Original owner, garage kept, unmolested time capsule. Always maintained and cared for. Looks and runs as new. 2005 Black Coupe, everything original. Seeking best offer.

 

nevermind - ignore this post.

 

that no price/open ended strategy doesn't work. that said i have a similar car, so i'd be interested in what it's worth. seems to be around 15-16k, although most people think theirs are way more valuable.

 

It really matters not what a "fair" price would be, but rather what price would a willing buyer pay to a willing seller at any particular time. That price, by the way, varies according to needs, wants and circumstances-but does not stay constant. Ask me what I would pay today, and tomorrow the price will be different. Maybe more, maybe less, maybe NOT INTERESTED.

The best way to find out what YOU can sell it for is to put it up for sale with good, crisp photos and a full write-up of the car's salient points and factors making it valuable. There is NO ROOM for theoretical prices in the real world, in my opinion. What you're paid is what you're paid. Otherwise stated: roll'em and weep.

 

I have to agree, just put a price on it and be done. Has it been near the ocean most of its life?