Quick Question about a 95 Civic EX
05-02-2003, 09:55 AM
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Quick Question about a 95 Civic EX
Hello all,
I am looking at buying a used 95 Civic EX with a little over 84k miles on it. When I went and looked at the car, the guy said he just replaced the front axle and that it was a "common" repair on the civics. My first questions is if this is true?! He said that it was making a noise and that is the reason why he got it replaced, I asked him if it had ever been in an accident and he said no. The guy has the car listed for $4500, and was wondering if that is a fair price for the car. He has not had the timing belt replaced, so I thought that would be an expense, as well as it needs two new tires....there is also a scratch on the rear bumper that was touched up. I was thinking of asking $3900-4100 for the car, what do you all think?
Thanks!
-fro
I am looking at buying a used 95 Civic EX with a little over 84k miles on it. When I went and looked at the car, the guy said he just replaced the front axle and that it was a "common" repair on the civics. My first questions is if this is true?! He said that it was making a noise and that is the reason why he got it replaced, I asked him if it had ever been in an accident and he said no. The guy has the car listed for $4500, and was wondering if that is a fair price for the car. He has not had the timing belt replaced, so I thought that would be an expense, as well as it needs two new tires....there is also a scratch on the rear bumper that was touched up. I was thinking of asking $3900-4100 for the car, what do you all think?
Thanks!
-fro
05-02-2003, 10:01 AM
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Re: Quick Question about a 95 Civic EX
Originally posted by afro
Hello all,
I am looking at buying a used 95 Civic EX with a little over 84k miles on it. When I went and looked at the car, the guy said he just replaced the front axle and that it was a "common" repair on the civics. My first questions is if this is true?! He said that it was making a noise and that is the reason why he got it replaced, I asked him if it had ever been in an accident and he said no. The guy has the car listed for $4500, and was wondering if that is a fair price for the car. He has not had the timing belt replaced, so I thought that would be an expense, as well as it needs two new tires....there is also a scratch on the rear bumper that was touched up. I was thinking of asking $3900-4100 for the car, what do you all think?
Thanks!
-fro
Hello all,
I am looking at buying a used 95 Civic EX with a little over 84k miles on it. When I went and looked at the car, the guy said he just replaced the front axle and that it was a "common" repair on the civics. My first questions is if this is true?! He said that it was making a noise and that is the reason why he got it replaced, I asked him if it had ever been in an accident and he said no. The guy has the car listed for $4500, and was wondering if that is a fair price for the car. He has not had the timing belt replaced, so I thought that would be an expense, as well as it needs two new tires....there is also a scratch on the rear bumper that was touched up. I was thinking of asking $3900-4100 for the car, what do you all think?
Thanks!
-fro
The mileage is really good for a '95. You will need to get the timing belt changed though - it's recommended at 90K miles. If you have a shop do it it's something like $250 (I think, I do all my own work so I don't know for sure)
I'd say offer him $4K and tell him that you will have to shell out money for the timing belt and all that crap.
h: don't lowball
