[UniqueDC2]

Hey guys Im about ready to sell my Integra. I checked the KBB value and it seems way under. I got a 98 gsr 65k miles. Perfect condition. KBB sets at 6800? Seems kind of low to me. Anyone else feel that way or am i just not realising the price of tegs these days?

I then went to autotrader and cars.com and gsr's are goin for 9-10k around my mileage. So is it just KBB not understanding the teg value?

 

[AfghanIntegra]

For a low mileage GS-R, prices are usually above KBB from what I've seen. they are getting rare and KBB doesn't take that into account. My dad is a wholesaler and he sells plenty of cars above KBB value. Just use that as a price floor instead of ceiling.

 

[nate2k5]

you find 98 gsrs all day for that price...maybe not as low of miles, but it is 9 years old...after 10 bluebook doesn't really care about mileage

 

[TheGSRGuy]

Check Edmunds.com for their "True Market Value" (TMV), as it can be more accurate at times.

KBB is not the end-all be-all of pricing. Look at what similar cars are selling for and go on that. My car is valued at only $7300, but there are several similar vehicles for sale at $8500 or more.

 

[anuteg]

I have found that GSRs and type Rs sell for $2-3K above KBB. Even more so if they are from the Acura dealer.

 

[velo1958]

I agree GSR's go for more then KBB Bluebook. AutoTrader is a better gauge. KBB show's my GSR as going for the same as an Accord Auto.

 

[Shoshinoya]

that is WAY too low IMO for the stats listed on your integra. I'd sell it for 9-10.

Whats it hurt to try?

 

[TheGSRGuy]

You won't get $10,000 for a 98 GS-R, short of it being absolutely immaculate and having a warranty.

 

[UniqueDC2]

Thanks guys, i was thinking the exact same thing. Dan i think Ill set my starting price as 10,000, let it go from there. Tomorrow I'm making for sale thread. You can delete this thread if you want. I got what i needed thanks.

 

[TheGSRGuy]

Ask $9000. Even if you get talked down to $8000, that's still fair given that the car is almost 10 years old.

 

[ryotto]

Thats why I like nadaguides.com. It gave me $9,425 for a high retail price for a 98 GS-R with 65,000 miles. I would start at $9,500, if the car is in real nice shape.