This car runs, but l think it needs some bearing work to go forward.This car was very well taken car of and the inside is ''cherry''...leather, remote control stereo, tinted windows, sunroof and looks good.Has a brand new starter.All electric windows working and good tires.Legal at present.What do you think l could sell it for?

One paper lincoln and two copper lincolns.
$5.02

how much gas is in the tank?

whats the mileage? try this site

http://kbb.com/

it will tell you how much it is worth

Those cars r so worthless it is not even funny. If u get someone to make u any kind of offer take it, because u found a real sucker. The 3.8 liter V-6 ford put out in 93 was a terd, l would not be able to say something positive about that engine or that car. Sorry, but l am being honest. As far as value, it is a notch above scrap if it does not move. If it does move I'd take anything over 500 quickly, before the car quits moving.

EDIT: LOL at the guy telling u to use KBB, sorry but they simply can not reflect how worthless that car is.

Another EDIT: NADA is not ''owned'' by the car dealers association, they r the association. N=National A=Automobile D=Dealers A=Assoication.

If u r trying to sell it check both:

kbb.com & nada.com

Some regions rely on one more than the other. Kelly Blue Book lets u put in more of the vehicles options, but both r good. Like l said though, some areas one or the other. Both will also tell u the retail value of the car (if u were to buy one used at a dealership), the private party value (what u can expect from a private party purchase, i.e. u selling it to someone), & the trade-in (what to expect if u were to trade it in at a dealership). These sites will give u a pretty good idea of how much u can reasonably get for ur car. Unfortunately, new parts rarely get u more for ur vehicle (although they probably should :o)

There are a bunch of places to check car prices on the Internet. NADA guides is one - but since they are owned by the car dealers association l never recommend them. KBB is another. Driverside.com is a new site and they have some cool data showing price based on mileage.

A lot more than l can afford :( l love these cars and would give you $700 cash on the spot if l had it. Please let me know what you decide to sell it for begfore you sell it. Thanks.

sounds like the car is not drivable and you do not say how many miles and like most owners your description of the car is bias so its probably not quite as nice as you say it is so if l came and looked at it to buy it l would not pay over $500 for it.