What impact does a rebuilt transmission and a new catalytic coverter have on car resale value?
I have a 2000 Honda CRV with 195,000 miles that is in impeccable condition mechanically and cosmetically, with these recent repairs how much could i hike up the price for if i really wanted to sell it
You wouldn't exactly be able to hike up the price. A car 17 years old and 195,000 miles won't rise in value. Instead, sell it according to the prices of other 2000 Honda CRVs. You can find those on craigslist or autotrader. Also, try to find a car with similar mileage to base your price off.
Edit: I'm an experienced car seller.
Realistically, they bring the price closer to "in okay shape" than it would have been before. A well kept car can go "forever" on the same engine, transmission, and catalytic.
Not much, you can probably add up to $400 more with those repairs. But the almost 200K on the odometer doesn't help much.
None. Maintenance is part of the cost of ownership. A person buying the car would expect it to have a functioning transmission and catalytic converter.
AutoTrader has them for around $3,000. Anywhere from $2,000 - $4,000 I don't know about raising the price. You are just giving a person reason to hope to buy a car with 200,000 miles on it. You can probably ask for a little more because those are two valuable repairs. Anybody who would buy the car is a poor college kid or dirtbag; do you need to make their life more miserable than it already is by adding $1,000 to the price? Just pick a solid number.
You can search nationwide on Autotrader.com.
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/?Log=0
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