With today quality control, 26K is low mileage and not considered broken in
(with mild foot placement on the metal). I have seen cars (example 300Z-10
years old) with 130K and was selling for half of the original price.
Depending upon the demand in your area for that particular vehicle, price it
in the middle.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jason&Sarah [mailto:Jpm699@email.msn.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2000 7:09 AM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: DML: Re: Whats my truck worth?
I would look at what Kelley Blue Book says your trade in value is. If I
were to purchase a vehicle from someone or sell one I would look at the low
blue book value. 26000 miles is a lot of miles! I have a 98 that I got in
3/98, almost 2 years ago and just past the 12000 mile mark!
Jason
>I need some feedback. I put my truck out on Yahoo and eBay. Mainly because
>my truck is back in the shop AGAIN (its been a week) to have the computer
>fixed, and I can't let it sit out somewhere or put it in the paper. There
>retarding the timing 4 degrees. Anyway, I have my truck out there for
>19,500. Its a 99, fully loaded 4x4 CC, it does have less then 26,000 miles.
>People keep offering me 18,000 for it, saying that it has to many miles on
>it. What do you guys think? Kelly Blue Book says that retail on my truck is
>over 21,000. Most places near me are selling these trucks anywhere from
>21,000 to 23,000. With this kind of miles on it. Am I asking to much? What
>would you guys sell it for. Thanks!
>
>Erika
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