I'd say that's pretty close.
What is a fair price?
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I'd have to say $20-21K. Of course, the condition and options may make a difference.
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Originally Posted by JDs00PewterCoupe
I'd have to say $20-21K. Of course, the condition and options may make a difference.
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I'm from the Chicago area but I bought the car from a guy in Arizona about a year and a half ago. The car is in great condition both interior and exterior, just the normal wear and tear that comes with a 36k mile car. The only options the car came with is the auto ride control. I'm thinking about selling it and picking up a new 04. I would need to get about 24500 though, looks like its not gonna happen.
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