'94 excel
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Re: '94 excel
"Xyz Zyx" <cm2100@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> hey all!
> i was thinking about buying a used 94 excel, automatic 2 door hatchback
> for $2000 i was wondering if its shitty car or if it has a bad rep or
> anything, the car seems to be in good condition, 76,000 miles on it
> thanks,
> mike
I would avoid one that age with an automatic transmission; unless it's just
been rebuilt.
And I wouldn't pay over $1500 for a '94.
Just my 2 cents.
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I bought a 94 with a manual tranny for 725. last summer, it's not pretty but
runs fine.. makes a good student car.
Doni
"Xyz Zyx" <cm2100@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> hey all!
> i was thinking about buying a used 94 excel, automatic 2 door hatchback
> for $2000 i was wondering if its shitty car or if it has a bad rep or
> anything, the car seems to be in good condition, 76,000 miles on it
> thanks,
> mike
>
runs fine.. makes a good student car.
Doni
"Xyz Zyx" <cm2100@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:4214-40436B55-355@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...
> hey all!
> i was thinking about buying a used 94 excel, automatic 2 door hatchback
> for $2000 i was wondering if its shitty car or if it has a bad rep or
> anything, the car seems to be in good condition, 76,000 miles on it
> thanks,
> mike
>
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Re: '94 excel
"Xyz Zyx" <cm2100@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> thanks for the replies. about the rebuilt tranny, i or my wife am only
> going to use the car to go to and from work which is about a total of 14
> miles a day. if not rebuilt that should hold up for some time ya think?
> thank ,
> mike
>
maybe, maybe not
you like playing crapshoot?
it all depends on how the car was maintained by the previous owner(s)
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Re: '94 excel
"Xyz Zyx" <cm2100@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> thanks for the replies. about the rebuilt tranny, i or my wife am only
> going to use the car to go to and from work which is about a total of 14
> miles a day. if not rebuilt that should hold up for some time ya think?
Check the AT dipstick with the car fully warmed up and in park. The
fluid should be at the HOT mark. The fluid should be bright red and clear.
If it's brownish, has bits of stuff floating around, or smells burnt, you're
just asking for trouble.
The AT's on Excels are notorious for failure (slipping, not shifting). If
the
fluid & filter is changed often (once a year, regardless of mileage), you
can keep them alive.
In any event, $2500 (US?) is a bit much unless the car is in perfect
condition
for a 10yr old car.
Bob
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