?!?!?

Question

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?&default_sort=priceDESC&pager.offset=75&dealer_id=601224&end_year=1999&make2=&address=06066&start_year=1997&systime=1196178784634&fuel=&keywordsrep=&certified=&car_id=234111651&search_type=used&max_mileage=&body_code=8&marketZipError=false&drive=&min_price=&distance=75&engine=&body_style=SEDAN&transmission=&link_type=details&make=NISSAN&page_location=findacar%3A%3Aispsearchform&keywordsfyc=&first_record=76&sort_type=priceDESC&num_records=25&message_type=dlremail&car_year=1999&cardist=51&style_flag=2&doors=&advanced=&max_price=&search_lang=en&model=MAX&superSpotlight=

if not a good deal, then how much would you pay for it.?

Answer 1

Assuming that the car is in good mechanical condition, (always have a used car checked by your own mechanic prior to purchase) with a clean title history, that is one heck of a deal! The dealer could most likely get close to that price from another dealer at auction!!

Answer 2

Actually, that's a GREAT deal! Usually when the milage is that low and the year so high, the'res something wrong with it. Make sure you check the body for any signs of bodywork and ask for a carfax. The thing with carfax though is it hides some stuff because it goes unreported, so check that it has all original vin # tags, drive the car, and go from there. But, if everything is A OK, that's a terrific deal, especially if the car's a 5spd.

Answer 3

XLNT deal. You better jump on it to check it out before it's gone.