Thinking of selling, what's it worth ?

Too bad you didn't ask that question last year, I would have paid almost anything for a new or low mileage AC with a MT. I had one on order for over 8 months and none of the dealers could come up with anything. I was forced to buy a 23 TRD OR AC with an auto before they went out of production. I really miss shifting.

 

@sailor_lou, You're the second person who mentioned a production issue. What aspect of this vehicle is no longer being produced ? I too like driving with a manual trans.

@23YOTA, I can definitely understand your doubt. My wife has a Subie Forester and that is our daily driver except we don't daily drive since we're both retired. I did drive the Taco this week and put about 400 mi. on it for a total of about 1,900 mi. since NY inspection last Oct. I don't drive it much, but you knew that...

 

So no pictures?

 

@23YOTA, just got out of the shower. I'm old and move a little slower than some of you youngsters...

 

@23YOTA, here's a few pictures for you Bud. I want you to know it took a bit to get down low to take pictures and longer to get back up... Dirty now from a trip to Ct. In one of the pictures you can see a screen I installed in front of the radiator to keep bugs and debris out. No door dings, dents, and no issues...

My current dilemma is caused by a quick jaunt to Florida and back in my B-I-L's new Tundra. I thought it was a very nice riding truck with lots of cab space. I towed a car back on a dolly and i couldn't tell I was towing at all. While I do like the full size truck I do not like that I cannot get a manual trans. I like driving a vehicle with a MT. I'm also not crazy about turbos. They have come a long way I'm sure but I'm still a bit leary (part of being old I suppose). I was thinking seriously about the Tundra until I saw a post about engine issues with them in the new models. I need to investigate further.

 

Apparently, COVID-19 was the problem. I was lucky, my dealer got some brand new 6MT double cabs in their lot last year, so I bought one.

Looks all clean, your TRD Sport! You borrow a lift for photos?
If I bought your Sport, before my 2023 TRD, I would probraly do all the mods I did on my OffRoad, to this TRD Sport. But for obvious reasons, no can.

 

When selling I ask for more than valued this way it gives room for negotiation and the buyer feels like they got a good deal both parties are happy . I would list at 36k price negotiable .. and lowest I would take is 34k .

 

@Mallcrawler20, thanks for your thoughts Sir, your numbers sound reasonable to me.

 

I looked at the pics and said (at first), not so clean BUT the curtains on the garage doors had me second-guessing my initial thought. Its a -real- clean truck. You should get top dollar for that.

 

Bring A Trailer? More special/interesting than the overland build 3G trucks that usually get dumped there..

 

It looks like the lift is in the OP's garage...

 

OP, I reviewed all your pictures and my thought is to have your truck professionally detailed and with the low milage you should get what you paid for it new in 2020.

 

Why the need to get down to take pictures ?

 

Does crying in the driver seat count?

 

Someone felt the need to obligate the OP....

 

Looks like shop with those garage doors. Good for OP get lift in his garage.

 

@STEELeR43, Yes Sir, my workshop, small lathe, BP mill and a full height (6 ft.) Bend Pak scissor lift.

 

OP I second this. This is practically a brand new truck. If you took the time to have it cleaned to perfection you should be a be able to fetch a lot for it. Its rare and well taken care of. That rear differential looks like it just came from the factory.