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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

how much would you give for a 2002 Toyota corolla that has 140k miles and is in tip top shape?

how much is it worth in other words?

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teddybear01995: 11 months ago

instead of posting ur face u should post a picture of it for moer results!

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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

I don't have the picture. my friend is selling hers and I was wondering what it would be worth?

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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

and lol I like my face

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teddybear01995: 11 months ago

hahahaha im not saying ur ugly hon. i was bored and had nothing better to do than answer a random Q with a random A!

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SocialyDistorted: 11 months ago

I would pay around $9000.00

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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

woah really?

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SocialyDistorted: 11 months ago

Check the dealers, They are looking to buy that type of car to resell. They keep offering me $10,000.00 for mine and it's a 2001.

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hahahaha34: 11 months ago

Prob $2000 (maybe)

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hahahaha34: 11 months ago

Actaully now that i think about it more like $5000

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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

hm okay

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Exhausted_Love: 11 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 6:30PM on 7/24/2012

Search KellyBlueBook.com it well tell you the right about of how much your car is worth :)

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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

okay thanks bud

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Exhausted_Love: 11 months ago via iPhone

It's something around 4,500 & you welcome

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Exhausted_Love: 11 months ago via iPhone

From a dealer that Is she probably won't get much

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SmittyJA24: 11 months ago via iPhone

Auto dealers use www dot NADA dot com; look up the "trade-in" price.
I'll guess it's around $2000 -- $2500.

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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

okay

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IMAEDDY: 11 months ago via Android

I looked it up ,your looking anywhere from 2,500$ to 3,000$.

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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

okay thanks eddy

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IMAEDDY: 11 months ago via Android

you're welcome, anytime .

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PamelaJacques: 11 months ago via iPhone

What is the answer for a mild late summer?

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hummergirl19: 11 months ago via Android

I'm.confused?

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Jacks000: 11 months ago

I did a quick search and found many 2007-2012 models priced close to $9000. You'll get a lesser amount than that. If you want to compare the specifications of your cars with those in the market and deduce a cost for you car, you can probably try searching some actual selling place like http://www.unocardealers.com/cars-by-dealers.jsp?offset=140 . Sites like KellyBlueBook.com will also help.

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Dr3amb0y1998: 10 months ago

I've got a lambo in my abecave (my version of the batcave) so I don't really need one.

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