CURRENT resale values?
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Originally Posted by SayNoToPistons
3rd gen f/s section is all you need.
Also do a search. There more than one thread about how much people have paid for their FD's, though it's usually filled by owners that got theirs cheap.
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Originally Posted by dubulup
hell there are two on autotrader now for 30+
5 RX7's listed for over $30,000
18 RX7's listed for over $25,000
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A good condition relatively stock 94-95 FD should gor for $15-18k. Heavily modded cars are all over the place in value and are per-case values I'd think.
Of the last 2 FDs I have seen a Morries Mazda/Maserati they had 2 black 93s. Both relatively stock. One with 3k miles on it for $39k with red on black leather and the other for $17k with tan on black with 73k.
Any FD under $15k is either a good deal you're lucky to find or needs alot of attention.
Of the last 2 FDs I have seen a Morries Mazda/Maserati they had 2 black 93s. Both relatively stock. One with 3k miles on it for $39k with red on black leather and the other for $17k with tan on black with 73k.
Any FD under $15k is either a good deal you're lucky to find or needs alot of attention.
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Yeah I'm not too sure about the $10-12k folks. That sounds like you're getting into trouble. I bought my 93 MB Touring with 77k'ish for $14k, which I thought was reasonable (not overpaying, not getting a Huge deal).
NADA is actually not run by insurance companies. and if you can find info to prove that it is, I'll be very interested to see it. I actually just NADA'd my car much lower than I thought, but I believe that's because NADA works from "selling" price instead of "value". I'd say it's semi-effective for the vehicles that are being sold a few years old, but when you look at the "selling price" of an Rx7, it can vary from $1k (non-rolling shell) to $40k (well modified).
No one can really give you a straight answer to the current value of a 3rd gen Rx7 without more info on what you're looking for. The answers I see seem typically low (which I would expect on the forum) for a decent conditioned FD. Perhaps if you gave more info on what you were looking for, we would be able to steer you a little closer to what you want.
My example would be a slapped up FD for $9k that looks good, but you'll have issues with, vs a lightly modded (but with good intentions) FD with higher mileage for $17k. Given the price, and looking at what they have done, it may very well be a better bet to pass on the cheaper if you don't know what you're getting into. You could easily spend $9k for the car, $2k in repairs, and then $3k to get it reliable (if you're letting a shop do the work). In that case, you already have $14k into a car that is going to be severely outdone by one that you could've just waited to get for a little more. Just my .02, and not saying I did the right thing. I could still be persuaded to pick up another Rx7 with mods I agree with if the price was right
NADA is actually not run by insurance companies. and if you can find info to prove that it is, I'll be very interested to see it. I actually just NADA'd my car much lower than I thought, but I believe that's because NADA works from "selling" price instead of "value". I'd say it's semi-effective for the vehicles that are being sold a few years old, but when you look at the "selling price" of an Rx7, it can vary from $1k (non-rolling shell) to $40k (well modified).
No one can really give you a straight answer to the current value of a 3rd gen Rx7 without more info on what you're looking for. The answers I see seem typically low (which I would expect on the forum) for a decent conditioned FD. Perhaps if you gave more info on what you were looking for, we would be able to steer you a little closer to what you want.
My example would be a slapped up FD for $9k that looks good, but you'll have issues with, vs a lightly modded (but with good intentions) FD with higher mileage for $17k. Given the price, and looking at what they have done, it may very well be a better bet to pass on the cheaper if you don't know what you're getting into. You could easily spend $9k for the car, $2k in repairs, and then $3k to get it reliable (if you're letting a shop do the work). In that case, you already have $14k into a car that is going to be severely outdone by one that you could've just waited to get for a little more. Just my .02, and not saying I did the right thing. I could still be persuaded to pick up another Rx7 with mods I agree with if the price was right
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bought mine about 4 weeks ago....and payed 14,900...bone stock (except for a downpipe)rebuilt turbos...
been looking for one almost 3-4 years...and watched the price of fd's grow, compared to 3 years ago....
side note...couldn't be happier with the car....its everything i expected...
and its easy to get mod happy....
been looking for one almost 3-4 years...and watched the price of fd's grow, compared to 3 years ago....
side note...couldn't be happier with the car....its everything i expected...
and its easy to get mod happy....
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Originally Posted by preludesh2000
bought mine about 4 weeks ago....and payed 14,900...bone stock (except for a downpipe)rebuilt turbos...
been looking for one almost 3-4 years...and watched the price of fd's grow, compared to 3 years ago....
been looking for one almost 3-4 years...and watched the price of fd's grow, compared to 3 years ago....
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FS: Like New 1994 FD with 5000 miles (yes, 5k miles)
Originally Posted by eatmyclutch
DamniT! I need a stock FD!
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=569502
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Good condition FDs with tasteful mods will continue to increase in value.
With a set of aftermarket wheels these cars look better than a new Vette. Best thing FDs cost under $20K. Can't touch a vette, porche, or other worthy sport cars for less than $50K.
Of course if the RX7 market died out, our cars would barely cost nothing.
Supply & Demand.
With a set of aftermarket wheels these cars look better than a new Vette. Best thing FDs cost under $20K. Can't touch a vette, porche, or other worthy sport cars for less than $50K.
Of course if the RX7 market died out, our cars would barely cost nothing.
Supply & Demand.
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Current Resale
I purchased my 93 FD3 in 2/2005 with 76,339 miles for $13.5. The car came with mods and upgrades:
Engine: M2 original cold air intake with two K&N filters; M2 stock mounted intercooler with Greddy elbow; M2 3" downpipe;HKS Superdraeger cat-back exhaust with Bonez hi-flo catalytic converter; M2 Stage3 ECU; pillar mounted water temp and boost gauges by Autometer, AST bypass; silicone bottom radiator hose, M2 upgraded radiator; zip-tied vacuum hoses.
Suspension: ADR Kasai wheels, front 18x8; rear 18x9 with Toyo T1's Proxies tires (2003). Koni adjustable yellow, H & R springs;
Body: Rear warrior wing spoiler. Side and rear skirts. Front Mask and Bra by Colgan
I have since spent another $ 10k in replacement and upgrades.
So I would said if i m going to sell it ... If I were to sell it would be for at least $ 21K. Resale value...is another story might get $ 18k.
Engine: M2 original cold air intake with two K&N filters; M2 stock mounted intercooler with Greddy elbow; M2 3" downpipe;HKS Superdraeger cat-back exhaust with Bonez hi-flo catalytic converter; M2 Stage3 ECU; pillar mounted water temp and boost gauges by Autometer, AST bypass; silicone bottom radiator hose, M2 upgraded radiator; zip-tied vacuum hoses.
Suspension: ADR Kasai wheels, front 18x8; rear 18x9 with Toyo T1's Proxies tires (2003). Koni adjustable yellow, H & R springs;
Body: Rear warrior wing spoiler. Side and rear skirts. Front Mask and Bra by Colgan
I have since spent another $ 10k in replacement and upgrades.
So I would said if i m going to sell it ... If I were to sell it would be for at least $ 21K. Resale value...is another story might get $ 18k.
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Originally Posted by MontegoRx
NADA is actually not run by insurance companies. and if you can find info to prove that it is, I'll be very interested to see it.
My insurance advisor told me to be aware of companies that uses NADA to determine the value of your car. Allstate uses KBB and there has to be some reason why their is a $6000 difference in the RX-7 anyways.....
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Originally Posted by fdeeznutz
I'm sure NADA won't come right out and say it but this is what I heard.
My insurance advisor told me to be aware of companies that uses NADA to determine the value of your car. Allstate uses KBB and there has to be some reason why their is a $6000 difference in the RX-7 anyways.....
My insurance advisor told me to be aware of companies that uses NADA to determine the value of your car. Allstate uses KBB and there has to be some reason why their is a $6000 difference in the RX-7 anyways.....
I'm amazed that some people still maintain that modifications add value to car. In almost all cases, they don't. Yes, if you have $40k of modifications, you may be able to get a few thousand over the value of a stock car, but it will probably take far longer to sell too.
The FDs that have the best resale value have the lowest miles and the lowest amount of modifications.
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From my body shop days NADA was more or less a wholesale guide where KBB is more for retail.. At the dealership I worked for KBB was quoted for used car sales if no trade in was involved. Otherwise NADA was used and at least in those days it was also around 10-20% less
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Originally Posted by moconnor
I'm amazed that some people still maintain that modifications add value to car. In almost all cases, they don't. Yes, if you have $40k of modifications, you may be able to get a few thousand over the value of a stock car, but it will probably take far longer to sell too.