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Old 05-09-2009, 03:36 PM   #11
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As a buyer, spend the time/money and get the paint cleaned up off of that mirror. These small cosmetic defects are an eye sore in the picture and it is an easy fix. You will get more money with that gone.

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Old 05-31-2009, 11:07 AM   #12
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I'm going to be getting another car, and selling my VX soon as well. I'm kinda thinking along the lines as stated above with waiting a little to see if fuel goes up to kinda drive the market demand up higher for it.

I believe a good running VX is worth around $2k no matter the mileage as long as it's without any major mechanical defects. 40+ mpg is hard to beat for that price and it not being a motorcycle!
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Old 06-03-2009, 02:14 PM   #13
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If you don't NEED to sell it (sounds like you don't), I'd hold onto it a couple more months. Gas is going up (almost $3/gal where I live) and will continue to go up deeper into the summer. At some point people are gonna start to freak out again, sell their suvs and demand for our cars will spike once again.

Or you could just put a high enough price tag and sit on it until the right buyer comes along, sort of the same thing.

I've never seen a VX, even the overpriced ones, sit for months on end. Usually someone wants one bad enough and if it's clean, will pay the premium. I would.
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You'll regret selling a car that gets 50mpg, especially during this economy and with these gas prices.

The VX is a rare car and when you do find them, they are swapped with another motor, in poor condition or the owner does not want to sell it.

My vote is to keep it. But I guess if you get an offer you cant refuse. then go for it.
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Old 01-31-2010, 07:36 AM   #15
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Well, I've hesitated selling it long enough, and now have nowhere to park it, so I'm going to post it for sale.

"post the car for sale on as many gas saving sites as possible"

What other sites do you guys recommend posting it at?
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type in hyper mileing into google and a bunch of different sites come up.
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Old 02-05-2010, 03:05 PM   #17
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Yeah, Id actually suggest going to craigslist.org and (pay to post site, but worth it) Autotrader.com ( I sold 2 cars because of autotrader and along with craigslist, they are the ONLY places I go besides the newspaper)

Gl selling, and if you happen to keep it till the summer, I may make a pilgrimage up to Boston to look at it (if you keep it that long)
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Still selling the vx? How much?
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lol id not pay anywhere near $2k for an almost 20 year old car...dont give a crud what it is everythings gonna be gettin worn out.
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That's true I just bought a dead stock 01 civic coupe, silver, lx, for $2,000 a month ago.
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