What did you trade in on your 3rd gen ?

Suby Baja .... no trade in. Sold it for $7500 cash!

 

I definitely seem to have a style and color of truck I like and apparently don’t like blue. This is actually the truck I had before the one I traded in. Have had 3 red trucks and 1 blue truck. I have pics of all the red trucks and not a single pic of the blue one.
2000 Ford Ranger


2020 Tacoma Off Road

 

Private sold my 2018 WRX and purchased a 2020 SR5

 

Traded in a tuned Ram Hemi 5.7 fullsize for a 16 utility 2.7 MT. Talk about a big difference lol.

 

We traded in a 2019 Tundra Platinum with 9000 miles on it. Liked it ok, but it was just too big for us.

 

Traded my trusty 2010 SR5 with 180k on it for my ‘21 OR. Dealer gave me $11,700 for my old truck, plenty happy with that!

 

A handful of cash. Sold my 03 WRX for $9000.

 

Sold my 2015 Subarau Crosstalk to Carvana. Great car and would not hesitate to buy another.

 

No trades this round for me and not sure I'll ever go that route again. Sold my 13' white prerunner in a day or 2 to a private party and was without a truck for 3 days. That sucked. Dealing with low offer dealers "because of your paint" on my trade would have sucked even more.

 

Well this is how I got my 16. Coffee hadnt kicked in yet this morning and forgot I traded my 16 in on a 21 a few weeks ago. 16 OR base DSCB blazing blue, 58,XXX miles. They gave me $26k trade in.

 

Traded my 2011 off road tundra for my 19 sport.

 

2018 Jeep Wrangler with a 6 speed manual. It was a great vehicle through college, but it started to give me problems that the dealership couldn’t ever fix. I put 26k miles on it since new. My wife and I have taken it on countless road trips, Tahoe beach days, and Utah wheeling adventures. I am hoping our new Tacoma provides us with the same amount of enjoyment with a little more long term reliability!

 

sorry for the tiny picture, but it was all I could get.
This is my Dad's new ride, SR5 4WD DC.
He just traded a 2012-ish Tundra and a 2010-ish Avalon plus $24k in cash, out the door. Not Bad!

 

I sold 5 vehicles and my trailer in the months leading up to getting my Tacoma, all were paid off and the combined sale prices add up to $133,200. None were traded on the Tacoma.

2020 Ford Raptor Super Cab 802A

2015 VW Touareg TDI Lux

2015 VW Passat SE TDI 6MT, terrible picture

1987 Ford Bronco, self built coilover suspension, dual ARB lockers, full cage, etc. I owned this for 23 years, it was the hardest to let go.

2006 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 Cummins

2007 Load Trail 20’ car hauler

 

I traded in my 2009 C6 Corvette. It was an absolute blast to drive, but my wife hated that car because it was so hard for her to get in and out of being so low to the ground. And it really had no practical application other than "pee in your pants" rapid acceleration! I owned it for 6 years but it just did not get driven that much towards the end.

 

Sold 18 SR aclb, got 21 ORdclb

 

Traded in my 02 Nissan Frontier Desert Runner 2WD, loved that truck but after spending 5k in repairs in two years I had no choice

 

2013 Outback. Didn’t trade it in though, I hooked my niece up with a great deal instead (who goes to college in Flagstaff and needed a car that can handle the snow).



We also sold our ‘06 Tundra that my wife bought new. We wanted to have a pickup in the fam still because it’s so useful, so instead of having these 2, we basically combined the kid hauler (soob) and the pickup into one vehicle that can do both. Selling these 2 paid off about half of the Taco right off the bat, so that was nice too.

 

Nice giving a deal to your niece! The subie is awesome for the kids to learn in or be new drivers, my kids were driving up to the ski hill when they were 16, we had the rule you could skip school if it snowed 20 inches overnight.