I own a 93 Toyota corolla and I am trying to sell it at a descent price since I need the money.
It is a great car and I changed the timing belt and tires 9,000 miles ago and filter,oil,lube, wheel alignment recently and passed through a 25 point inspection with no problems.
The only problems it has is that the a/c stopped working(blows air-but that is an extra feature on the 93 anyway) and the speedometer sometimes works and sometimes it doesnt(it works on the higway, when its too cold, when it gets warm etc)
I wasnt sure how to price it according to kbb.
I dont believe it is in fair condition since the tires are new, timing belt is new and it runs great. I never had problems starting, getting warm in the winter etc.
What price would you put on it? Good, fair condition, something else?
ThanksHow much should I sell my car for?I would say its more good then fair since its a 1993 if it was a 2003 with those issues then I would say fair to poor. So you can start with the price for good condition and if no takers then lower it.How much should I sell my car for?Go to KBB.com and put in the info of your car...they can give you a retail price or trade-in value.How much should I sell my car for?It sounds like it's in fair condition, but since you got some new parts for it you can ask a higher price. If you live in the Southwest and you're selling it now, without A/C you'll never sell it, but if you live up north it won't be a huge deal.
The big thing is mileage and the condition of the body, frame, and engine.How much should I sell my car for?Check KBB.com to get an idea.
In my area, assuming average mileage and fair condition, a base model Camary should be sold for around $1700. Go on the above website and put in all your info for a better idea.
Good luck!How much should I sell my car for?1000How much should I sell my car for?It depends on a lot of factors like how many miles does the car have, also the condition of the car and any extras like power windows or is it an XL model matters. The best place to look would be Kelly blue book.com, they can give you an approximate value. If you sell privately you are sure to get more money for it, as opposed to going to a car dealership you won't get as much for it I'm afraid.
