How much for a 4WD Pro?
June-21st-2003, 02:37 AM
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How much for a 4WD Pro?
So, just a question, what could I expect to get if I sold my '90 4WD Protege? It's basically stock except for the sound system I installed (4 Pioneer 6.5" speakers, and 2 Rockford Fosgate 10" subs). The engine is strong as it always has been with only a little over 90k on it. Regular maintenance, driven as a regular car, but also traveled from middle of Alaska to Colorado without so much as a spec of problems (and has continued to run so for the last year to 2 years here in CO). The roughest part would just be a dent in the back-side fender which can always be repaired.
Thanks for the input ^_^
Thanks for the input ^_^
June-21st-2003, 04:15 AM
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Well, you can always try the kelly blue book, to get a starter...
http://www.kbb.com
Although I'm sure you're posting the Q here because you want more than just the "book value"
http://www.kbb.com
Although I'm sure you're posting the Q here because you want more than just the "book value"
June-30th-2003, 11:08 PM
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The Tranny and engine are in good to great condition; I've never really abused the car and have replaced parts that do wear out. It is a 5-speed, but is only a SOHC (stock 1.8L, 103hp). The 4WD's didn't come with the DOHC. Yea, it's a great dependable vehicle, and I'd trust it to work for me on trip all the way back up to Alaska. When I first got the car, I went through it mechanically with my father... the previous ownders (the ones who bought it new) weren't that mechanically inclined. I went through and changed all fluids then ('99) and then again in 2001. The only part not in good condition is the exterior, which is what I'm going to be working on next to fix back up.