I need a new car and I'm wondering if this is a good deal or not:
'95 Nissan Sentra GXE
4 cylinder 1.4 Liter
Power everything
AM/FM, Cd player
80,000 miles
~30 mpg
pretty good condition, but has a salvage title. All I've been told was that the engine was rebuilt.
Price: $3,500
I'd buy it from a friend, and it has ran fine the whole time he's owned it. Do you think this is a good deal?
That is some good miles for the car. Mine is a 97 with 72,000 on it. If your friend had it and it ran fine, and you like it, then you should get it. You can always find out what happened by doing a carfax report or something.
My parents bought my car from a guy who got it from an auction and it runs good. I got mine for $3,300.
i bout a 95 sentra gxe about 6 months ago now -- had 78,000 when i bought it.. I paid 3,900... they are a great car - run smooth, easy on gas, but not the fastest thing on 4 wheels. --- If i had it to do over again I would NOT HESITATE to buy my nissan again...
I got my 95 GXE with 110k on it for 3000. that was a year ago. I think you should pay about the same. I know your milage is lower but the fact that its a salvage drops the price.
77, that's a good price... actually great price. When I was thinking about buying a 2003 SER, the dealership was going to give me 4999 for my 98 GXE with 54000 miles on it. It's in great condition though, and that swayed me to put a little money in it and keep it for another 3-4 years.
EplMania, I would pay between 2,500 and 3000, but that's just me.
Last edited by Dynamitega : Feb 27th, 2003 at 01:41 AM.
I wouldn't pay more than $2500 for it because of the salvage title.The car may have been repaires perfectly and there may be absolutely nothing wrong with it but the salvage title will negatively impact the resale value because of the perception most people have of a salvage title car.
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