Whats up with the Vehicle market??
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Whats up with the Vehicle market??
555
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Has anybody sold their vehicle in the last 6 or so months? Seems like its impossible to sell anything no matter how you go about it. Shit I dropped 2gs off my dime just to get rid of it to pay my loan off and have gotten like diddly offers, same with the taco. Discuss.
tofnlows10
+1y
having no luck w. my blazer either..
Lockone
+1y
Its all dead car lots and dealerships around here...
KRamseyKustomz
+1y
It took me nine months to sell my 1987 old cutlass like two weeks later i had five people ask me about it SOLD
complexdesigns
+1y
Your truck is set up for a select few, your market has been limited.
no1lowr
+1y
Originally posted by 555
Has anybody sold their vehicle in the last 6 or so months? Seems like its impossible to sell anything no matter how you go about it. Shit I dropped 2gs off my dime just to get rid of it to pay my loan off and have gotten like diddly offers, same with the taco. Discuss.
i think your problem with the tacoma is the price, 6k is a whole bunch of money for a truck that bluebooks for 3000, check it out if you dont believe me, so thats the problem with the taco. the dime is worth 6k and more with all the work done, but thats the problem, its all already done, and its just an average dime, a nice truck none the less but its still a chevy s10 with tweed and bags, and some tlc, anyone who has 6k to spend will either aim higher for a better vehicle or will go for something newer that is worth more that is unfinished, dont ask me why but this is how it is, now i am not talking shit by any means about your trucks but something with a monoleaf, fuck that, who wants to pay 6k for a clean show worthy truck, then have to go cut it up to make it their own, im just not gonna bullshit you. sorry man, good luck selling them.
Has anybody sold their vehicle in the last 6 or so months? Seems like its impossible to sell anything no matter how you go about it. Shit I dropped 2gs off my dime just to get rid of it to pay my loan off and have gotten like diddly offers, same with the taco. Discuss.
i think your problem with the tacoma is the price, 6k is a whole bunch of money for a truck that bluebooks for 3000, check it out if you dont believe me, so thats the problem with the taco. the dime is worth 6k and more with all the work done, but thats the problem, its all already done, and its just an average dime, a nice truck none the less but its still a chevy s10 with tweed and bags, and some tlc, anyone who has 6k to spend will either aim higher for a better vehicle or will go for something newer that is worth more that is unfinished, dont ask me why but this is how it is, now i am not talking shit by any means about your trucks but something with a monoleaf, fuck that, who wants to pay 6k for a clean show worthy truck, then have to go cut it up to make it their own, im just not gonna bullshit you. sorry man, good luck selling them.
tealchevy
+1y
selling is hard....i have had good luck in the past though
NRChopShop
+1y
sold mine two months ago. first off...this is the worst time of year to sell anything. its winter. winter is alwasy the worst time to sell something other than a 4wd. spring will be the best time, when people can buy something and enjoy driving it immediatly
555
+1y
Originally posted by NO1LOWR
Originally posted by 555
Has anybody sold their vehicle in the last 6 or so months? Seems like its impossible to sell anything no matter how you go about it. Shit I dropped 2gs off my dime just to get rid of it to pay my loan off and have gotten like diddly offers, same with the taco. Discuss.
i think your problem with the tacoma is the price, 6k is a whole bunch of money for a truck that bluebooks for 3000, check it out if you dont believe me, so thats the problem with the taco. the dime is worth 6k and more with all the work done, but thats the problem, its all already done, and its just an average dime, a nice truck none the less but its still a chevy s10 with tweed and bags, and some tlc, anyone who has 6k to spend will either aim higher for a better vehicle or will go for something newer that is worth more that is unfinished, dont ask me why but this is how it is, now i am not talking shit by any means about your trucks but something with a monoleaf, fuck that, who wants to pay 6k for a clean show worthy truck, then have to go cut it up to make it their own, im just not gonna bullshit you. sorry man, good luck selling them.
Blue book on that taco is alot more than $3000 haha. They sell for 6700 for stock 2wds here with way more milieage plus I put or best offer, still nothing. So thats not what it is. As far as the S10 goes, yea its def worth more than 6k but for all that work I assumed someone out there would be looking for something mostly built. There is still plenty more room for change too though, so I don't really get that argument either. Craziness, maybe just that time of the year i guess?
Originally posted by 555
Has anybody sold their vehicle in the last 6 or so months? Seems like its impossible to sell anything no matter how you go about it. Shit I dropped 2gs off my dime just to get rid of it to pay my loan off and have gotten like diddly offers, same with the taco. Discuss.
i think your problem with the tacoma is the price, 6k is a whole bunch of money for a truck that bluebooks for 3000, check it out if you dont believe me, so thats the problem with the taco. the dime is worth 6k and more with all the work done, but thats the problem, its all already done, and its just an average dime, a nice truck none the less but its still a chevy s10 with tweed and bags, and some tlc, anyone who has 6k to spend will either aim higher for a better vehicle or will go for something newer that is worth more that is unfinished, dont ask me why but this is how it is, now i am not talking shit by any means about your trucks but something with a monoleaf, fuck that, who wants to pay 6k for a clean show worthy truck, then have to go cut it up to make it their own, im just not gonna bullshit you. sorry man, good luck selling them.
Blue book on that taco is alot more than $3000 haha. They sell for 6700 for stock 2wds here with way more milieage plus I put or best offer, still nothing. So thats not what it is. As far as the S10 goes, yea its def worth more than 6k but for all that work I assumed someone out there would be looking for something mostly built. There is still plenty more room for change too though, so I don't really get that argument either. Craziness, maybe just that time of the year i guess?
no1lowr
+1y
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* California 02/20/2006 i gave you the benifit of the doubt and said it had 78k and i put alloy wheels and premium sound, chances are i has mre miles, but hey 4k is the book brother, sorry to burst your bubble, i dont like when people own themselves