Not at all. It won't be a clever decision to buy this car in 6K. If i were you, i would pay not more than 4K for this car, or may 4500 at the max. 

dreamsboulevard · Jul 9, 2011 12:08 PM

 you are right dream boulevard, i won't pay 6K, at most 4500. 

simpleman · Jul 9, 2011 12:15 PM

One thing to remember when buying this kind of cart is that even through the engine is new all the other parts are old. Links struts transmission are costly repairs. Also dont look at the looks of car. Make sure of the internsls first.

maxpayne · Jul 9, 2011 12:25 PM

very bad deal. i would not pay more than 3000. my frien just bought toyota corolla 2004 with 132k for 2500.

papermoon · Jul 9, 2011 12:44 PM

Bad Deal $4000-$4500 MAX. You wont get that in $3000 because its not COROLLA. I wouldn't compare COROLLA with ACCORD

Manakamana1 · Jul 9, 2011 2:06 PM

How about 1999 Honda Accord EX with 115 K milage in good condition. How much would be the best deal? I really need to buy a car within a week.

ram kumari · Jul 9, 2011 2:22 PM

Anybody there to help me to get the VIN check of the following: JHMCG5654XC050397

ram kumari · Jul 9, 2011 2:52 PM

 Mahango bho . Do not go for it.

NALAPANI · Jul 9, 2011 3:05 PM

फुर्के गुल्ले को कमेन्त को याद आयो " हात मा छ हजार दोल्लेर भएर नि बुद्धी नभको गुल्ले "

Fat beast · Jul 9, 2011 4:22 PM

Ram Kumari, The Honda Accord is not a good deal especially 12 year old car with about 130K milage. Let me just tell you, It was early 2007, I bought 2000 Nissan Altima, Not Fully loaded but Perfect condition, only 53,000 miles, delear reconditioned from dealer for 6,500. That car is no longer with me, but it was only 7-8 yrs old and had only 53,000 miles. I know used car price has gone up recently especially on economic cars but still, I would definitely go with Honda or Toyota but rather lower milage and slightly newer model than with Older High Milage Fully loaded. **I drive 2010 Corolla.

kakakul · Jul 9, 2011 9:03 PM

, यि  विद्वान सँग पैचो मागेर केही पाउनु हुन्न, बरु एक्दिन्लाई भैरब अर्याल ले लेखे झै, यिनिहरुकै दिमाग भाडा मा लिएर मात्रै कार किन्न जानु  होस , तेही सल्लाह छ . Last edited: 09-Jul-11 09:39 PM

MaGorkhe1 · Jul 9, 2011 9:38 PM

i got 2006 hyundai elantra 65k mileage for $5000 for sale ... 2001 acura cl 145k mileage for $3500

houstonguys · Jul 10, 2011 12:27 AM

too much not more then $3000

crazyNep · Jul 10, 2011 3:34 AM

Car price depends on the location and also the car history. I don't think you can get that car in less than $5000.00 if it is from dealer and it is in good condition like you mentioned. But if it is from private party then you could bargain more and price could go down. But since the gas price is so high why don't you go for the economy car. Just a thought.

invisible · Jul 10, 2011 7:53 AM

Check edmonds.com or kellybook for the used car price, you will find little higher in kelly book. As invisible said it depends where and when you buy? One of my friend was really lucky to buy 2005 camry le with 92 k miles for 6300. Good luck and do not forget to check vin.

magorkhe1 · Jul 10, 2011 8:02 AM

Honda Civic LX, year 2000, 120K miles, $4000 Need help checking VIN for this car: JHMEJ6674YS002486 Thank you for your help!

amnesiac74 · Jul 11, 2011 12:05 AM

If you are looking for car in Craigslsit , give little extra care. Some tips. Do not meet in privet place, ask to come to a DD or MD or BK WD  place. Do not carry money in first meeting. Have some friend with you and have knowledge about car, two opinons better than one. Because all good looking car may not portrait good engine always. Know that the audometer can be replaced easily and may not be the true mileage, have carfax check or atleast theft and loss check. Reconstructive car may not be a bad idea but you never know the depth of damage, hard to sell in future. If you can have a mechanic a look for peace of mind.

Magorkhe1 · Jul 11, 2011 7:22 AM

Thank you guys for your suggestions. Really helpful...

ram kumari · Jul 11, 2011 8:27 PM

 I wouldn't pay more than 3k for that.  If you have 4k, I'd highly suggest you to go for Hyundai. They are cheap (w/ really crappy resale value) but they are extremely fuel efficient and very reliable too. Hondas have great resale values but it is a matter of affordability. Typically, they cost more. 

footyfan · Jul 11, 2011 11:48 PM