What's this worth?

[eddielasvegas]

Hello All,

Not sure if there is a "Pricing and Dealer Discussion" thread here so I thought I'd start this to get members' thoughts on the price, and also let everyone know of its availability.


2000 4Runner - SR5, 5 spd. manual, V6, locking diff. - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive sale



Eddie

 

[drallan]

Price seems high for a 20 y/o truck. Especially with a salvage title.

 

[Dezert4Runner]

His description in the body of the ad says clean title, but the bottom of the page says salvage. I’d look closely into the vin report and frame/ body panels lining up in person before I made an offer. That being said, of it is in fact a clean title, he’s a little high in price at 190k even with the hard to find options, IMO. I can see this going for $8-9k in the Southwest.

 

[TonyB66]

Since I have a 2000 with locker and also purchased with about 190K in CA, I feel it's very overpriced. I paid about half the price in late 2017. Mine is an auto though. If no rust, 8K seems reasonable.

 

[Hepar]

If it's indeed a 2000 with a salvaged title and 190k miles on it, I wouldn't pay more than $3-4k for it. But I wouldn't personally buy it either. If it ends up being a clean title and it's rust-free and in good shape, I'd think $8k, maybe more. But the market continually surprises me.

 

[TonyB66]

If it's indeed a 2000 with a salvaged title and 190k miles on it, I wouldn't pay more than $3-4k for it. But I wouldn't personally buy it either. If it ends up being a clean title and it's rust-free and in good shape, I'd think $8k, maybe more. But the market continually surprises me.

Agreed. Forgot about the salvage title in my post above... I stand by the $8k figure if clean title.

Up to you... If you have been looking for a long time and are exhausted, willing to settle on some "requirements", make a deal. Cash talks. It's Friday, he might want to be done with it, and have a free weekend.

I'd check it out and let him know of your reservations about the title, and see what he says. If it meets your requirements otherwise, tell him that you have $5K cash now, or whatever you think is appropriate. He can say no or maybe split the difference, and counter with $8k. If so, I'd counter back with 6k possibly (have $1k in the other pocket). Up to you!

 

[Wedgy]

Maybe $8K if it's not salvaged.
There was a fully built dual cased rig with Kings for $12K a month ago for comparison

 

[ToyotaBrah]

The overwhelming amount of pics he took really builds a case for his asking price.

 

[westdiablo]

Salvage title = half what it would otherwise sell for.


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[Roamed YT]

Yeah... no.

"I know what i've got, no low-ballers!" screams a bad time.

Maybe $8k, on the high end.

 

[sawguy]

I don't see where it says salvage title.

 

[Dezert4Runner]

I don't see where it says salvage title.

He changed it. The vehicle info on the bottom of the page in the ad said salvage originally.

 

[eddielasvegas]

So I wonder if the title is clean and it was a listing error or the replies (or lack of) were not favoring the ad as it was originally posted?

Enquiring minds want to know...





Eddie

 

[Hepar]

The overwhelming amount of pics he took really builds a case for his asking price.

True statement. If you're going to ask for top dollar, you should put top dollars-worth of work into your ad. That's one of the big reasons Bring a Trailer does such a good job. Their ads are ridiculously thorough.