So what is my truck worth?

I have a 2015 Access Cab with a flock of aftermarket stuff installed. I know that aftermarket stuff really doesn't carry over most of the time, but I can't even begin to put a price on this thing.

Guts-
Base model with 70K miles
URD Stealth pulley
TRD Supercharger with upgraded fuel pump
Thorley short tube headers
URD Y Pipe
URD Mark3 stainless exhaust
Billstein 5100 with Old Man Emu springs at all 4 corners

Shiny things-
Homer Taco Ghost Raptor grille
Weathertech digital floor mats
AJT shift knob
Clazzio 2 tone leather seat covers
Gauge pod with volt meter and boost gauges
Leer 100 camper shell (the shell is for a regular 6' bed, so it works...but isn't that super clean look)
Hybrid audio Clarus components
Alpine PDXV-9 amp
JL Audio 10w6
Door panel covers courtesy of KB Voodoo

What would be a realistic price for something like this?

 

20-22k if your truck is a 4x4,your truck is almost 6 years old .

 

Hence why I'm selling it lol

 

pics , we need pics

 

I will get them tomorrow, and post

 

Why would you sell the truck when it still has over 250k plus worth of life in it ?
2015 is one of the best years you can get,my Tacoma is a 2015 and I would never sell it.You might get a Lemon the next time,better too keep what you have.

 

lol...had to ask didn't you

I certainly agree with you. This truck is seriously mint, never been off road, absolutely everything works exactly as it should. This thing will go for 400k easy. All mobil1 oil changes blahblahblah

I am selling it because I have multiple sclerosis that is getting worse and worse. Frankly, getting in and out of the truck is a pain in the ass. I am selling this truck for a 2021 Subaru Outback Onyx with the 2.4 turbo. I'm riding into the sunset in my station wagon.
(talk about some shit that I never thought that I would write)

 

OP, nothing wrong with your decision, in fact I applaud you for knowing what right for you and making the decision. Subaru is a good choice, quality, AWD. Good luck stay in touch. Also in PA the Tacoma's are fetching some high prices. Not sure why? Is it low supply of used ones? Plus your still under 100k which is big.

 

back to your question.....It's only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Start high $30K (OBO), only you know what it's worth to you. If you get an offer(s), It's then worth what you are willing to accept for it.
(how much is it worth as a trade?)

 

$30K for a 6 year old truck........

All the add-ons mean diddly squat. KBB is the guide.

IMHO: You will likely do better using it as a trade-in. Even then, it will still be KBB.

Good luck.

 

Not much more than blue book.

If you want more than that then take the time to return it to stock and sell the aftermarket separately.

 

KBB has at 18-20 trade 21-23 private party and I didn’t even put in all the extras. Trade on the Subaru make them give you 22-21 and call it day and enjoy. And with your ms no need for the extra stress of dealing with buyers etc.

 

Supercharger is the biggest mod that could help you bring some extra cash. You've also got fairly low miles which definitely helps.

A pair of supercharged trucks recently sold on here to give you a reference - I believe both got asking price too. I'd toss it up at $30k and maybe expect to get around $26k-28k. Definitely worth more than $20k with the going rate for these trucks lol

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/sold-2015-supercharged-trd-or-pro-clone-for-sale.685662/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/sold-sold-cab-only-37k-miles-for-sale.685256/

 

I generally agree.... ( I was offered more than the average of NADA, KBB, and Edmunds for my Tacoma, so the pricing guides are just that)

But, for every generalized statement like this, there are exceptions! OP says the truck is "seriously MINT". Will he recover all of costs of his accessories, likely not. Could he recover more than selling them separately, perhaps. For example, an informed buyer, looking to add accessories, would look at them differently and as an opportunity to acquire them at a discount. Unless the OP "needs" the dough, selling to a private buyer generally requires a little time and patience. That patience can pay off. The OP needs to decide how much time and effort he wants to invest in the sale.

 

A supercharged 15 Tacoma is pretty much the perfect midsized truck.

 

I appreciate that. I really don't want to sell it, but at this point there really isn't any reason not to. I agree with 420taco... it is the perfect truck (gas mileage be damned) I fell in love with Toyota trucks when I was a kid and back to the future came out. 30 years later I got myself one.
I just legitimately have no need for it at this stage of my life.

The thought of a 0-60 in 6 seconds station wagon is SUPER appealing. My wallet and I both hope that the Subaru forums aren't as convincing as Tacoma World.

 

You will like that Outback, my wife has one and it’s fun to drive.