prolly 5-7k. pics would help

 

+1 on that!!!

 

well id pay no more then 1500 with out pics. {bhg on the way}

 

these thread's never go well.you could have one with under 100 mile's on it and you will get low ball answer's from the peanut gallery

 

Terrible time to sell right now. You'll get 3/4 of what you would have even a year ago.

 

true...wait til tax returns....that's when all the cars get sold

 

I'd pay whatever I felt it worth... If I really wanted the car it could be 30 grand who knows...

Market value for these types of cars are subjective.

Unfortunately, it's not like a mk4 where all the cars for some reason hold value like a diamond. The horrible examples (and there are many) usually sell for 1500-8 K. Stock, original car's which are in great condition will be worth whatever you feel it's worth. If you wanted a ball park figure I'd say 10-15k if it's a really stellar example with minimal ware.

 

30k for a near perfect condition mk3 would be ideal but unfortunately its unreal. with almost 100k in miles its far from that and the problem is that these cars go for 3-5k in awesome condition. i bought mine for 6k and its in awesome condition interior is near perfect rebuilt engine and the 19 year old paint is spectacular. so most i would say that you would maybe get out of it would be 8k, but with the economy soo poor right now maybe 7k. just list it at 8k with no obo and hope for that. please post pics so we can see for our self's and well we just love to see pics!

 

I have the same car (HT) with 38K original miles MINT.Just listed it on NE regional forum for $13000 BO. Just need the buyer who wants an original stock car and is not into rebuilds and mods. Good Luck.

 

yea i been trying to sell mine motor completely rebuilt and nobody wants to even pay 1700

 

Pics would definitely tell a lot to the prospective buyer but right now truly is not very good time to sell even for car parts not a lone a whole car.

In addition to that, look at the 0% financing in selling new cars and its hard for these car dealers to move them.

 

you'd be lucky to get 3k in the current market. hold on to it for a bit.

 

If you don't need "X" $$$ out of it now, or aren't emotionally attached to it, you should sell it now for whatever you can. The economic downslide hasn't even bottomed out yet, so holding out until Spring will likely yield even less potential buyers than right now. It will also likely take 2-3yrs from hitting bottom maybe even 5yrs before the average person is going to be looking to spend money on extra toys, and even then they wont be able to spend like they have been over the last 8yrs.

I would say outside of finding a collector(not likely w/almost 100k on it) or an enthusiast w/money to burn, anything around $5k would be a fair price.

 

By holding onto it a bit I meant a few months...aka spring/tax return season like someone said earlier. People get an $800 check and bam they are all the sudden ballin'.