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[sungmin1982]

I'm not sure if I want to sell it yet, but just want to know how much people are willing to pay for it.

2002 Hyundai Tuscani (Good condition)
5 Speed Manual Transmission
Silver
Power steering, ABS, Moonroof, most of the goodies you can think of.
2000cc
85K Km
New tires

I've never had any problems with it yet and drives well. Timing belt has been replaced after 80K

I don't have pics, it looks like any other 2002 silver Tuscani you can find on the internet.

When I decide to sell it, then I will post. I just want an estimate of how much people are willing to pay for it.

For a sample pic: http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:QFPWU-9qtLfM3M:http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/3079/1004937jpg.jpg&t=1

[zakuta]

Hi,

If you post pictures, that would give a fair idea to value your car.
With no after market upgrades and what i understand from your post, you should be expecting something between 4,500,000 ~ 5,000,000 KRW imo.

This can be used as a reference:

http://www.encar.com/dc/dc_carsearchlist.do?colortext=&carType=kor&searchType=&comflag=&pageid=&companyOrderType=&company=001&modelGroupOrderType=name&modelgroup=031&modelOrderType=make&model=067&gradeOrderType=name&paramGrade=&gradeheadval=&gradeDetailOrderType=name&paramGradedetail=&gradedetailval=&paramStdmndprc=&stdmndprc=&paramEnddmndprc=&enddmndprc=&stdmndprc_direct=&enddmndprc_direct=&paramYear1=&paramMonth1=&yrChk=checked&year1=2001&month1=09&paramYear2=&paramMonth2=&year2=2002&month2=10&chktransCheck_2=%BC%F6%B5%BF&model_firstcd=102

Hope this helps.

[fdwilliams]

The value of this car might be as high as 5 million, but SK Encar should not be considered as relevant to a private sale. A recent car similar (and perhaps superior) was struggling to get 5 million despite many upgrades.

Dave's is a pretty small marketplace and this is an unusual car not suited to many ordinary uses.

I would guess that 3 million could be achieved -- and perhaps between 3 and 4 million might be reasonable if it is in excellent condition (no damage or problems with anything-- interior or exterior).

Just for reference, a friend recently agreed to sell his 2002 luxury car for a million won. So due to the difficulties of selling by owner, private party sales can be excellent buys compared to the premiums demanded by a dealer.

[Gideon]

Good luck selling it.

I had my car posted here (2001 Tuscani GTS) and too many people were being idiots about the price.

If you lucky you might get an offer above 3 mil for it..

I suggest you advertise it on either www.encar.com OR craigslist.

I had more offers when my car was posted on craigslist.

Either people don't have enough money to scratch two pennies together OR they expect something for nothing.

Again, good luck!

[sungmin1982]

Thanks guys for the comments. I just took it to a used car dealership to see how much I could get for it. They offered me 3.5 mil or a 5 mil trade in...

[mangadget]

nice car

[Gideon]

[Lazio]

Quote:

I had my car posted here (2001 Tuscani GTS) and too many people were being idiots about the price.

It appeared to me that not "people" were i....s about the price but the seller himself. Claiming to have imaginary offers etc. Turned out "people" were right about your 5 mil offer from the dealer as well....

[Gideon]

[sungmin1982]

Seriously. The older Tiburon models are still being sold for 2-3 mil.

[Gideon]

[sungmin1982]

Yup. The Tuscani is worth at least a mil more than the older tiburon models. And if you can't afford to buy them at a decent price that is fair to both the seller and the buyer, you should just buy a 1997 sonata or something. seriously.

[usmustrust]

some buyers interested in this guy's car might want to check out

carman.co.kr
jcmart.co.kr
or encar.com

as was mentioned. If you are a serious buyer then look through the lists for TUSCANI there you'll find that most of them are listed for what the OP is stating the car is worth around 4.5 - 5 Mil. It's a fair price for a decent ride.