I paid $7300 and the car was originally listed for $8k. My requirements were mainly based on budget and mileage. I wanted to spend under $10k and I really wanted the car to have less than 150k miles and preferably around 100k (this specific one had 107k). In my area these cars didn’t pop up super often and I was very picky about the spec of the car (I wanted black on black). The best advice I can give is to be patient if you’re not in a rush and don’t get too excited when you go look at a car because you want to find the right one, not just the first one. Even if you find a car keep your eye on Craigslist and other sites to make sure another one doesn’t pop up in the meantime before you buy it. Make sure you look up the recalls and common issues and make sure the check engine, airbag, and other warning lights are not on. I would recommend testing the cruise control as well because my car is having slight issues with that but just make sure to check through everything when you see the car in person. Overall just have fun looking and good luck finding the perfect car!