is this a good deal or not?

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Hey everyone! I am considering a car and am wondering if this is a good deal or not. Someone is selling a manual 99 Accord LX with 82K miles on it, engine in great shape, inside in great shape, but it has a cracked windshield and some scrapes and wrinkled body damage to one of the front side panels and is missing the side mirror. They are asking $7000.

What would make this car a good buy considering I will have to get this fixed? I know someone who can help me fix it for about half of what most shops charge since they use used parts, but I am not sure if this is worth the headache or not. If it's an absolute steal and I will still pay less after all is said & done, I would consider it.

What do you think?

Hehnia
 
What do you think?

dunno... check edmunds. com for the price. if you buy, just fix the windshield and the mirror- thats all you really need.
 
Hehnia said:
Hey everyone! I am considering a car and am wondering if this is a good deal or not. Someone is selling a manual 99 Accord LX with 82K miles on it, engine in great shape, inside in great shape, but it has a cracked windshield and some scrapes and wrinkled body damage to one of the front side panels and is missing the side mirror. They are asking $7000.

What would make this car a good buy considering I will have to get this fixed? I know someone who can help me fix it for about half of what most shops charge since they use used parts, but I am not sure if this is worth the headache or not. If it's an absolute steal and I will still pay less after all is said & done, I would consider it.

What do you think?

Hehnia

http://www.edmunds.com/used/1999/honda/accord/11978/options.html?tmvaction=vdpresult&tid=edmunds.u.options.utmv.vdpoption.1.Honda*

According to Edmunds - it may only be worth $7-8k without needing the repairs. Then comes the question about other potential, unseen damage from the obvious accident. You should plug the actual car information into Edmunds site to get a better estimate, but it sounds like problems and not all that great a deal to to me.
 
I wouldn't pay more than $5900. It costs $500 to replace the windshield.

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