Is $1300 a good price for a 2000 Dodge Intrepid?

Answer #1

Depends on what it has and how it’s been taken care of. Often times paying such a low price on a vehicle means it usually falls under this category:

•Has high mileage (100K+) •Has missing/broken features (windows, power, stereo, etc.) •Out of warranty •Mechanical problems (transmission, converter, etc.)

Answer #2

As Aleksandr the manlet posted it depends on many of those factors as well as the area and cost of living where you live. Like a house, the cost can vary depending on the area and cost of living there.

Answer #3

Well according to KBB http://funadvice.com/r/16b2ggigvhj 4 Door Sedan with stock options with about 100,000 miles on it is worth about $2,300 in “Good” Condidtion.

So for $1,300 I would guess either is more around the 200,000 mile mark (Which puts in it the very high millage area, and I would be iffy on), something mechanically or cosmetically is wrong with it, or the seller just wants it gone.

Sometimes you do just get a good deal. I would look at it, and take a friend with you (preferably one with some mechanic know how) for a second opinion.

If you are on the hunt for a good deal on a car sometimes it can take a while. Doesn’t hurt to look.

Answer #4

It actually had 150005 miles on it and it is in very good condition and very clean

Answer #5

Yah that prices sounds ok then. Its about $400 under blue book. Just check it thoroughly mechanically. Hate to have to put $800 worth of work into 3 months down the road.

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