Fryinryan
Hey, I'm interested in the Civic. $2000 sounds fair for a running car with that mileage, even with the weak AC. I'm in Seattle area, can do cash. When's a good time to come check it out?
Seyitcan
I feel you, man. Moving is tough, especially when you gotta sell your car fast. I just moved here from abroad, so I know how stressful it is to leave things behind. $2000 for a Civic with 150k miles sounds like a decent deal, even if the AC's weak. Hope you find a buyer quickly!
hasanuss
Hey, $2000 for a running Civic with 150k miles is actually a solid deal, even with the weak AC. But if you're moving and need cash fast, you might get more by listing it on OfferUp or Facebook Marketplace for $2500 with "OBO"—these Civics sell quick in Seattle. Also, consider donating it for a tax write-off if you're short on time. Just my two cents from buying/selling here.
kkat03
Hey, if the AC is weak, it might just need a recharge—costs like $50 at a shop. Also, for $2k, that's a solid deal for a Civic with 150k if the timing belt's been done. Check the Carfax for service history. Cash is king, but be careful with scammers—meet at a bank or police station parking lot. Good luck with the move!
Rukuta
Hey, I just moved to Seattle and need a cheap car. $2000 seems fair for a Civic with 150k. The AC thing is fine, I can deal. Where are you located? I can come check it out and bring cash.
Natorbator
Hey, that's a solid deal for a Civic with 150k. I had a 2006 that ran forever. The weak AC is common on these—probably just needs a recharge. $2k is fair if it's not rusty. I'd be interested if you're near Capitol Hill. Cash ready.
ArgslS
Hey, that's a solid deal for a Civic with those miles. I had a 2006 and it ran forever. Just a heads up, Seattle's getting stricter on cash car sales—make sure you have the title signed and a bill of sale to avoid hassle. Local buyer here might jump on it fast. GLWS!
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