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I have a 2000 ford taurus with about 140K miles on it, and was thinking about trying to sell for 3K...The back bumper on the passenger side is dented but besides from that, everything else is fine...Do you think it has a great chance of being sold at such price?
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You can sell your car without a v5! it says on the dvla web page?
no one's gonna want that many miles on a car. Especially, a Ford. I would try $1200. But You might just have to break it down and sell it for parts at a junk yard. Or take it to a dealer, and trade it in for a nice car.How do I sell my car to a private party with money still owed on it ?
Or have you considered, donating it to a nonprofit organization? They will give a huge tax write off, for it. And it's the nice thing to do
I am looking to buy a new full-size SUV. Any suggestions on what I should get?
way to much. try 1600-2000. no one wants tauraus, especially after 140 000 milesI Want to Buy and 2007 Camry LE. What's the best price?
3K sounds about right, though it does have quite a few miles. Check the kelly blue book value at kbb.comWhat can I do to help my cousin? She brought a new car and the dealer is trippin?
That's the industry standard for setting prices - you can specify what options the car has. This isn't necessarily how much you can get for your car, but it is a good starting point.
The most important thing is how well it was maintained - have maintenance records available (if you have them) to show potential buyers. Make sure it is cleaned up, and maybe do a little extra maintenance to it so you can tell them it just had an oil change, new filters, maybe plugs and wires. That stuff will only cost you a couple bucks, but will make the car run better, and possibly get you more money for it.
Good luck!
i'm looking for a car soon, and i think that that's alot of money for all the miles it has on it. i don't think i'd purchase a vehicle with that amount of miles for more that $1000.-$1500.
that's just my opinion though.
Wht does it mean on an estimating payment site when it asks for "Dealer Accessories" for a car?
Too much mileage. You could ask for $3K to see if someone pays it, but there's a great chance that you'll have to go down. I say $2K would be a decent offer.I sold a car about a month ago...?
Way too much them are good cars but resale suxs on em and with dents and stuff be lucky to $1500 ive owned two em before(Taurus) and i drove till the wheels dam near came off just becase i coulnt get a good trade in or resale value.but good luck like ole PT Barnum said theres a sucker born every minuteIt all depends on how you word it as well, but back yourself up by checking out kbb.com. if it is sound mechanically and the only issue is the bumper you can try for good condition and drop about 700-1000 because thats the price to replace and paint such bumper. As for the milleage state whether it is city or highway miles as well, sometimes it can help because city driving is harsher. But make sure that you also check out any recalls or manufacture defect issues into your price. nowadays people may know a thing or two before winding up with a lemon. Just my 2 cents.
I'll give you $250 but only with a full tank of gas.
My parents have this car and want to ..?
ask for three, take anything more than two. good luck!More Questions & Answers ...
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