Opiate999

Looking at a 99 SE Limited. 55k miles. $9,900. Excellent condition. The guy won't budge on the price but I really like the car. Do you think I'd be paying way too much?

fizzbob7

if it's perfect in every way, then no, if it's got any flaws, then realistically, yeah, probably $1000-$2000 over book on it.....you can find nice 5th gens for $10K or so

Kevlo911

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What options does it have? Leather, ect......

Is it Red on black 5speed If so BUY IT.

Taken2DaMax

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Sounds a little high. But you have to look at the options and the condition of the car.

I have an older blue book (2002) that says a car like you described is worth in good condition at about $10,095. But the price should be lower since the book is a little older now...

A Flood99

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i paid 9K for my 99 SE (had 67K when i bought it)

and that was last april

chuckie311

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if you go to kelly blue book and look if the car is in excellent condition it books for 10,000

mansurxk

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check the 4sale section, thers a few 99 SE-L at excellent prices in there. theres one in NY for 7200 i think if i recall correctly

Opiate999

The car has everything except for heated seats.

jbreit

I paid $9900 for a 99 SE-L in August. 66k on the clock. At the time it booked for almost $13K. Only missing option was cd-changer. With that said, I sold my loaded 96 SE Auto for $5000 with 128K on it.

In this saturated used car market, no one is getting "book value" anymore. Regardless of what the book says...its a nice car, with lots of life left, for 10 bills. Not a bad deal, but not great either.

Rule #1 of buying anything is to not fall in love with it....thats when you make buying mistakes. Take an objective look at its condition and price, and if it has what you want. Here in Wisconsin, heated seats are a pretty valuable item.