A Kia sportage 2011 with 87000miles is that a good investment?

Asked by Az1986_09 Apr 23, 2018 at 03:47 AM about the 2011 Kia Sportage LX

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GuruWWSBH answered 6 years ago

I have a 2012 with 124,000 miles and still going strong. Zero problems. Only negative is road noise on highway. Mostly caused by roads in need of repair. It’s an EX

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Az1986_09 answered 6 years ago

Ah okay. Good. But do you think that 9k for this kia sportage 2011 is a good investment?

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GuruWWSBH answered 6 years ago

Look at the bluebook but I think 9000 is too much for a 2011 I think that would be more for a 2012 from a dealer

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Az1986_09 answered 6 years ago

Woww. The price without taxes and other fees was about 7500 then with fees it turned to 9k and so. Excuse me to ask. What is the bluebook am new here

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GuruWWSBH answered 6 years ago

On line you can get the blue book value from Kelley blue book or Edmonds.com

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