| I know, never ever put more money in a car that needs to be sold, but I think this case may warrant consideration Apart from the atrocious exhaust, even HKS ricer cans would look better and "sell the car" better (plus they are amongst the cheapest new catbacks you can get), you aren't "out of line" for asking 14k. The mileage certainly makes it debatable, I would debate "no", but other opinions may differ. My thoughts:
-Wheels are a plus
-90 model is a minus (relatively speaking, compared to a 94, 96, and 95 in that order)
-....but the fact that it is basically completely unmodified could be seen by many to offset the model year preference (clean slate factor) and is certainly a plus in itself
-car stereo systems dont make the least bit of difference to 99% of buyers, best to sell it on ebay for a couple hundred bucks and put in a OE unit for $50 or less
-what will determine if it is a car that can garner $14k or not, is the no-shit condition of the interior, pics wont convey the good, only the bad here. If it is a 58k car with an interior that was pampered, then I think $14k is reasonable, even if the buyer may not be in the market for it right this moment -otherwise if this is a needs-to-sell car, I would say $10-11k would maximize dollar amount and have it sold within a month. Hopefully that isnt the case. This is a car that needs to go to a proper enthusiast. It's possible that $14k would be a good value for such a buyer.
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