Honda Prelude vs. Honda Civic/Accord?

[Douglas]

here you are!!!

No hell they're not. That was either freak-luck, finding a car that cheap, or there may be something wrong with it (the owners ran it raggid, so they're selling it cheap.

Yes, the dealerships are always a bit higher, but the good thing about them is they won't sell you a lemon car on purpose (whereas some people will just patch a worn out car up just to make it run for a few days.

[donnydarkoIRL]

here you are!!!

No hell they're not. That was either freak-luck, finding a car that cheap, or there may be something wrong with it (the owners ran it raggid, so they're selling it cheap.

Yes, the dealerships are always a bit higher, but the good thing about them is they won't sell you a lemon car on purpose (whereas some people will just patch a worn out car up just to make it run for a few days.

I hear ya.

Over here a 98 Civic 1.4 mwould go for €5000 - 6000, thats a min. of $7750, crazy man.

[Douglas]

here you are!!!

No hell they're not. That was either freak-luck, finding a car that cheap, or there may be something wrong with it (the owners ran it raggid, so they're selling it cheap.

Yes, the dealerships are always a bit higher, but the good thing about them is they won't sell you a lemon car on purpose (whereas some people will just patch a worn out car up just to make it run for a few days.

I hear ya.

Over here a 98 Civic 1.4 mwould go for €5000 - 6000, thats a min. of $7750, crazy man.

I think so the resale value doesn't decrease as fast as some. Brand new, they cost a bit less than a brand new Toyota Camry, but if you compare an older model Civic with a Camry of the same model, they're about the same.

[littlebif]

I paided £8000 for my civic 1.9