Thinking about selling my 22ac/mt taco

Looking for input on reasonable selling price.
10,800 miles
6’ bed access cab mt TRD sport
Midnight black.
Typically ride motorbike
Garage kept.
Owe $13k
No prob paying off prior to sale/transfer
Thanks for the input
Located in Southern California

 

ever been wrecked?

 

Online vehicle buying sites will give you the best information.

 

6' bed MT might pull a couple extra dollars for the right buyer. As a 6MT owner, I did not know that there were 6' beds available, even as an AC. Thought it was DCSB only for us el manuels

 

Somewhere in the 44k range

 

Maybe depending on the market. I was thinking $40K. I have the same truck but an auto in MGM.

 

I always go up a little give a little bit negotiation room . This way get an offer that I’m happy with .

 

I'd get that paid off ASAP, so the paperwork can get all done and finished and you have the actual Title-in-hand ready for the next buyer before you post it for sale.

 

Never wrecked
7yr 125 mile extended warrenty from Toyota
Always served at dealer under Toyota care
Never wrecked/abused

 

+1 on the paying off if you sell it first.

sold my truck to CarMax and Toyota Financial is so backed up with payoffs it took them 30 days to process the payoff check.

 

I will do that tomorrow
Thanks for the advice

 

Received release of lien letter from Toyota today.
Anyone know how long until I get title from California DMV?
Plan on selling
2022 MT access cab 10,800 miles w/remainder of factory warrenty & Toyota 7yr 125km warrenty
Basically stock.
Dealer installed stainless cat gaurd, side rails.

 

Why you selling it? Did you get tired of shifting gears

 

You need to turn in the lien to the DMV.

Often times DMV doesn't receive the notarized lien release required as I've personally seen many vehicles that were long paid off, only to still list a lien holder through CA DMV (shown on the registration).

This causes a 100% stop to transferring ownership as I was a DMV/vin verifier/etc for our dealership. Without a notarized lien release, DMV will not allow you to fully transfer ownership of said truck unless you provide the title with notarized lien release.

 

Hahaha.
Reason for selling: don’t need a truck anymore.

 

What you gonna buy? Or what you driving now. Understandable

 

It’s done electronically now
Per Toyota: We have electronically released our lien with the state titling agency.

 

Been riding motorbikes all my life and have few in garage.
No need for automobile in Southern California.
The savings on insurance will easily cover a year of Uber/lift ride

 

I reside in CA and have paid off a few vehicles in the past five years. Typically takes 3-4 weeks to recover title from the DMV.

 

Right on. Born to be wilddddddddd