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Can Anyone Tell me how much would u pay for a 3rd generation 1993 automatic RX-7? or the most they would pay? The only thing that it has is a a bump on the door which is easily fixeble for $300.
Thanks to anyone that read's and responds to my question!
Thanks to anyone that read's and responds to my question!
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hmm... how many miles? For an auto, I wouldn't pay much more than $14-15K, unless it has really low miles. I wouldn't buy it at all with too much more than 80K miles unless it's been rebuilt... 80K+ is where you begin to expect to have to rebuild.
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According to the Kelley Blue Book, a car as you describe with 65,000 miles on it would sell for $12,195 in a private party sale in my area (MA).
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Thanks to the 2 people that responded to my question even tho like 13 other people looked at it. Anyways, there are selling me the rx-7 for like $2,000. I still suspecies cause for that cheap it must have something wrong with it well am goin to check out this tuesday. So if it looks good and i buy it i'll post up the pic. Thanks again for does who decided to help with my question!
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if you're getting it for $2K, get it. I would suspect that there is something wrong with the motor, so you can expect to have to do a rebuild, but even then, it's only an extra $3K, so you've got youself a perfectly good $5K car. You could turn around and sell it for $12K. 
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Maybe you made a typo and meant $12,000 instead of $2,000?
If it's really $2,000, I'd be suspicious that it's stolen, or something else is seriously wrong. Be sure you see a valid title before you hand over any money.
As others have said, $2,000 is even well below salvage value.
On the other hand, it may be some idiot who has blown his engine and doesn't realize how much he can still get for it.
Just be sure the paperwork is legit.
If it's really $2,000, I'd be suspicious that it's stolen, or something else is seriously wrong. Be sure you see a valid title before you hand over any money.
As others have said, $2,000 is even well below salvage value.
On the other hand, it may be some idiot who has blown his engine and doesn't realize how much he can still get for it.
Just be sure the paperwork is legit.
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