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ktrio730
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when it comes to cars.? 4 years ago I got a Chrysler Sebring Convertible. I had to put a rebuilt engine in it, which had around 50k on that. About 2 years ago, I got a 02 Ford Explorer, so I put the convertible in my driveway.
There it has sat for almost the whole time, as my gf was going to fix up the car a little and take it. However, her friend ended up giving her a civic for really cheap, so she took that instead.
I had a neighbor come up to me today and ask me about buying the car. I have no clue what to tell him. I was planning on possibly even junking the car at some point, since there a few problems, such as the battery and brakes need to be replaced, and any other problems that can come up when a car sits for two years.
In general, without too much of an inspection and with him paying for repairs and cleanup and all, what is a good asking price that will make sure he probably gets it but at the same time doesnt leave me feeling like I ripped myself off? Thanks for any input!
( My guess is somewhere in the 200-700 range?)
There it has sat for almost the whole time, as my gf was going to fix up the car a little and take it. However, her friend ended up giving her a civic for really cheap, so she took that instead.
I had a neighbor come up to me today and ask me about buying the car. I have no clue what to tell him. I was planning on possibly even junking the car at some point, since there a few problems, such as the battery and brakes need to be replaced, and any other problems that can come up when a car sits for two years.
In general, without too much of an inspection and with him paying for repairs and cleanup and all, what is a good asking price that will make sure he probably gets it but at the same time doesnt leave me feeling like I ripped myself off? Thanks for any input!
( My guess is somewhere in the 200-700 range?)