Hi all,

Am in Phuket and have been offered 340,000 baht for my 2004 Honda Jazz idsi AT. It has 105,000 on the clock.

Am not sure if I should take it or not.

Any advice appreciated.

Hugh

Which grade Jazz AT have you got? the base S, the V or the top SV? Given only the age and mileage, without knowing the original price, I'd say you'd been offered a fair price as one of my neighbours sold their 2006 Jazz for 420k.

My only advice is to try to sell privately to gain a higher price, as the second-hand dealers will drive the price down, but you may already know this.

Friends of ours sold their manual idsi, 2004 model, for 350K in bkk. So your price is reasonable I think. Go and ask at a tent dealer. I would say they will offer a similar price (but when they sell it they will jack up the price). Check on www.one2car.com for what they sell for from a dealer.

Which grade Jazz AT have you got? the base S, the V or the top SV? Given only the age and mileage, without knowing the original price, I'd say you'd been offered a fair price as one of my neighbours sold their 2006 Jazz for 420k.

My only advice is to try to sell privately to gain a higher price, as the second-hand dealers will drive the price down, but you may already know this.

Hi, thanks.

The model is EA AT - it's automatic with abs, no airbags.

That's a decent deal, I wouldn't pay that much myself

thanks all for your feedback.

I sold the car today for 350,000.

Hugh

We are just about to sell our 2005 Jazz (same model as above) with 120 000km on it. Would I be correct to assume that 400-420k is an acceptable amount to ask then? We're based in Chiang Mai

Sold last November my 2005 Jazz Vtec (top model) with 210,000 km but in good condition for 380,000

THanks

We are just about to sell our 2005 Jazz (same model as above) with 120 000km on it. Would I be correct to assume that 400-420k is an acceptable amount to ask then? We're based in Chiang Mai

A bit high, I think the range is about 20,000 bath less to sell without it taking some time