6th gen
11-Jun-2003, 05:54 AM
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6th gen
theres a 6th gen civic 1996 civic coupe..selling for about 6900....in the autotrader..do u think that price is about rite
or is it better to pick up a 1995 with low km ,lowered tints and rims, 135km for 6900 or a high milage 1996...gimme some help...and do u think my insurance will rise...from having a 4th gen sedan to a 6th gen coupe
or is it better to pick up a 1995 with low km ,lowered tints and rims, 135km for 6900 or a high milage 1996...gimme some help...and do u think my insurance will rise...from having a 4th gen sedan to a 6th gen coupe
11-Jun-2003, 09:07 AM
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Is the coupe Si or DX? I'd ALWAYS get the lower mileage vehicle, though like in the case of my Saturns, one has almost double the mileage of the other, but the higher mileage one is actually IN BETTER SHAPE 
So really, you have to have a look and see. Also, the high mile one may be highway mileage only which is cool, as opposed to the low mile one that's lowered and MAY have been driven hard.
So really, you have to have a look and see. Also, the high mile one may be highway mileage only which is cool, as opposed to the low mile one that's lowered and MAY have been driven hard.
11-Jun-2003, 01:28 PM
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I suggest you pick the cleanest car possible, less mods and less mileage. But in this case, you have either high km with no mod or low km with mod.
I suggest you drive both to test a little, and I would pick the high mileage one like Bruno suggested. My car runs fine, 3 years and have 81000 under the belt, and almost 70 to 80% is highway mileage.
I suggest you drive both to test a little, and I would pick the high mileage one like Bruno suggested. My car runs fine, 3 years and have 81000 under the belt, and almost 70 to 80% is highway mileage.
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