What did you trade in on your 3rd gen ?

Currently debating trading in my 2012 Tacoma for a new STI and getting the fiancé a new RAV4 to haul the dog and things. Did the STI give you enough performance to be fun each time you got behind the wheel?

 

No trade for me. I gave my daughter my 2012 Lexus RX350 when her Suburu Outback died.

 

2019 Tundra.

 

Traded in my 2003 with 205,500 miles for mine this week.

 

Ram 2500

 

2013 Ford Focus SE. The transmission was a complete piece of garbage.

 

'16 altima that i hated

 

2012 Jeep Wrangler sport 6 speed manual.

 

I traded in my 2011 Tundra DoubleCab on my 2017 tacoma

 

Sold my 00 Tacoma to a coworker. He needed a farm vehicle, it needed to be put out to pasture. Was a good fit. He took the lift kit and oversize tires off, traded the tires and rims for a set of 4Runner rims and stock tires, traded the Rancho shocks for stock, and welded a prefab steel frame strengthener over the crack in the frame. It hauls feed, wood, and his dog around the farm now. His wife hates the color, so she won't drive it. He thinks that was the best part of the deal.

 

2014 335i with all the M-performance goodies.

 

Traded in this 2011 Outback with a rebuilt title that was due for new head gaskets and needed the timing belt replaced. They gave me $6000 towards the truck. I really couldn't believe it.

 

2019 Subaru Crosstrek - surprisingly good car that exceeded expectations

 

a 2017 Jeep Patriot for my 2017 TRD OR. best vehicle trade in my life!

 

2011 Durango that had a miraculous 173k trouble free miles.

 

2015 Jeep Renegade "Cubicon"

 

Volkswagen bought back our 2013 Passat TDI Limited in the Dieselgate emissions scandal. Gave us >$10 grand more than the car was worth! Bought the Tacoma as soon as the paperwork was signed!

 

2020 Honda Civic Si sedan. I bought it just 9 months ago, but they offered me more money than I paid for it (and a lot more than I owed on it) and I wasn't loving it so I jumped at the chance to unload it for a profit. Found a Tacoma (something I've wanted for many years) on the lot and leased it and put my Civic equity in my pocket. Great deal, extremely pleased with the switch.

I still have my 94 Miata for the days I want a low, manual transmission, fun car to zip around in. The Tacoma is so much nicer to drive day-to-day and I've already made good use of the utility.

It was good car, just not the right fit for me and the thin, black paint was giving me fits already (I like to keep my cars very clean).

 

Traded a 2018 Forester Black Edition for a 2021 SX



Sold the 2021 SX to buy a 2021 TRD Sport

 

2018 Tundra TRD Sport. Too much of a truck for my needs and it's always thirsty.