1986 RX7 34,000 miles Mint want to sell any ideas or suggestion?
1986 RX7 34,000 miles Mint want to sell any ideas or suggestion?
I am not sure what this car is worth or how I would go about selling it, I bought it new and it has only 34,000 miles....Mint Condition....Has been stored for the last 10 years...White with burgundy interior and a sun roof...Great car...Any suggestions?
if she has been sitting for 10years she aint worth a damn give her to me
jk thats one hell of a deal finding a car with that low of miles someone would pay 5-6k for her depending on how nice she is
jk thats one hell of a deal finding a car with that low of miles someone would pay 5-6k for her depending on how nice she is
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As for suggestions on selling it. Wax it up reeeeal nice, cover up the nicks and bruises (if any). And don't post it to cheap, remember to a lot of people at a glance the price determines the quality.
Thanks for the feedback...The car was started up and driven around the block once a month and the battery has been replaced several times....No nicks, very sharp! Always serviced by the dealer...Only problem, no AC and no Power Steering...
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I'm assuming it's probably a base model then, with no AC and PS.
If it's a stick, you're in good. If it's an auto, your value just went way down. Only an enthusiast will pay a premium for a 15 year old car with low mileage, and an enthusiast won't be buying an automatic.
If you could find the right buyer, I'd say you could get 6-8 grand for it. Of course, if you could find the right buyer, you could get sticker price for it, but that isn't a realistic expectation. If you want to get a really sweet amount of money for it, expect to do a lot of advertising and take quite some time to find the right buyer.
If you want to turn it around quick, 3-4000 and that sucker is out the door, even if it has an auto.
Good luck,
Dale
If it's a stick, you're in good. If it's an auto, your value just went way down. Only an enthusiast will pay a premium for a 15 year old car with low mileage, and an enthusiast won't be buying an automatic.
If you could find the right buyer, I'd say you could get 6-8 grand for it. Of course, if you could find the right buyer, you could get sticker price for it, but that isn't a realistic expectation. If you want to get a really sweet amount of money for it, expect to do a lot of advertising and take quite some time to find the right buyer.
If you want to turn it around quick, 3-4000 and that sucker is out the door, even if it has an auto.
Good luck,
Dale
Hmm i would get it man those are nice cars when they look new and people will defenitely blow up the price if you were to sell it to a nationwide audience like autotrader or ebay i would personally go with ebay...






