How much would my car sell for?

Question

And yes, I've checked bluebook.com. But I'm curious as to how much it is honestly worth in this day and age. And if you put down $5, prepare to be flagged.

That said! 1994 Toyota Camry XLE, 4 door, 6 cyclinder. 178k miles. Engine was replaced at 100k miles. Battery replaced at 186k miles. Oxygen sensors replaced at 178k miles. Tires 5 months old. Transmission in excellent condition.

Sun roof, dual air bags, built-in anti-theft device, cd player not functional, cassette player working perfectly (i use it with an ipod adapter).

body is damaged. when i purchased it from the original owner, it had been in an accident that left damage on the driver's side door and the door behind that. it is entirely functional, it just doesn't look too pretty. side mirror was replaced and is brand new. other random scratches and dents, so the body could use work but everything (doors ,headlights, mirrors) functions at 100%. and it runs perfectly otherwise.

So how much is it really worth paying for?

Answer 1

depending on how extensive that damage is and who you have on the line when your fishing to sell it.1500,00 2500,00 tops.

Answer 2

1,900 id say would get it sold, you can get more then 1k thats ridiculous you replaced the engine, on top of everything else, im telling you that if you want to sell it id put an ad for 2k and someone will probably bargin you down to 1, 700

Answer 3

Well the fact is, you have a 14 year old car approaching 200K miles with body damage. You will be lucky to get over $500 bucks for that. A salvage yard will take it for parts and probably give you 250 for it if you're having trouble selling it.

Answer 4

its an old model of 94

so it will not fecth than 3000 dollar

Answer 5

800 maybe 1000

Answer 6

Less than $1000. Maybe $700? Don't sell it to a friend

Answer 7

I paid $2600 for A 1996 with 170,000 miles on it. My daughter wrecked it so I am interested in yours.

Answer 8

Probably $1500-2800

Answer 9

around 8,000 through 15,000 dollars i need the physically see the car to determine.