Montana T4R

I am just checking, but i am pretty sure i was reading a few months ago that 4Runners are more expensive/higher resale in Texas. Is this true? Reason is, i am thinking of selling mine in the next year and will be traveling to Texas (San Antonio) for school in a few months. Wondering if its worth it to sell it there. Can anyone shed some light on this subject? What i think i remember reading somewhere on here was that in Washington state and Texas, that 4Runners and pickups? are more expensive when buying used in these states. Like, some guy bought a used 2nd gen. 4runner for $5K something saying "thats how much they are going for there" I have a '92 4runner and am just curious. Sorry if this post sucks.

KillChain

Hey Montana, I lived in GF in the eighties.
When I was shopping for a Toy, it seemed to me that P/Us were out of Texas and Arizona. Try here, for Wash.St. prices.

http://www.autotrader.com/

Chuki

I live in Washington, and Toyota's in General seem to have a slightly higher street value. I paid $3500 for my 90' Runner in the winter of 03', and that was a good deal then. Even with prices going down on SUV type rigs, 4Runners still seem to be holding there ground, a good well maintained 4Runner in this area with a good clear title, and a good clean background with papers to prove will go in the area of $4500-$6500 depending on options.

Just recently I saw a fully loaded 95' Runner 3.0 V6 Auto, that was in excellent condition inside and out, with 90k on it, and they were asking $10k for it.. I'd imagine $8k cash woulda took it. It really was a damn good looking clean 4Runner, IMO about a $7.5-8k rig. It looked like it rolled off the showroom floor. I thought $10k was too much, but it only sat forsale for about 2 weeks.

TNRabbit

ALL vehicles vary in price around the nation depending where you are. 4x4s command a higher premium in snow/ice states or farm country in general because of more requirement for them. Also, wages in a particular area will drive the prices of vehicles (& houses, etc., too).

Montana T4R

Well yeah, i realize that, i just thought i remember something about texas for some reason. Thanks for the replies.

Elton

4runners here can reach some crazy prices

frankjake

Toyota's in general don't stay on the market long here in Oregon. I bought my 92 4runner for $4,000 not long ago with 125,000 on it and it's a limited and in great condition.

Right now there is a 94 for $6,485 and a 95 for $6,995 and both of them are in just okay shape with close to 200,000 miles on them. There is also a 90 for $3,500. I should add, these are all 4runners

There is a 93 pickup, 4cyl with the entire radio section of the dash ripped out and they are asking $5,995. This one has been on the lot for a while now, they are asking way to much considering the condition.

There are also a few 1st gen 4runners for around $3,500.

Hope that gives you an idea

X-AWDriver

Colorado is a seller's market for 4Runners or any 4wd in general but Toyotas do command solid prices.