What it is worth ?
Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 10:59 pm
CAn i ask here what people think a used car is worth or do i post elsewhere ? (Toyota)
Cheers Tony
Cheers Tony
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 11:05 pm
Well whats the vehicle and the specs?
Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 11:13 pm
Prado 2001 plate 3.4 petrol GXL
83,000 klm
Just had big 80,000 service and new 694 AT tyres fitted at same speedo reading.
Factory rust proofing,
Factory window tint
4 speed auto
Kimberly alloy wheels
Has had a easy life mostly as a shopping trolley for wife and I tow my boat to inland dams with it.
The most offroad use is launching at dams with no boat ramps due to no bloody water in them.
Never been on beaches.
In great nick except for scratch’s on front plastic bumper where wife has touch parked.
This is the car and this is where i take it :-)
83,000 klm
Just had big 80,000 service and new 694 AT tyres fitted at same speedo reading.
Factory rust proofing,
Factory window tint
4 speed auto
Kimberly alloy wheels
Has had a easy life mostly as a shopping trolley for wife and I tow my boat to inland dams with it.
The most offroad use is launching at dams with no boat ramps due to no bloody water in them.
Never been on beaches.
In great nick except for scratch’s on front plastic bumper where wife has touch parked.
This is the car and this is where i take it :-)
Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 11:52 pm
Between 15 - 25 grand
Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 7:52 am
try the web site called www.redbook.com.au it is what the car yards use
Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 10:23 pm
I just sold mine last night as it had a serious drinking problem and wouldn't go into re-hab. I got $14K for it, '97 model with 150 on the clock. I was suprised how easy it sold with the current fuel prices. With some luck i reackon 18-20 for yours.
Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 1:31 am
http://www.redbookasiapacific.com/au/ve ... y=TOYO01FV
As you can see, the book reckons it is worth quite a bit. Do not underestimate the affect of the current trend in fuel prices [and the ongoing threat of it skyrocketing]. This will turn off a reasonable percentage of buyers possibly limiting you achieving the best possible price for it. If your price is realistic, you should have no problems off loading it.
Cheers
As you can see, the book reckons it is worth quite a bit. Do not underestimate the affect of the current trend in fuel prices [and the ongoing threat of it skyrocketing]. This will turn off a reasonable percentage of buyers possibly limiting you achieving the best possible price for it. If your price is realistic, you should have no problems off loading it.
Cheers