Great bargain on eBay....

[Sixty8panther]

Is this guy on crack?!?! Look at the BUY NOW price. Does he think people are stupid & rich? What a Douchebag. :rolleyes:

Honda Accord

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-Accor...580695851QQrdZ1

[lakefire]

but it's a honda accord!

[z28luvr01]

That dent on the left rear door makes it a one of a kind. It's bound to skyrocket in value. I'm gonna buy it....once the profits from my new snowblower dealership in the Virgin islands start rolling in, the temporary loss of cash from buying that Accord will be more than offset. :P

[Croc]

The BUY IT NOW pice is always inflated over the reserve.

[Satty]

Probably a typo, just got an extra "0" in there, not that 68 would know anything about typos.

[Flybrian]

The BUY IT NOW pice is always inflated over the reserve.

[post="25680"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]

Yeah, but $25,000 for a car never worth that when it was new?

Its funny, though. I saw a '96 Accord coupe the other day with cloth, wheel covers, 4cyl, badly misaligned driver door, rock chips, fading paint on the decklid, and 115k miles for "$6500 obo."

Funny, because that's $300 more than my car cost.

[Croc]

I agree, but then again that is more of a "convenience price" for getting it now than waiting for the auction to pan out.

[Flybrian]

I agree, but then again that is more of a "convenience price" for getting it now than waiting for the auction to pan out.

[post="25688"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]

Normally, yes. A reserve that high is appropriate for a product that's somewhat desired. This guy either A) put too many zeroes, B ) thinks there's some sort of demand for a mediocre example of mid-90s sedan, or C) kinda hopes for a sucker.