Personally, I think the seats look like they are way more wear than they should for a car with 62K km's.
I am tempted to call him though. Can't go wrong at that price for a toy 911 if the damage isn't too bad.

But does it have turbo? :troll:

Looks like a sick car at a fairly decent price. If I could get over the color, which I can't, I'd be all over it. These are rare as fuck nowadays in good condition. Wasn't some clown shoe asking $7k for one with diving board bumpers? Ha!

160k km
Wonder what exhaust and intake it has..

that m5 was 15k a couple weeks ago...

2003 Mazda Speed

US car, but pretty rare. Apparently they handle pretty well

2000 BMW M5 For Sale Saanich, Victoria

I met the seller a few years back. He had a high mileage Yamaha R6 I was interested in. Was an 07 with over 50kms.
I didn't get a good vibe from the seller. Proceed with caution.

Tranny's are very weak in this car.
The good news is the non LSD tranny from the regular Protege's are supposed to fit fine.

rusty strut towers. at least the seller is being honest in pointing it out. what you see there could be the tip of an corrosion iceberg.

I haven't found much lately but here are a couple of red Hondas that don't come up for sale in Vic very often.

04 S2000 AP2 6 rebuilt, mystery kms, comes stock $17k

Honda S2000 Victoria City, Victoria

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95 NSX targa 85kms, CDN car, auto :( $66,500

ACURA NSX RARE TARGA TOP Victoria City, Victoria

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Rebuilts. Rebuilts everywhere.

Its funny to see how majority of people get scared off by rebuilts, yet when you ask them specifically why, they cant really come up with a straight forward answer. Word of mouf, couple shitty car encounters at local kingsway dealership generalizes the whole title i guess.

Not saying people should buy all rebuilts with confidence, but there are actually handful of well done ones. Not really talking out of my ass, I deal with rebuilts and icbc every day. Ive seen more than a handful of questionable write offs by icbc.

Hell if i was looking for a nice non-beater-ish daily car, id totally look into well built rebuilt. Much rather drive a properly rebuilt tsx, than a pos civic with a clean title thats still worth nothing

The problem people generally have with rebuilts are, you don't know what sort of history / story is behind the car to cause it to become a rebuilt. As people, we generally don't like dealing with unknowns.

I agree that rebuilts don't necessarily mean they are crap -- cars could get written off for a variety of reasons, and sometimes, those reasons could be entirely trivial. But the thing is, if you have to find out, is it really worth your effort?

For a lot of people, the discounted pricing is not worth their trouble, so they don't bother with them.

Another problem is honesty. If the seller told you that the car's frame wasn't damaged even though the car was written off, how much do you (or can you) believe him? Hiring a mechanic for inspection can generally reveal a lot of stuff, but they, as good as they are, they are not infallible either.

If there is a collision free example of the same car for only a little more, would you still go for a rebuilt? Some would, and some wouldn't.

1998 ASTON MARTIN CUSTOM BUILT

found the world's most reliable aston probably.... :troll:

My problem comes down to what if I want to sell it? No one else wants it, so I'm stuck with a car sitting around. Look at Illegal's car on here. It looks great, it has a non sketchy documented history of the rebuild and he's had it for sale for a year for like 10k under the market value of a clean titled s2000 of the same spec and its still sitting around. Thats a shitty situation to be in.
Edit re: aston
Lol 90k. You could buy a fucking late 2000s vantage for that and no one would have any idea it wasn't a 2015 since they have all looked the same since 2001.

What I've noticed is that when they're first listed for sale, the discount for rebuilt is so minor, I'm not sure what the owners are thinking.

Not until after months of no sale is when they drop the price to realistic rebuilt listing prices then prospective buyers begin the investigations which lead to further price drops needed to make up for _______.

If I was to ever buy a rebuilt, it would be a car I kept forever or drove into the ground. I wouldn't want to deal with selling one, ever.

Its true, Most people would rather save themselves from the headache. But i mean, if you really are into cars and know what you are doing. Its worth the check. Of course this is only if you are planning to keep the car for a while.

I guess im just in a different loop.. There was a beautiful 2001 B5 S4 that came up on icbc auction a while back, it was written off because the oem avus wheels were stolen off it. Dealership sells these for more than what the car is worth so icbc decided to write off the car.

btw, B5 s4 17" Avus's go for $500 on ebay :facepalm:

2005 rsx type s Cheap

Probably too good to be true. What should i look out for.

Edit: I asked him to inspect. He said buy now at 2am or its sold... very sketchy

Manual 9-5 Aero Saab Wagon 2003

turbo. wagon. stick. much wow.

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With a Microtech? Good luck with that reliable part unless you want a $90k drag car. For $90k I could pick up a <2010 Vantage or <2007 DB9.

Obvious scam is obvious?

2006 Nissan 350Z Coupe (2 door) | cars & trucks | Tricities/Pitt/Maple | Kijiji Mobile

Free 308 GTB (sans engine)

http://www.usedvictoria.com/classifi...--GTB_24763887

2006 Honda S2000 No Claims, Low KM must sell today

clean title ap2 s2k for $16k!

Yaya April fools. FU