I have an auto 1994 RX-7 that I am planning to have converted to a manual? However, I'm wondering if I should try selling it. I could put the money from the sale and the money I would be spending on the conversion towards a newer (maybe something in the 2000s) manual sports car.

Here are the stats on my car:
White 1994 automatic RX-7 (touring)
60,600 miles (I've had it since 33,315 miles)
245/45-16 Bridestone Potenza S03 (about 75 miles)
Replaced fuel filter at 58,366 miles*
Replaced vacuum lines w/ silicone hoses*
Tri-Point Engeneering AST*
180 degree thermo upgrade*
fan switch mod*
Racing Beat cat back exhaust (dual tip)*
M2 Downpipe*
KVR cross-drilled rotors (Silver Cadmium plated)*
Cusco Front Strut Tower Brace
Eibach Pro Kit springs*
Tokico Illumina 5 way adjustable shocks*
Racing Beat Front Sway Bar Brace*
Defi 52mm Boost Gauge*
Defi 52mm Water Temp Gauge*
Defi Control Link*
Greddy PRofec B - Spec II boost controller*
Kenwood Excelon KDC-X559 head unit
Metra black mast power antenna (installed 3/2003)
R1 spoiler
R1 front lip spoiler

The turbos were done by the dealer (Don Rosen Mazda)when I bought the car.

The engine was replaced by NorthPenn Imports (Mazda and VW dealer) at 52,618. (The AC was also recharged then.)

*work done / installed at KD Rotary

The car is in great shape for a 10 year old car (no body damage). The interior is in good shap except the lid on the driver side door is broken.

What do you guys think. Do I need to provide any more information?

 

Oh yeah - all black interior.

 

I would say nothing under $16,000.

 

Did you miss the fact that its an auto. If your car was a 5 speed, I would say 15 to 16 (Maybe). With an Auto I would bet you would have to be somewhere around 12k to get a buyer.

 

12k if its in great condition. Probably more like 10 though. You have lots of miles, an auto, old paint, stock wheels, and very few upgrades. I do like the color combination though.

 

i'd charge 13-16k anything below they'll think something is wrong wit it! except me!

 

60,000 miles is alot on a decade old car? How many cars that old will you find with that many miles?

 

better off converting yours. at least you know what you got instead of buying someone else's potential surprise. quite a few people have done it here. just search.

 

You think this car is worth more than 10k, take a look at this.

Under 7k for a great auto fd.

 

That person got one hell of a good deal though. Unfortunately, every dumb *** lowballer is going to say 'I can buy an FD for 7k why pay xx for yours now'. That deal was an exception, not the norm. I hope people realize that.

 

Unfortunately, there are too many low ballers. If its in great condition, I say at least $13k.

 

Its completely stock performance-wise except for the downpipe. Its automatic. White and 94 are definitely a plus. I would say $12k at most