About a year ago when my aunt first started to offer this car to me, i went to KBB.com to get a value on it, and it was in the 4-500 $ area. When I got the car in january, I put in the same info yet again (but with more miles. The car was said to be worth $770. Last month, I yet again checked the value, and other then adding more miles it was the same info but now worth $795. Last night I went on again and in bordom checked with the same info, and more miles-$820. It still isnt a lot of money but I think that its odd that the car is gaining value for no appearnt reason! Kinda cool though 8)
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1985 Olds Cutlass Ciera Brougham Holiday Coupe
1988 Olds Cutlass Ciera International Series Sedan
OCA #037778
88 Coupe
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Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 3:29 pm
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Hi 85cieraholiday, hello All
The law of supply and demand says it's worth what someone will pay for it.
Rule of thumb in my area, is, if a car is reliable transportation, looks presentable, doesn't leak or smoke (if '75 or newer, will pass emmissions) its worth a minimum of $1500 regardless of year, make or mileage.
Regards, Norm
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