One on my friend is selling this 98 Civic EX dark green 2 dr it has around 55K miles (i think ) on it and she is selling it for $16000 if anyone is interested e-mail me at pakichiller@yahoo.com

here are the mods:

black widow full body kit
custom duel exhaust
aem cold air intake
DC sport headers
silver wire hose covers
wings west shark fin spoiler
euro tail lights
Accra integra style carbonfiber headlights
civic type r shift knob
carbonfiber/silver pedals
strut tower bar
3 green neon's
blue license plate lights
slotted rotors
opax seatbelt covers
CD player w/graphics

and here's some pics :

I'd pay about $13k for it :cool:

heres more pics

another one.

nice Acura integra style headlights otherwise known as projector headlights.

your car looks mean with them headlights :D

isnt a brand new off the line civic much less than 16k?
...its still a used civic........

I actually just heard on the radio this morning, one of those dealers advertising and they are selling the 2002 Civic EX for 11k... Now granted it dont have any aftermarket mods, but surely for $5k you would have more than your friends 98 Civic which has about $2k worth of mods and it would be a brand new car....
So a 98 Civic EX for $16k with $2k worth of mods
or
a 2002 Civic EX for $11k with $5k worth of mods

I choose the later of the two....

Probably should inform your friend that when you put after market products on a car you will not get back what you put into it...
A car with mods is not an investment.. Many of the mods that we do to these cars, actually decrease the value of them....

exactly my point......

Originally posted by wagsaccordsir
I actually just heard on the radio this morning, one of those dealers advertising and they are selling the 2002 Civic EX for 11k... Now granted it dont have any aftermarket mods, but surely for $5k you would have more than your friends 98 Civic which has about $2k worth of mods and it would be a brand new car....
So a 98 Civic EX for $16k with $2k worth of mods
or
a 2002 Civic EX for $11k with $5k worth of mods

I choose the later of the two....

Probably should inform your friend that when you put after market products on a car you will not get back what you put into it...
A car with mods is not an investment.. Many of the mods that we do to these cars, actually decrease the value of them....

you probably should stfu consideering my sis just bought a 2002 civic lx for 14k, no where do they sell a 2002 ex for 11k, what are u smokin u crak head. Also umm he has about 4k worth of mods, bodykit, and paint 1500 projectors, rimz, inerior exhaust, stereo.. dude get a clue and think before u reply so fast, yes his car should be selling for 12-13k no more, but dont talk like a kid

very mature response, im impressed. point is, mods or not, its still a used card. a used honda civic, economy car.

Originally posted by SmoovSol


you probably should stfu consideering my sis just bought a 2002 civic lx for 14k, no where do they sell a 2002 ex for 11k, what are u smokin u crak head. Also umm he has about 4k worth of mods, bodykit, and paint 1500 projectors, rimz, inerior exhaust, stereo.. dude get a clue and think before u reply so fast, yes his car should be selling for 12-13k no more, but dont talk like a kid my friend got her ex for 12k. And I'd guess about 3k for the mods he has. But it's still a used car that I wouldn't pay more than 12-13k for.

i suggested her to take out the mods and sell em separately and i also told her no one is going to buy it for $16K but she said yea people do and she said it has low mileage........i think it should be like $13k she has lot of mods.....

anothing thing.......duel exhaust on a d16y8? i dunno, seems having little/no back pressue on a 1.6 liter 4-banger would hinder performance.

if it were an si maybe but not for the ex with some work done to it.

Originally posted by dreemkill
anothing thing.......duel exhaust on a d16y8? i dunno, seems having little/no back pressue on a 1.6 liter 4-banger would hinder performance.

I was just going to mention that part. I wouldn't pay 16,000 for that. For most people, the point of modifying a car is to make it personal and unique, and not to own what is personal and unique to someone else.