So I'm going to meet a lady who's selling a '94

Seems pricey to me

>>17764083

We're going with a mechanic and he'll let us know how much it should cost, but the shitty part about where I live is everyone inflates the price of used cars significantly. It's not uncommon to see 90s Toyotas go for nearly $5k.

Is $1800 still too high?

>>17764039
Women are pathetic and weak, negotiating her down to even below $1800 (try at least $1500) should be trivial for someone with balls.

>>17764039
>So I'm going to meet a lady who's selling a '94 Corolla for $2000.

The corolla has those wheels on it? Was it hooned? How many times has its engine been redlined? A 1994 economy car that was aggressively driven is not worth $2000. CarFax should show maintenance history data for it. If there isn't any, then the chance it was taken care of by a hooner and aggressive driver goes up.

>>17764039
You should try to shed off some money because of all the pointless rice the poor car got.
I think that owners who try to sell you riced car at the same resale value of a mint-condition alternative are just deniers of the damage they did to look muh cool

>>17764039
Don't fucking bother. You could get an clean, stock 01-05 civic for 2500-3k

>>17764039
Consider that if it looks riced probably the driver abused the shit out of the engine, probably redline shifting at every intersection.

What you drive tells who you are ;)))

Oh shit that's the car you actually are going to look at. Yea I wouldn't buy that for any amount of money

>>17764529
I'd like to see that. In Puerto Rico, all I ever see are '90s Civics going from 2.5K+.

>>17764946
https://puertorico.craigslist.org/cto/d/volvo-244-dl-1984/6248772008.html

$1800 is fine unless there's some undisclosed (major) problem.

Expect shit like squeaky hinges, squeaky blower motor etc etc and use them to negotiate down to $1500. Also look for minor/surface rust and play it up as a big deal for further shlomo credit. Honestly at $2000 it has to be real shitty to not be worth the money.