What is it worth?

What is it worth?

I'm wondering how much the following car would be worth...

1998 Toyota Corolla
- 180,000kms (110,000miles)
- Automatic
- Dealer maintained since new (its been in my fiances family since new)
- A few minor scratches/dents, otherwise in good condition overall

My fiances uncle is selling the car and im debating buying, and i'm just wondering what would be a fair price. Thanks!

probably around $3 or $4k USD.

VE, CE, or LE?

I know its not a CE, but I can't remember if it was a VE or LE. I probably should have asked a few more questions eh?

prolly around $3000

Try checking kelley blue book or kbb.com for the fair or estimated value.

but does Canada work on the same system?

I get it. They use canadian black book. Thanks for the heads up.

The Canadian Black Book is for the trade-in value...

CANADIAN BLACK BLACK - 1998 Toyota Corolla VE - 180,000kms
Low: $1,474.00
High: $2,674.00

yea..i imagine it around 3k.....

LE would be a bit more if it had a sunroof and tach. also the VE model when new had air conditioning as optional if i read kbb right

Looks like I might be able to get the car for $2000... i'll know for sure next weekend though...

Damn. I guess this means I shouldn't sell or trade in my car when I get my rex... :sad:

t-rex?

hehe that's right. t-rex. Turbo WRX.

I though you ment this T-Rex

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/50327/t_rex_car/

rex = crx (they've been around longer and people have been calling them rexes since they came out)

oh well... There's only one true T-rex in my book. Total road domination. I don't think that t-rex bike or crx can do that.

Total Road Domination = TRD

TRD WRX woohoo

TRD USA is a joke.

It certainly is. The cars we have here are a joke as well. Japan and Europe always get the good stuff.

Actually, if it's in mint condition, 5-6k. I cross checked that between kbb and from auto sales ads.

i can believe it for mint, friend got 5k for his 98 dodge neon that was in far worse shape then my corolla

i paid 6k for my civic...mint with 98k on it

mint + 98k = does not compute.

"mint" has lost its meaning i think, there should be a term, like "spearmint" for the used but still in great condition

Ok, let me clarify. Mint meaning looks brand new with original paint, washed, polished, waxed, no accidents, runs well, regardless of the mileage.

mine is peppermint....

pepper because of the black spots in (it's history) a rather good (sort of) condition car