Thread: used car price lists

http://www.redbookasiapacific.com/au/

thank you Mr Gumby.

It looks like what I was looking for, I guess the range for the ST Coupe is 2.300 to 4.700 ( no condition on page) the one I looked at is 3.900 good condition, I assume therefor 3.900 is worth bargaining down ???????????.

thank you for your help

jean bloom

For cars that age the redbook is a really, really rough guide.

Redbook gets its prices from car dealer tradeins and auction houses and these really wholesale so the prices are not that reliable for cars of that age.

You are far better off doing a big search on trading post and drive.com.au for similar models to get an idea of the price.

Good luck

Originally Posted by macklin

thank you Mr Gumby.

My pleasure. But I'm undergoing a dramatic change in life and am thinking of becoming Ms Gumbette. It's just a minor remoulding of some plasticine vitals and I'm there.

Originally Posted by Gumby

My pleasure. But I'm undergoing a dramatic change in life and am thinking of becoming Ms Gumbette. It's just a minor remoulding of some plasticine vitals and I'm there.

As my famous line that has made me rich goes.

Ya all know what the problem is people, so.
Dont do it.....

Dr Phil

ok here is some serious advice ....done it many times with success .....go to the bank ......get $3,ooo in used $20's ......go to the car of choice ....(3,999).....walk around .......um and ahh a bit, "find" things wrong with it ......mention that garages these days dont give reliable roadworthy certs ......you'll probably get it home and have to spend a fortune getting it up to scratch....blah blah ......reach into pocket and show him/her the reddies .....flap it around like a flag ......and say ....I'll give ya three grand in cold hard cash for it ......thats me limit ...emphatically slap your other hand with the cash as you say it ( it gets attention focused on the reddies)...dont smile .....be serious .....and if they say no .....walk away .....my bet says they make a counter offer before you walk two feet or you get the sale right there and then.....

at the end of the day $3999 is way to much for a celica .....

and no ...you would not wanna play poker with me .....I will take your shirt as down payment

Here is a link to the 1989 Celica.

Big thing is to have the body checked by a panel beater for rust. Parts are relatively cheap and abundant for these. Good engines too.

http://www.drive.com.au/Editorial/Ar...ID=31234&vf=22

4K is okay if its dead straight and in excellent condition. Move on if it isnt.