good paint minor chips, one medium dent in fender. Newer tires, front brakes, muffler and exhaust up to converter, new clutch, new EGR valve. good interior minor seam rips, new fuel pump. ac fair. new plug wires, distributor cap.

Bought my 96 1.0 5 speed about a month ago. Has 88k and did not need any work. Scratches on body from where somebody tried to remove pinstripping. Interior needed a good cleaning. Runs like a top. I paid $1500. Seller was asking $1700. If you want to compare other cars I recommend looking at autotrader.com lol

Labrador:
Remember that most maitenance parts (tires, brakes, tune up) could be used as selling hook but it is not fair to charge them to the new owner because the car need them replaced in order to work. I mean, those are not extras.

In my opinion, fair price should be something around $1800-$2000 considering its trans is manual. If it is 4 door sedan, fairy price can get up to $2500.

Hope this helps you.

MC.

Labrador:
Remember that most maitenance parts (tires, brakes, tune up) could be used as selling hook but it is not fair to charge them to the new owner because the car need them replaced in order to work. I mean, those are not extras.

In my opinion, fair price should be something around $1800-$2000 considering its trans is manual. If it is 4 door sedan, fairy price can get up to $2500.

Hope this helps you.

MC.
sold it for $1700 was asking $1900.