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I have a 1999 Honda Civic 4dr EX with a blown engine. Replace with salvage motor or sell as is?

• I have a 1999 Honda Civic EX 4 Dr. Sedan with a blown engine. I am debating whether or not to put a salvage engine with less than 100,000 miles into the car, or to sell it as is with the blown motor. The blue book value of the car (185835miles) with a working engine is $3295 according to Kelly blue book.com. Is it going to be worth it for me to spend the $2000 to put a new engine into the car, and then resell it? or should I just try to sell it with the blown motor? What is it worth in either scenario? • 185835 miles Blown motor • Minor paint, window, body damage (less than normal wear for a car of this mileage damage) • Aftermarket stereo (JVC) with mp3 aux, mp3 disc, sat. radio capable, remote control, aftermarket speakers front doors and back 2 6x9s. • When engine was working had remote start/key less entry. Key less still works and so will the remote start with the new salvage engine. • AC recharged last summer, both ac and heat work great • 4 New tires 6 months ago (less than 5000 miles on them) stock alloy 5 spoke rims • Cloth Interior is faded/stained with some damage to door panels. There are some burns from cigarettes, but the smell of cigarettes is almost non-existent; cleaned extensively with upholstery cleaner regularly. Driver’s wheel shows signs of wear on the top section of the wheel. • Power windows, locks, mirrors are all fully functional. Cruise control and powered sliding sun roof. Maintenance records kept extensively since 2009, somewhat beforehand. I have owned it since it had 13600 miles on it, so only two owners total. Maintenance has always been kept up on it, but I only have kept full records for the past 3 years. I do have some of the records from before this, but they are incomplete. Maintenance was always done by a professional shop, and not by me. The car has never been in a serious accident of any kind. Had a small door dent popped and smoothed out by a professional shop in 2002; it was like a 3Inc3in ding that I'm still not sure how it got there. Backed into a truck in 2003 and had to have the right rear taillight replaced. Muffler and catalytic converter were both replaced last year as well as 2 of the oxygen sensors. Also, had the hood latch assembly replaced. I pulled it too hard once and cracked the handle; they had to replace the entire assembly. Did have a rear spoiler, but it was destroyed when pushing it out of the snow back in 2006; not my greatest moment and was pretty stupid on my part to push it by the spoiler. Had the spoiler removed and the holes it used to attach through in the trunk repaired and patched by a professional body shop. You really can’t tell that it even used to have a spoiler anymore. Brakes are less than a year old, as well as the battery. Driver's side mirror was taken off by an H3 Hummer at one point, but this was also repaired by a professional shop. Car was garaged up until around 150,000 miles when I moved to a house that had no garage. Please, let me know what you guys think I should do, and thank you very much for the help you offer. I greatly appreciate any assistance. 02814 Rhode Island if anyone is interested in the car email me [email protected]

• Answer:

  With a blown engine, the car is not worth much. Plus, the car has a lot of miles on it. I doubt you will be able to sell it for $2,000. If you can, great. If not, your other alternatives are to sell it to a junk yard for $200 or donate it to charity for a $500 tax deduction.