Del Sol
 

Is $3400 a reasonable price for a 1994 Del Sol with 170,000 miles on it?
thanks

Re: Del Sol
 

Put in the pertinent information at www.edmunds.com to get a better idea. Follow
the pointers for "buying a used car."

According to Edmunds for my zip code, a 1994 Del Sol 2 Dr Si Coupe with air
conditioning, manual transmission, 170k miles, and in 'average condition' goes
for

Trade-In $1,396

Private Party $2,034

Dealer Retail $3,133

Add about $200 to each of these for automatic transmission.

"Ralph Griffith" <lowstream@highstream.net> wrote
> Is $3400 a reasonable price for a 1994 Del Sol with 170,000 miles on it?
> thanks

Re: Del Sol
 

On a Del Sol, an automatic reduces the value of the car.


"Caroline" (caroline10027remove@earthlink.net) writes:
> Put in the pertinent information at www.edmunds.com to get a better idea. Follow
> the pointers for "buying a used car."
>
> According to Edmunds for my zip code, a 1994 Del Sol 2 Dr Si Coupe with air
> conditioning, manual transmission, 170k miles, and in 'average condition' goes
> for
>
> Trade-In $1,396
>
> Private Party $2,034
>
> Dealer Retail $3,133
>
> Add about $200 to each of these for automatic transmission.
>
> "Ralph Griffith" <lowstream@highstream.net> wrote
>> Is $3400 a reasonable price for a 1994 Del Sol with 170,000 miles on it?
>> thanks
>
>

Re: Del Sol
 

"Ralph Griffith" <lowstream@highstream.net> wrote in news:10bn30umvhorhf0
@corp.supernews.com:

> Is $3400 a reasonable price for a 1994 Del Sol with 170,000 miles on it?
> thanks
>
>

NO. KB

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