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[biner]

1996 hyundai tiburon for sale

2-door hatchback
automatic transmission
2.0 L engine
236,832 km

brand-new all-season tires
new brake linings & starter this winter
a/c and heater work great
leather seats
great stereo system
good engine power
surprising amount of trunk space

slight dent on rear passenger-side of car from time of previous owner (said it was a parking lot ding, never bothered me), terrific car overall

asking 2 million won obo

pics available by e-mail upon request

serious offers only, please

leaving the country on june 20th, so please contact at 010-8181-5015 soon if interested

[crashlanding]

[byrddogs]

[vincentmiser]

Links for pictures?

[biner]

vincentmiser, i've sent pics to your e-mail.

crashlanding, thank you for the offer, but i won't be selling it for only one million. i think it's worth a fair bit more than that.

byrddogs, thank you for the advice. we'll see how the sale goes.

[biner]

offering @ 1.9 million OBO...
check out pics here...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51034733@N08/sets/

[huck]

Could we use this as a starting point? How's the condition - fair? They didn't have one for 1996 listed, which I assume would make it slightly cheaper.


http://www.kbb.com/kbb/UsedCars/PricingReport.aspx?YearId=1997&Mileage=147000&VehicleClass=UsedCar&ManufacturerId=20&ModelId=139&PriceType=Private+Party&VehicleId=7902&SelectionHistory=7902|34111|66621|0|0|&Condition=Fair&QuizConditions=

[wesharris]

This isn't the USA though.
But, OP. I've bought a car at a carlot.
A 1996 would normally run 1.5 or so probably.
Good luck selling mate.

[biner]

thank you, wesharris.

huck, i would say that the car is in good condition. as i mentioned, there is a bit of a dent in the rear passenger side from the time of the previous owner, but apart from that it is a great car, runs beautifully, gets good mileage. i bought brand-new tires and did got all the maintenance done to keep the car in good condition, as mentioned. had a little trouble with the battery at first, but after replacing the starter a few months ago, it's been running well. according to the kelley blue book site that you linked, a tiburon in good condition sells at about $1,555 USD, or approx. 1,960,000 korean won.
http://www.xe.com/ucc/convert.cgi?Amount=1555&From=USD&To=KRW&image.x=45&image.y=16

nonetheless, i did say OBO and i meant it...make me an offer?