23K Miles Tundra

Those were all the rage back in the late 90s and early 2000s. Fancy bug deflector. Had one on my 98 Suburban back then.. Weathertech makes one, and a few other manufacturers.

 

Amazing, isn't it? I'm happy for the seller. He/she must be smiling from ear to ear right now and I would be too.

Hang on to your Best Gen's all.

Edit: I bought my 2WD as an impulse buy simply because the body is arrow-straight and 100% rust-free. I considered selling it for a small profit shortly after I bought it. Granted it isn't 4WD (don't need it here in the desert) or as low mileage or as clean (yet) as this sellers but I believe it would have been a mistake to sell then. I'll gladly wait.

 

Wait - was I actually closest this time? My price was 35k, I think. Hitting within $250 is not bad.

Anyway, $1,816 gain before tax, tag and title is a great gain for something that would've lost 15% value driving off the lot new.

Then again, almost every used car we've looked at recently that's a year or two old is being sold in the used car market for 5-10% more than it originally sold for, so ... I guess the used car market is just in a BS inflated bubble state right now. Sell now, y'all. (I'm keeping mine though)

 

Haha! "Sell now y'all. (I'm keeping mine though)" I like how you did that.

I'm going to disagree on the "sell" advice though. I believe that as economic conditions worsen (and they will), the market and prices for used vehicles will increase.

 

I agree with all you guys . . . my 2006 DC is SUPER clean w/ 60K miles . . . even if I could sell it for $25K . . . what could I replace it with for that price .?.?.? . . . even if I threw another $10K in and called it $35K, it'd most likely be a downgrade in this market . . . I'm keeping mine too.

 

It's almost mind-numbing to question what $25k would get a person but here we are. My first house, a 2 bed/1bath on an acre of property, only cost me $20k. Lol! I believe your thinking is sound here. Keep it.