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Hey guys, is a 2000 integra coupe autotragic with 137,000km a good buy? It's pretty immaculate inside and the car fires right up with no issues. No sunroof so no leaks in that section. No oil at the bottom of the engine so seems like there's no leaks. I ask because i can get it for under 2 grand.
Last edited by bigzz786786; 04-27-2019 at 12:32 AM.
Hey guys, is a 2000 integra coupe autotragic with 137,000km a good buy? It's pretty immaculate inside and the car fires right up with no issues. No sunroof so no leaks in that section. No oil at the bottom of the engine so seems like there's no leaks. I ask because i can get it for under 2 grand.
For 2 grand, I wouldn't mind picking it up at all as a beater.
Hey guys, is a 2000 integra coupe autotragic with 137,000km a good buy? It's pretty immaculate inside and the car fires right up with no issues. No sunroof so no leaks in that section. No oil at the bottom of the engine so seems like there's no leaks. I ask because i can get it for under 2 grand.
Yes, that is a good buy for sure. Great daily with today's gas prices.
My sister had one of these, aftermarket parts for the AE92 were hard to find back in the day (probably still are). We ended up ordering lowering springs through Cannonball Racing as they had the hookup on importing shit from Japan, that was probably 16 years ago.
Last edited by jaretron; 04-27-2019 at 10:49 AM.
Reason: Added sister story.
Yes, that is a good buy for sure. Great daily with today's gas prices.
Are those pictures from the Adesa public sale?
Yup! Didn't get it, Wednesday it went up to 2300, which was too high, today it went up even more. These are resellers buying it, probably gonna be back on the auction Wednesday again once they realize they overpaid and can't make money on top of it
My sister had one of these, aftermarket parts for the AE92 were hard to find back in the day (probably still are). We ended up ordering lowering springs through Cannonball Racing as they had the hookup on importing shit from Japan, that was probably 16 years ago.
Wrong GTS... And even if it were the right GTS his price is way off.
I know these Polestar Volvo cars are cool and all, but seriously, 59k?!
Car was probably purchased as an "investment" given the low mileage.
No way in hell this Volvo is in the same league as a BMW M, MB AMG etc!
I don't care how many turbos and super chargers are strapped to that 4 cyl engine! https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...877074928.html
I know these Polestar Volvo cars are cool and all, but seriously, 59k?!
Car was probably purchased as an "investment" given the low mileage.
No way in hell this Volvo is in the same league as a BMW M, MB AMG etc!
I don't care how many turbos and super chargers are strapped to that 4 cyl engine! https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...877074928.html
the wagon version is the one to buy. super hot if finished in that blue.
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With only a 6.5k rpm redline, I guess this one is just an Si D16 model, instead of the VTEC B16 model (or whatever it is called)?
I have some very fond memories of these cars as I've done a fair share of hooning in one of them with a buddy. But even then, I wouldn't want to own one now since the removable top on these are a major PITA when it comes to water leaks.
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