When I first posted about it, I had just inherited it and was thinking of selling it and wondered what it was worth. Then I started driving it and with just my luck, I got broadsided taking a quick run to the supermarket and it was totaled. Then I was wondering if my settlement was a good offer...
First of all, this is not my insurance company. It is the insurance company of the kid who hit me. I really don't know why I have got such a good pay out other than I haven't been in a hurry to accept their offer. The first and second, I thought were too low but I thought the $11k was more than...
Here is the one for $25K that I used:
Cars for Sale: 1996 Toyota 4Runner 4WD SR5 in Traverse City, MI 49686: Sport Utility Details - 393031748 - Autotrader
So, in this case, it doesn't appear to be a case of "shill bidding" because in was the seller who backed out of the deal from the winning bidder because he didn't get as much as he was hoping. That winning bidder has filed a complaint on the seller saying that he wouldn't sell him the car that...
I copied that down wrong when I was trying to redact the personal info. The wreck occurred on May 18th. My first post on the 4Runner was before I actually had taken possession of it. I was told it had 38k but when I got it I saw that it really had 35k.
I think I may have been able to get this...
Claim number: xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date of Loss: 03/18/2015
Dear xxxxx xxxxxxx
An evaluation has been completed on your 1998 Toyota 4Runner. Adjustments were made for your vehicle regarding mileage, condition and options. I have added the applicable sales tax to the settlement figure. We have...
I guess holding out worked because I just got a $15.5K offer from the insurance company. I'm actually shocked. I thought the 11K offer was probably fair but just wanted to run it by here to be sure but I will jump at this offer! Yeah, that 974Runner looked good but I thought there were too many...
Yeah, so even if I had won that bid, he would have backed out of the deal. The thing is, ebay car auctions are not binding so there is really nothing the winning bidder can do! I'm glad I didn't win that bid because I am now seeing that 11.1k is way to much for that 4runner even in the mint...
Well the seller has a negative feedback on ebay from the guy who "won" the bidding on the 97 4Runner because the seller refused to sell it to him because he said the 11k winning bid is too low even though he had no reserve on it!
Thanks. Something still strikes me as fishy about the deal. Why would you go through the trouble of bidding (only at the last minute) on a car and win it and then back out of the deal a few minutes later? And if the seller backed out because he didn't get the price he wanted, isn't he obligated...
Which craigslist does he have it in? The Denver one? I just thought it was strange that the deal had already fallen through within minutes of the ending bid. I don't believe there was a reserve on it but the winning bid must have been a lot lower than he was wanting for it.
OK so I tried bidding on this and lost out at the last second. So I called the seller right after the bidding closed to ask him that if the deal falls through, if he could call me. He told me the deal had already fallen through and he was getting many calls and emails with offers. Does this...
I was my grandfather's 4Runner. When I got it about a year ago it only had 17000 miles on it! My grandparents only used it to drive up to their mountain cabin on the weekends.