I got offered $10,200 for my 2010

So I posted my 2010 Tacoma offroad 2wd double cab for sale. Original owner, 176,000 miles. Zero rust Florida truck

It's in good shape but does have some dings here and there. Had an offer of $10,200. Is that a fair offer in your opinion?

 

The value of tacomas vary greatly by location so it's hard for me to know what's normal for your area. If that was in the Pacific NW that would be pretty low. I took my 2013 double cab TRD OR 4X4 into my local dealer. They offered me $23k trade in. I told them to pack sand. If I had average mileage on it I probably would have done it but I only have 15k on it.

 

I look at kbb, then Craigslist, for a general idea of what things are going for in my area.I am always stunned at the high prices of older Tacomas. :
1999 2wd, 4 cyl 100k miles, $6500
2007 175 k miles 4 cyl single cab...$6500 plus.

 

I had to pay $9k for my 2008 4x4 W/ 247,000 miles

 

If your paint is good, auto transmission, service records probing scheduled maintenance, you should be able to get several thousand more than that.

 

I'd love to have another first gen but the prices are absurd. I did love my 2000. Bought it new when I graduated college but the frame rust got it 10 years later.

 

I paid 15.5 for my '06 with 114k miles in Michigan

 

Too low. I would think you could sell privately for $12-$13.5K

 

You could probably get someone to pay 12k if it's been maintained well

 

Yea got it listed for 11,995

 

If it was any other brand we would be talking $5k!

 

3 years ago.... my insurance paid me 20k for my 2007 dclb sr5 2wd prerunner with 88k on the odometer. it was stolen, southern California truck.

 

Mid 11k would be the lowest I'll take.

 

This was the first legit offer so I will be patient.

 

I love seeing values like that with a quarter mill for miles. Always good to be reassured I bought the vehicle that yields the greatest ROI.

 

Uh oh...you've triggered the "but a vehicle isn't an investment" crowd now

 

Manual trans can bring more money, they're pretty hard to find usually.

 

Well investments are supposed to appreciate in value aren't they?

 

I just think there's more than one way to define an investment, it's not always strictly about $$$.

Vehicles are an investment into your well-being and quality of life, and if you can buy a vehicle that's going to bring in more value come the time to trade it in or sell it, than that's a good investment in my book. Everyone already knows that cars lose financial value once you buy them, unless it's some exotic one of a kind supercar or something.

 

Keep it at your asking price.Your first was a low baller.