* Condition: A well-maintained, low-mileage car will command a much higher price than one that's rusty, damaged, or mechanically unsound.
* Location: Prices can differ regionally due to supply and demand.
* Features: Options like power windows, air conditioning, and specific trim levels will influence the price.
* Seller: Private sellers typically have lower prices than dealerships.
Because of these variables, it's impossible to give a precise price. You'd likely find them priced anywhere from a few hundred dollars (for a very rough example) to perhaps a couple thousand dollars (for a very good one).
To find the actual price, I recommend checking online classifieds like Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and eBay, as well as used car websites such as AutoTrader or Cars.com. Use the specific year, make, model, and location filters to narrow down your search and see what's currently available in your area.
