Corolla Pricing

[Sl7rips]

i have a 2000 Corolla with engine bearing failure and bad struts in rear, i was just wondering what a good price would be to sell the complete car for?

it has a auto tranny and 157,000 on the car, 17" brushed rims


the body kit is removed but in boxes in the garage

[Milky]

dang that sad to hear. why not just fix it? how bad did it get?

i bought my car from a kid who blew the first engine. it was run with no oil and rod knocked. he was a stoner and was very high when i bought the car from him. i only paid 300 for the car. lol silly stoners.

[Sl7rips]

i already bought the bearings for the car i judt really didnt feel like tearing the engine apart..

[fishexpo101]

If you still have the original parts - toss those on there. Aftermarket parts don't add much, if any additional value to the car. Be better off selling those separately.

Depending on where you need to the car gone quickly or not - you could opt to part out the car. Depending on the condition of the parts - sans engine - you could turn out a decent amount of money. Selling it as is, you could get anywhere from $500-$2500 - assuming a clean title. I'd say shoot for $1500 or so and negotiate from there. That is about the going rate for an 8th gen "oil burner" Corolla.

A 2000 Corolla with that many miles, automatic transaxle, and in good running condition run about $3800-$3300 - according to Kelley Blue book private party values. Trade-in prices runs about $1300 less than those prices.

[Sl7rips]

anyone got a good price on a motor for sale, or wanting to give me a little more info on changing The Rod And Main Bearings