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Old 01 Oct 2007, 09:52 am
joshua102888 joshua102888 is offline
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Default My friend is selling a 1996 Honda accord for 1500?

My friend is selling her 1996 honda accord for $1500 dollars it has about 169,000 miles on it. The car seems to be in good condition, but she says it has alot of miles on it..and thats why she's selling it cheaap. Now i know hondas, and her car can run for another 3 years if treated properly. I can see her honda accord going way above 250,000. My question to you is if you think its a wise choice?? This is kinda like my first car. Just wanna know what you guys think. Thanks
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Old 01 Oct 2007, 09:54 am
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That car with regular oill changes will go well over 200,000. I'd go with it
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Old 01 Oct 2007, 10:00 am
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i dout a person may buy it cause it could break any time so u never know with those old cars
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Old 01 Oct 2007, 10:04 am
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I would try to go down on the price because of the miles being high.Honda's are really good cars and can go well above 300,000mile. My husband has a 1990 Honda accord (2nd Owner)and has 290,000 miles on it to date.
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Old 01 Oct 2007, 10:06 am
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It sounds like a really good deal, as long as the car has been kept up, and serviced regularly. Just remember, she is your friend, and you probably want it to stay that way.
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Old 01 Oct 2007, 10:10 am
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Reasonable deal - and don't mind mileage. Make sure you replace timing belt every 90,000 mi. Other than that, regular oil changes is about all it needs to run indefinitely.
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Old 01 Oct 2007, 10:14 am
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It sounds like it has been cared for, and if that is the case it is a fair deal. It is a perfect first-car. Think about it this way. If you think it will go another 70,000 miles, it will probably take at least 3 years for you to put that many miles on it (probably more). Assuming it will last 3 years, or 36 months, and you pay $1500, that is a car payment of under $42 a month. You will rarely run into a deal where you can have a car payment lower than $42/month. In addition, it will be cheap to insure with liability only.
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