Selling a 4runner...maybe. How much would you ask?

[TRUSTYAXE]

2015 Super white TRD PRO
61,000 miles.
Exterior in very good condition, a few minor chips from the highway. No accidents.
Interior is near mint.
Mods are minor and easily reverted to stock.
Toytec 2" kit with NRG 285's
Sprint Booster V2
URD MAF tuner
Isolated fridge circuit
Amber LED grill lights
LED under hood light
LED interior lighting
Anytime LED fogs
Poly sway bar bushings
Borla cat back exhaust

 

[TacoRunn0517]

[MENTION=117927]TRUSTYAXE[/MENTION] I'd say it depends on how much a potential buyer values mods. Most don't. I'd imagine anywhere between $35K to $38K would be a reasonable place to start. If you can get higher, I think it would be due to the fact that buyer likes the mods you've done and wants to pay for a "finished" product.

 

[Olddudesrule]

$34k-$36k.

 

[TRUSTYAXE]

Thanks for the input guys.

 

[rihavens]

We should have a "find the value of your 4runner" thread.

 

[Tejas]

KBB says $35,200 without taking into consideration your accessories. As you likely already know, aftermarket upgrades have zero value outside of the person interested in buying it. Best bet is to find an enthusiast that sees the value, even then don't expect more than 25% back on those items.

I have seen TRD Pros with similar miles and accessories sell for $40K in my AO, so it all really depends on the supply/demand in your region. I wouldn't let it go for less than $36K. GLWS OP.

 

[TRUSTYAXE]

KBB says $35,200 without taking into consideration your accessories. As you likely already know, aftermarket upgrades have zero value outside of the person interested in buying it. Best bet is to find an enthusiast that sees the value, even then don't expect more than 25% back on those items.

I have seen TRD Pros with similar miles and accessories sell for $40K in my AO, so it all really depends on the supply/demand in your region. I wouldn't let it go for less than $36K. GLWS OP.

Thanks for the input, And yes I know the mods have no value to most. For now I will probably keep it, a new job and further commute is what prompted my thoughts on this, that and the darn thing has held its value so well it is tempting to cash out. The wife says keep it and I just snagged something a little more commuter friendly.
It’s an 06 with 21,565 miles on it as of today. Got it from a dealer in a well to do area, they had just listed it the same day. I actually had people waiting to see if my deal went through.