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		Red Book Code HOND00VV 
 
 2000 HONDA INTEGRA
 Coupe Type R Sport 2dr Man 5sp 1.8i (Sept onwards)
 
 
 average kms 55,000 - 65,000
 trade in price guide* $20,200 - $23,200
 national average price - private sale* $22,500 - $26,100
 price when new (RRP) $39,990
 
 I found this on redbook.com.au. At the moment I am looking to purchase one. I find that prices varies between 30,000 to 25,000.
 How much is a reasonable price to pay for one? I am pretty sure all the dc2r owners here have a fair idea how much there vehicle is worth.
 
 Btw anyone here thinking about selling their's give me a pm. Obviously the price should be between what I found in redbook.com.au  :lol:
 
 regards
 
 
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		What part of aus u lookin at? coz price slightly differ, in differnt states....well thats what i have noticed any way... 
 
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		somewhere between 22K and 26K I'd say...
 
 You'll be lucky if you can get a decent looking one for less than 22K
 
 
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		redbook is a bit off, i'd say about 25, better off going to calculate your own average from carsales :D 
 
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		i have never seen a dc2r for sale as low as 22k in sydney
 the lowest i have seen is around 24
 
 
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		redbook, undervalues everything i find. 
 
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		hi, im new on the forums, and i dont want to hi jack your thread but it is related so bear with me. what are the things to look out for when buying a dc2r?? or major faults, wear and tear, leaks etc?? 
 
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		You never pay the full asking price for the car.
 
 You always need to haggle, haggle haggle!
 
 
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		(not totally directed at the subject, but just a good way to buy a car)
 
 This is the best strategy:
 Find the car you want, have a look at it then walk away..
 Ask a mate/ family friend to go back and buy it for you. Because they will fight for the best price, and if they don’t get it they will walk out...
 
 Cause if you personally do it you'll get so hooked up in the car and want it that badly u wont necessarily get it for the best price.
 
 
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		A car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.
 
 Just keep looking around until you find one for a price you are happy with. it took me over 6 months to do so.
 
 
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		also...
 dont settle for 2nd best
 take the time to search for a car in good condition
 and when u really wanna buy it
 ask yourself
 if i bought this, will i regret it if i saw a another one of the same car