How much should I pay for a 2003 Toyota Corolla?
I have seen an automatic 2003 Toyota Corolla 1.6 for £1995. It has a full MoT and service history. It has done 61,000 miles and for its age I believe that is a low mileage. Is this a good deal?
Asked on 6 January 2016 by KizzyKat

It's a 13 year old car that was originally designed to last for seven years. The dealer probably paid £300 - £500 for it. £1995 is a completely ridiculous price even though these cars were very reliable in their day.
If you need any parts such as a full timing belt kit they will probably cost more than the car is worth, which is £500, not £1995.
If you need any parts such as a full timing belt kit they will probably cost more than the car is worth, which is £500, not £1995.
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