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$4500 and hold firm at $4000. It's worth more then you think

Oddly, I have a 2007 Toyota RAV4 with 155K. Been told I should expect $2,500 - $3,500. The interesting things is that Toyota put a new short block and cylinders in it on a recall. Let us know what you get for it.

YouTube is full of $100 paint job videos using Rustoleum to paint a car. It’s in style and you only need one buyer. I would not let paint be an issue in my pricing. The biggest rule of thumb to remember is that buyers don’t think like you do. Don’t think for them!

Oh....and this is a Civic SI....It’s not a commuter car. At 197 horsepower and a manual shift (only way it comes) this car is for a select few. Not many commuters want to shift these days. Not many millennials even know how or care to learn

As another example,. Honda has never sold to rental car companies and their is a very limited supply on the used car marker. So here are all your comps from cars.com within a 500 mile radius. You can see your girls little hot rod car doesn’t have much competition on the used car market. Looking for 2006 and 2007 their are 4 of them. The lowest is priced at $6400

https://www.cars.com/for-sale/searchresults.action/?dealerType=all&mdId=20823&mkId=20017&mlgId=28861&page=1&perPage=20&rd=500&searchSource=GN_REFINEMENT&sort=relevance&stkTypId=28881&trId=25362&yrId=20144,20200&zc=76021

When someone offers you $2500 to 3k show them the link. It shows the market value better than any TFF speculation