Price for a GS-R
08-03-2002, 06:49 PM
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Price for a GS-R
Hello, I have never been on this part of the board, but I was looking into buying an Integra or an RSX. But, I found a pretty good deal or so I think for an Integra GS-R.
1999 Acura Integra GS-R with 29,413 miles leather interior, stock motor, OEM spoiler for 18,995 from the dealer in black.
Let me know if that's a good price, that it is certified pre-owned and are there any integra only sites?
1999 Acura Integra GS-R with 29,413 miles leather interior, stock motor, OEM spoiler for 18,995 from the dealer in black.
Let me know if that's a good price, that it is certified pre-owned and are there any integra only sites?
08-03-2002, 11:25 PM
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maybe u should save 2-3 grand and buy a brand new civic si 2003 just my opinion a new car is always better then a used car....i am presumin u might want to race ur car so why not try something new and exploring the possibilities...i dunno just my .02 cents
08-03-2002, 11:29 PM
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ooopsss didn't notice that u wanted to buy an integ or rsx....depends on if u want to wait for performance parts or not....because RSX is still new so u might have to wait on parts....gs-r....hmm i think u can get a used type-r for around 19k depends on where u live they got a lot of type-r's for sale in california....becareful of leather interior also it may be torn and stuff...i don't know any integra sites sorry....
08-03-2002, 11:33 PM
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18,995 is quite high for that year/miles i think... I bought my 97' GSR with 50,000 miles for around 12,000 and now that the RSX is out the price on the GSR has dropped everywhere but the dealer cause the dealer isn't going to lose money on a car that has been sitting there for a year or two.. look in autobuys for private owners, try to avoid thoes small car sales places cause 90% of the cars are either salvaged or have been in accidents.. best thing to buy from private owner unles you want to pay the high dealer price. One more thing... If you see any car that is owned by a young punk kid, you can pretty much assume the car has been hammered on and not well maintained.
08-03-2002, 11:41 PM
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don't forget carfax to check vehicle history and uhhh also don't forget autotrader (not sure if it works outside of CA) and if u live in california then recycler.com....remember buying a car takes time don't rush it....the car that is meant for u will come to u
08-04-2002, 12:56 AM
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well my friend bought a 99 gsr black/black(leather) with JDM front end header/intake/exhuast/ coils and 30ish k on the car....
for 17 and i have another friend witha 00 ITR with 25ish k on it for 16...
soooo there are good deals out there if you look...(they didnt look very hard)
for 17 and i have another friend witha 00 ITR with 25ish k on it for 16...
soooo there are good deals out there if you look...(they didnt look very hard)
08-04-2002, 07:49 AM
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it is certified pre-owned from a acura dealer.
Acura of Ocean, one of the best dealerships in New Jersey.
The only dealership in my county so, I think it was a pretty reasonable deal considering the fact that it is from a dealer and it is certified pre-owned.
Acura of Ocean, one of the best dealerships in New Jersey.
The only dealership in my county so, I think it was a pretty reasonable deal considering the fact that it is from a dealer and it is certified pre-owned.
08-04-2002, 07:51 AM
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Like some people said, you might want to try the classifieds, autotrader.com or some of those other online sites. AFter all the taxes and dealers fees I think you'll be paying around 20,000. But if you like the car, forget what we say and get it.
08-04-2002, 08:02 AM
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$19k is way too much. I've seen 99's with that mileage go for as low as $12.x. Forget certified pre-owned man, it means nothing. How much of a warranty do you get, until 50k? Chances are, it wont need anything anyway...not worth all the extra cash.