Does this car sound like a rip off?

Question

http://sd.craigslist.org/car/761676851.html

Answer 1

Not unless you know a bit about cars (I don't think you do), I would leave this car alone.  

A tranny flush (liquid flush not a power flush) should cost around $99.

Answer 2

If you like this car, you should have a qualified mechanic look it over carefully and tell you about it's real condition. Do not take the word of the seller. Also get a CarFax vehicle history report.

Remember that used car sales are "as-is" meaning you can't take it back if you find problems after the sale, even if the seller lies to you. There are no lemon laws or 3-day return laws that protect you in that situation.

Also look up the actual market value for the car at www.kbb.com and www.nadaguide.com to make sure you are getting a fair price.

Answer 3

prolly needs a transmission, $2000

Answer 4

You get what you pay for for. You know what I mean? Just leave this car alone. I'm guessing your looking for your first car. Look into hondas. I just sold my crx for $600 and nothing was wrong with it.

Answer 5

sounds like its seen better days trans oil change about $80- 100 also they only want $250 I'd be  leary