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What is a fair price for my disco? - 4/12/2008 5:39:17 PM

Brad S1

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Status: offline 97 d1 SE 150,000 on it, auto... Exterior 7/10 interior 7/10 mechanical 8/10... Just put new alt, tensioner, brakes, few more things... Has leather, dual roofs, 6 disk, pretty much all the options on an SE... Not too sure what's fair though... anyone?

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RE: What is a fair price for my disco? - 4/13/2008 5:45:26 AM

Spike555

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Depends on where you live and how much someone is willing to pay.
Why are you selling it?

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RE: What is a fair price for my disco? - 4/13/2008 8:00:45 AM

cplthomas

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Status: offline I looked mine up 96 D1. and I can expect about 3k from a private party, it reatails at about 5k.

X2 on KBB, banks use the blue book value with loans so it makes sence.

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RE: What is a fair price for my disco? - 4/13/2008 8:14:46 AM

OJs DNA

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Status: offline Well to give you a comparison, here in socal I was starting to see 00s/01s for $8000-$8500 on them with 80-100k miles. 99s were selling for anywhere between 7-8k. I was kinda amazed at the value I was seeing out there, I can only comment that with the $ of gas, the need for 91 octane, a thristy V8 and the need to visit the stealership to get things done (owners not so mechanically inclined like the ones here) and now that most owners are the 2nd or 3rd and have had them for a few years that people are turning them over - and they are not getting that much for them in the process.

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RE: What is a fair price for my disco? - 4/13/2008 8:50:23 AM

Spike555

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Status: offline It's going to be a tough sell because everybody is dumping their SUV's and pick-up's.

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RE: What is a fair price for my disco? - 4/13/2008 10:15:12 AM

Camdisco24

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X2 on that spike, SUV are a tough sell right now.
If you can keep it through this gas crunch you might get more out of it later...
But then again, will prices ever go down??

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RE: What is a fair price for my disco? - 4/13/2008 9:17:50 PM

Brad S1

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Status: offline Thanks for the info... I'm trying to pick up a range, I'll prob just look for one at a dealer and trade, private party sale doesn't seem worth it. Thanks for the info guys.

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