ehaze

2000 sc300
silver exterior
black interior
automatic
160k

timing belt was done @ 150k.

the clear coat on the hood is bad, and the clear coat on the roof has some bad sports.
dent on drive side of car... guy in a truck backed into the car, his insurance company totaled the car. last time i checked, the title was still clear, but i will check it again before listing.

Wicked SC

iTrader: (3)

A lot of different factors are to going to dictate what is a fair asking price for it. The biggest/crucial factor would be the title brand, is it clear or branded? The quarter panel from the pic seems that it took a good hit. It's going to need a paint job also based on the hood pic. Also, your radiator is about to give out on you...

The good, it's a rare color combo! Silver with black interior!
Interior looks relatively clean!
It's a 2000, latest model year of the SC!
Maintenance seems to be kept up, recent timing belt change!


It will be hard to give you an accurate number until you confirm the title brand...If the title is branded, then your best bet is to part it out. I call first dibs on the interior!

ehaze

just ran two vin checks and the title is clear.

Teal Sc400

In my state MD KBB Private party listed at (fair condition) $5,490. Try getting anything (sum) under the listed price of KBB. Good Luck!

ehaze

^ given that number, $4,000 wouldn't be out of line?

kbb (private, fair condition) for my zip: $5,521

2jznosht

lol...book values dont mean much in these economic times. 4k obo makes sense, but remember its a 12 year old car in need of body work and a paint job. Your best bet if you think its worth book value is hold out for another sc enthusiast to pick it up

Teal Sc400

Make sure everything else checks-out/ is in working order, if not add that COST to your repair list including the dent/painting etc. and deduct that amount from the price the seller is offering. Yes $4,000 if not totaled would be a good start, but try and get it lower if you can.

ehaze

i'll do 3,500, this should cut down on the bs / low-ballers.

thanks for the input, and i welcome anyone else's thoughts.

ASTERiSK

What a shame... I think you should at least do 4,000, a corner panel fix is gonna be expensive, but it's still a pretty good car too.

ehaze

the interior is in real good shape.
mechanically, the car has been perfect.

my plan was to keep the for for 6~12 months, but it still makes me mad to see that dent!

probably list it on craigslist for 4k, and list it on here for 3,500.

Kohinoor

iTrader: (22)

you would make more money by parting it out, but for a quick sale $3500 is probably your best bet.

JustChill

iTrader: (9)

Paintless dent removal can get most of that out.

2GSC300

iTrader: (6)

Interested

ehaze

well, the car is now sold.

guys, thanks for the input!

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