NMNA: 1988 Mazda 323 GTX

Is this too expensive?

Sure looks nice under that snow. I'm not sure how much minty examples of these go for, but I'm thinking this one is priced a bit high.

He's asking too dollar (or more, I suspect) and only has three mediocre pictures nd very little info in the ad?
But yeah, it looks very clean in those pics.

It does have panasport wheels.

if that's the right price then i got mine for a steal. Like, i should be in jail.

Mine was so rusty 15 years ago that I just can't imagine a 323 of any sort from IL that is parked outside AND rust free. That said, great color.

All of them were two tone so this one has been painted.

There are two distinct price levels for GTXs. The perfect ones do really well. All the rest are considerably cheaper.

They're really fun to drive. I miss mine. Every once in a while I think about tracking it down, but I don't want to know what's happened to it in the past 9 years.

I've had a couple of them and regret selling my last one. It had a bunch of period mods on it...

Does anyone else see the irony in the seller pointing out that it's rust free in the same ad where it's pictured outside in a snowy climate?

Like has already been said, these do tend to cluster price wise: any rust and its worth 2500 or less. No rust and it may be worth 4-6k, but that is above that and although it looks good, it doesn't look perfect(admittedly hard to tell with the snow and poor pictures). If someone offered 5-6k and it was accepted it would be a good buy. I absolutely love mine (but mine is in the rusty, not worth anything category).

Klayfish wrote: Does anyone else see the irony in the seller pointing out that it's rust free in the same ad where it's pictured outside in a snowy climate?

It's salt that I worry about. Snow is just slow rain!