Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000
miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
my 95 is at 316k km's, haven't put a part on it in over a year (then was a
cv joint, cost about 150 dollar cdn) you have a long ways to go yet, do the regular maintance and take care of it and it will take care of you "Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote in message news:lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. > > > |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
my 95 is at 316k km's, haven't put a part on it in over a year (then was a
cv joint, cost about 150 dollar cdn) you have a long ways to go yet, do the regular maintance and take care of it and it will take care of you "Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote in message news:lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. > > > |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
my 95 is at 316k km's, haven't put a part on it in over a year (then was a
cv joint, cost about 150 dollar cdn) you have a long ways to go yet, do the regular maintance and take care of it and it will take care of you "Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote in message news:lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. > > > |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
my 95 is at 316k km's, haven't put a part on it in over a year (then was a
cv joint, cost about 150 dollar cdn) you have a long ways to go yet, do the regular maintance and take care of it and it will take care of you "Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote in message news:lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. > > > |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
Go to http://www.edmunds.com or http://www.kbb.com and check the market
value of your car at, say, 99 k, 120 k and 150 k miles and see if the drop is as dramatic as you've been told. Regardless, payments on a new car is going to be way higher than the monthly drop in value on your existing car. Unless you WANT a new car I'd just keep the '96. Buffalo wrote: > > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
Go to http://www.edmunds.com or http://www.kbb.com and check the market
value of your car at, say, 99 k, 120 k and 150 k miles and see if the drop is as dramatic as you've been told. Regardless, payments on a new car is going to be way higher than the monthly drop in value on your existing car. Unless you WANT a new car I'd just keep the '96. Buffalo wrote: > > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
Go to http://www.edmunds.com or http://www.kbb.com and check the market
value of your car at, say, 99 k, 120 k and 150 k miles and see if the drop is as dramatic as you've been told. Regardless, payments on a new car is going to be way higher than the monthly drop in value on your existing car. Unless you WANT a new car I'd just keep the '96. Buffalo wrote: > > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
Go to http://www.edmunds.com or http://www.kbb.com and check the market
value of your car at, say, 99 k, 120 k and 150 k miles and see if the drop is as dramatic as you've been told. Regardless, payments on a new car is going to be way higher than the monthly drop in value on your existing car. Unless you WANT a new car I'd just keep the '96. Buffalo wrote: > > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
Just think how much a new one would cost.
You can do a lot of fixing for just a small fraction of that. "Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote in message news:lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. > > > |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
Just think how much a new one would cost.
You can do a lot of fixing for just a small fraction of that. "Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote in message news:lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. > > > |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
Just think how much a new one would cost.
You can do a lot of fixing for just a small fraction of that. "Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote in message news:lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. > > > |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
Just think how much a new one would cost.
You can do a lot of fixing for just a small fraction of that. "Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote in message news:lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net... > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. > > > |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
In article <lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink .net>,
"Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote: > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. My advice is (if you can afford it) to trade it in on a newer (or new) civic EX. I once kept a car beyond 100,000 miles and started having various minor problems related to parts that stopped working. I traded it in before it developed problems with tranny or engine. Of course, the decision is up to you since you know more about your financial situation than we do. |
Re: Is it time to sell my 96 civic?
In article <lXZQb.25187$q4.23925@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink .net>,
"Buffalo" <buffalo@dddddns.org> wrote: > I currenly have a 96 civic EX in good condition. It currenly has 99,000 > miles on it and I am told that once it hits 100k the value will drop > dramatically. I have had no problems at all with the car. Original clutch, > had the timing belt replaced, have a new battery, some brake pads. It has > been a great car. Not being very educated on cars(sorry), how long can I > expect my car to run before it starts needing expensive maintenance? I > realize this will be a guess. Thankyou. My advice is (if you can afford it) to trade it in on a newer (or new) civic EX. I once kept a car beyond 100,000 miles and started having various minor problems related to parts that stopped working. I traded it in before it developed problems with tranny or engine. Of course, the decision is up to you since you know more about your financial situation than we do. |
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