Asking Price for my truck

duckkiller0010 · 02-13-2008, 03:07 PM

Should i be able to get at least 9500 for my truck its a 2000 chevy silverado z71 164,000 miles. 3 door, pewter in color. flowmaster super 44 dual exhaust with rolled 45 degree tips. cloth interior no stains or tears or anything. smoke free. very clean. bfg all terrains. one very small dent in rear bumper body is in great shape. new rebuilt transmission

junior3382 · 02-13-2008, 04:55 PM

If you talk up the extras like the exhaust and the tires, and "sell" it, then you could. As is though, the fair market value of the truck is probably closer to 8500 or 9 grand. But that is not including the add ons you have installed. Asking the extra money can be justified. I would start at 10,300 and allow someone to work down to 9500. You get what you want, and they get a "deal". I know I know, but from the point of view of a car salesman that is how I would do it. I think you will be fine. There is always the right buyer out there. Good luck bud.

nnunez · 02-14-2008, 09:51 AM

If you have the history receipts to the add ons then you might. The millage is high though and may affect your asking price.

02-13-2008, 03:07 PM	#1
duckkiller0010 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 120	Asking Price for my truck Should i be able to get at least 9500 for my truck its a 2000 chevy silverado z71 164,000 miles. 3 door, pewter in color. flowmaster super 44 dual exhaust with rolled 45 degree tips. cloth interior no stains or tears or anything. smoke free. very clean. bfg all terrains. one very small dent in rear bumper body is in great shape. new rebuilt transmission

02-13-2008, 04:55 PM	#2
junior3382 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Currently, I live in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. Posts: 3,170	If you talk up the extras like the exhaust and the tires, and "sell" it, then you could. As is though, the fair market value of the truck is probably closer to 8500 or 9 grand. But that is not including the add ons you have installed. Asking the extra money can be justified. I would start at 10,300 and allow someone to work down to 9500. You get what you want, and they get a "deal". I know I know, but from the point of view of a car salesman that is how I would do it. I think you will be fine. There is always the right buyer out there. Good luck bud. __________________ *The Blazer is dead, so I pumped her with lead, laid her to bed, and bought a FORD instead!*

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02-14-2008, 09:51 AM	#3
nnunez Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 307	If you have the history receipts to the add ons then you might. The millage is high though and may affect your asking price.