98 ITR
07-21-2003, 06:57 AM
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I found a 98 ITR to buy, but I believe the guy is asking way to much for it. It has low miles on it ( 34k) but he is asking $19,000 for it. The NADA retail price is $14,825. Do you think he will budge on his price? Any tips?
07-21-2003, 09:29 AM
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$19K is a lot for a 98 regardless of mileage. Depending on his locale, he may be able to get close to that (left or right coast), but if he's in middle america or some rural spot, no chance of getting that for one unless someone buys it and has it shipped. A 98 in Ohio with that price would never sell. I'd find a price you're comfortable with, offer it and see what he says. He can always call you back if he can't find a buyer for what he wants. Besides, as rare as these cars are, good ones still seem to pop up from time to time, so keep checking the AutoTrader, ebay, Honda-tech, ITRCA, etc until you find one that's priced more affordably.
Originally Posted by Smkynbandt
I found a 98 ITR to buy, but I believe the guy is asking way to much for it. It has low miles on it ( 34k) but he is asking $19,000 for it. The NADA retail price is $14,825. Do you think he will budge on his price? Any tips?
07-21-2003, 04:55 PM
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dude.. thats a good price.. the itr that bought and returned i bought for 19,000.. now i found a nice black one and im going to be purchasing it for about 18,000.. the only way the guy your going to buy it from will sell it to you for less.. is if he was shot in the head or doesnt know shit about the car.. I say go for it
