Difference between 2004 SV and an LS

[tacomafitch]

A local dealer is selling a 2004 5 door they are calling a Base. they want $4984.00 with 93K and manual transmission. The only option I really see is AC. Im looking for my daughter as a first car. Which one is it truly. There is a big difference in blue book values. I have not talked to them yet. I have a 2009 LS so not even AC. Thank you

[camopaint0707]

No power locks right? You got a link to the add?

[tacomafitch]

No it does not have power door locks judging by the pictures and definitely has crank windows. When I look at the car fax it came from texas which eliminates the road salt i have up here in mass andthe dealer has had it since july of 2013 according to car fax. The vin is KL1TD62674B173263

[2010AveoLT]

Comprehensive Chevrolet, Saturn, GMC, Hummer, Cadillac, Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Geo, Dodge, Plymouth, Jeep, Chrysler, Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda Truck, Mercedes VIN Decoder Compnine is your Friend.

EDIT: or you can go to your Local GM Dealer, and ask for that Aveo's Vehicle Build Information; they will give you a printout that sort of looks like this:





this is the one I had my Local Dealer Print out for Scoots, and it shows EVERYTHING that GM put into her, as well as gives a MASSIVE Clue of her Origins.

[petrified.rabbit]

$5000 for a 2004 with 93K miles? I would sell you my 54k mile 09 for that.. and I added A/C.

[exodus0784]

I bought my 2004 SV for $9k after tax and title. $5k is a joke.

I bought my 2006 SV for $8.5k after tax and title. $5k is a joke.

Both of the above cars were brand new, from a dealership.

I almost bought a 2005 SV sedan back when I lived in richmond, from car fax. The car was spotless with 24k miles. They wanted $6k.

SV came with: AM/FM radio (no cd/mp3), manual everything, no abs, no A/C (may have been shipped with "Provisions for dealer to install AC") and steelies w/ ugly wheel covers (no alloys).

The SV was brilliant, simply because you could buy them for next to nothing brand new.