2004 Toyota Tazz 130

catman37

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Hi All.

A friend is wanting to sell his 2004 Toyota Tazz 130 with 46000km on the clock. Car is in good condition.

What would be a good asking price for it?

Thanks
 
Send me a few lemme see and possibly make him or her an offer
 
Spoke to him. He said he will have to give it a good wash. After that he will send me the pictures to upload.
 
Sorry for the late response. He has sold the car already. This guy paid R70000 for the car.
 
Sorry for the late response. He has sold the car already. This guy paid R70000 for the car.

Fark...

That is insane.

Shows you how well built those old cars are. One with low milage is likely to last longer than the person who bought it.
 
If for local run around, the mileage was true, carb is in good order, I'd say reasonable buy.
Probably paid that much to secure the deal. But that's close to brand new price.
 
If for local run around, the mileage was true, carb is in good order, I'd say reasonable buy.
Probably paid that much to secure the deal. But that's close to brand new price.

*** man. Bought my 2005 130 XE with all extras for 44k, 8K above the book value of 36K, in 2013, with 70 000KM on the clock.

The guy who bought this either has too much money lying around, or is smoking his socks.
 
Sorry for the late response. He has sold the car already. This guy paid R70000 for the car.

Damn...70k Rond

Fark...

That is insane.

Shows you how well built those old cars are. One with low milage is likely to last longer than the person who bought it.

What the esteemed @FiestaST and @konfab said. Really good price to fetch. But it makes sense I guess, as good condition, low mileage for these staatmaakers is still in demand, it comes down to your desire to get it.
 
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