Rough estimate of price

**raniti** · 17-09-2010 01:33 PM

I'm looking at a 95 vti-r what would I be looking at
to pay for.

Its a 95 vtir integra. Manual. Its has 184000 kms. Sunroof. Good sound system. No problems mechanically. Replaced clutch. Regularly serviced with honda oils and parts. Recently replaced tires. Just payed rego. Has some scratches and minor dents never been in a Serious accident.

Thanks

**ekcoupe** · 17-09-2010 01:38 PM

From what you described should be 9-10k mark

**mnc** · 17-09-2010 01:48 PM

i would say the 6-8k mark

**Bulbasaur** · 17-09-2010 02:24 PM

5 to 7k max orelse its just not going to sell

**mooshie** · 17-09-2010 05:18 PM

I would say between $4800 and $59000

http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/...Model_String|0

**Super-DA9** · 17-09-2010 09:56 PM

With that amount of km's the price range would be around $6000-$7000. Even if it's really well taken care of, only because people these days base the condition and price on the amount of km's.

I know it's not always true, I mean I payed $9000 for my 95 VTi-R which had 128,000 on it at the time, and I've still had heaps of little issues with it. Thankfully most of them have been simple fixes.

**MWAKU** · 17-09-2010 11:10 PM

Originally Posted by ekcoupe

From what you described should be 9-10k mark

get ****ed 9-10k mark LOL..

maybe if u find a desperate red p plate maybe.

maybe no mechanic problems, but suspension, bushings things like that chassis is still 15 years old. go what with mnc said

**m7key** · 18-09-2010 10:19 AM

yeah i was looking for a while and the good ones (low kms good mechanicly etc.) were between 8 to 12 grand... only the ones that have been raped are below that, but im from queensland everything is a lot more expensive up here

**MR-VTEC** · 18-09-2010 11:40 AM

kms dont mean sh*&^!

I've seen plenty of cars with half the kms of other equivalents that are in much worse condition. Imo i'd much rather purchase a car with more km's that has been well maintained over a low km equivalent

why do people think that because a car has low kms it must be good? in some cases, older cars with low kms may actually be worse off because they sit around more often than being driven/used causing things like seals to harden and corrosion to set in.

my 2cents