88 Toyota MR2 T-Top SUPERCHARGED
06-25-2014, 07:03 AM
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Where did you come up with 4.5k for a car from 1988?
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Re: 88 Toyota MR2 T-Top SUPERCHARGED
I guess you dont deal with older vehicles much, you cant do kbb on cars over 10 years old. the nada at average retail is 4,6xx and the price is obo. If you dont like the price keep the comments to yourself please.
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Re: 88 Toyota MR2 T-Top SUPERCHARGED
Post better pictures of the exterior (wash it first) and interior. It's hard to tell the condition of the body when its so dirty. $4500 is the going price for a mint one. This one, from the pictures, is far from it. The interior has quite a few cracks especially the center console.
The paint is blistered very badly. I can't tell if there's any rust on it, there almost always is on these. The rear bumper has been replaced with an aftermarket model. There's no paperwork on maintenance etc.
You're missing a lot of things to get the value you're placing on it TBH. When you price an older car at its high end value it's expected to be in far better condition with a lot more information than you're giving so don't be surprised when people gawk at your price.
The paint is blistered very badly. I can't tell if there's any rust on it, there almost always is on these. The rear bumper has been replaced with an aftermarket model. There's no paperwork on maintenance etc.
You're missing a lot of things to get the value you're placing on it TBH. When you price an older car at its high end value it's expected to be in far better condition with a lot more information than you're giving so don't be surprised when people gawk at your price.