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Valuation for a '92 240 200

posted by  lennygirl on  Sun Apr 8 02:47 CST 2007
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My question is how to value a '92 240 sedan.

The car has just under 60,000 miles and was principally driven by my mother before sitting idle for 3 years or so. My husband and I brought the car to our home about a year ago. We have replaced the brakes, the complete exhaust and added 4 new tires thinking it would be a good car for our kids to drive. The kids have other ideas so my husband and I have found ourselves driving it around town - ignoring our own cars and putting less than 5,000 per year on this vehicle. It is time to sell this car to someone who will properly use and enjoy it.

It is green with a black leather interior with an automatic trans and all the stock volvo stuff of the day - without a sunroof. The condition is pretty much what you would expect of a 15 year old car. It runs just fine and likely has a few hundred thousand miles left in it.

What should we ask for the car and what should we expect to receive?
thanks in advance for your opinions.





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