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I sold a 2001 S with complete docs (and no questions about the IMS from any potential buyer) 5 years ago for $13.5k cash with 60k on it needing a rear window or new top but with a brand new battery and 4 new Michelin tires. It sold in 4 hours from posting on CL.
So 5 years later, with such low miles making an IMS replacement even more suggested is $14k high? All prices are an opinion, prices are influenced by when you sell it and now is high season, and sometimes the location matters. Options can sightly influence the price. Even the date of manufacture and brand and type of tire, wheels, radio, interior fabric, etc.
In the long run, buying a good car may be more important to your happiness than the absolute lowest price.
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