Trade-in a Integra

How much would a dealer give for a 94' Integra Gsi if I was to trade it in and get a another car?
Oh I might ad that the car is on finance at the moment, that is why.

although i'm not exactly sure, my friend has a 94 ford laser - market value of around $8000 give or take - a ford dealership offered him $1500

there's something to work around

Omg! that is ridiculous.
I think I won't go for that option then.
hehe

Although she is 10 years old, Honda hold there value check it out, know halm better than asking here :P

Check what out?
At the dealers?

yeah go to some dealers, trade ins are always good less hassle with tire kickers you don’t necessarily get the best price but makes things easier :)
If your thinking of another Honda (trading honda 4 another honda) you'll more likely get more for your integra cause it makes there job easier having 2 the same make....

well normally they wont give you too much for your car but because your trading the car in they more likely to give you less for the new car your buying. which in the end works out to be the same if you buy the car without trading it in and selling your car privately.

depending on the cars condition and kms.... probably around 6 - 8k

i hope that helps

dont bother man, private sale will get you much more dollars!

dealers and trade ins are a joke, they give a price well below value..,

just like dealers sell their cars for more than private, they buy them cheaper than private = big profits for them!

Yeh I know that, but I am still on finance.
Still have about 3 yrs left to pay off this 10 yr old car, and I want a different car.

But Im not really sure on which way to go at.
Does it work like this, umm just say I have $10k still left to pay off and I want to trade it in for a different car worth $18k.
Doest that mean they put the $10k left to pay off my old car onto the new price of $18k, which makes it $28k and then minus how much they value my trade in for example $8k, which them totals the amount to refinance for $20k?
Is that correct?

hmmm yeah basically

put simply:
you buy a car for $x less your trade in value, than add what is owing on that trade in

hmm then that is like losing all of my 2 yrs payment already made.
and starting all over again.

ah! i guess this ideas not a good one at all.

Don't get me wrong I love integras but this Gsi AUTO, is a pain. I guess i bought it when I was 17 and didnt know what I wanted.
But now I want either a turbo car or a Type R.
And I dont know whats the best ways I should go of getting rid of this financed car, still being payed off.

Dealer took my 1989 Integra LS for $3k tradein for a $18k VTIR...

My LS had 308,000k on it...the VTIR i bought had 98,000

:eek: dealers are professionals at skewing the figures on trade-ins,...

Have you looked at converting the car to manual? that's what i'd be considering. :cool:

I went to trade in my LS and GSI at the same time to get a DC2R teggy, this was 3 years ago though, They offered 2k for the LS1990) and 12K for the GSI1993),
Told them to fugg of politely, sold the LS for 7k, and the GSI for 14K and got me a skyline with change left over, Then finally after all that i netted myslef a DC2R 2 years down the track, dealers are fugged, sell privatley man..

Dealers are there to make money they will do whatever to get a bargain they are in no way going to give you what you want for the car or its private value

i say sell private in the mean time pay off as much as you can :)

good luck

im sure if you ring your finance company they can tell you the procedure in the event you want to sell your car.... coz if you do a revs check itll show money oweing and noone will buy it... must be a way you can sell it

u will get $4000 if u are extremely lucky

friend walked in with a MY2000 DC2R and he got offered $15000

go to www.redbook.com.au and find out the estimate... gives u and idea on wat the dealer gonna offer u ...