how much can I sell my 2006 vigo j 2.5 MT and 2004 tiger sport crusier 3.0 AT?

vigo got around 180,000km

tiger got around 150,000km

Thanks alot.

looking on car sales websites to get comparable models/years/mileage should give you a decent idea

http://www.taladrod.com

looking on car sales websites to get comparable models/years/mileage should give you a decent idea

Problem with that is it gives an idea of what the price is to buy.......

Friend had a older car in perfect + top condition, on the websites price was between 225 - 275,000 baht, he tried for months @ 230k, or Offers, as needed to sell went around test dealers and private dealers, he was offered between 80 - 125k

Sure Toyota hold there value, but do you need to sell ? I have seen cars for sale still in tent dealers that were there in 2008... almost 4 years and maybe down in price by 20k..

Maybe of interest, I sold my Honda Jazz in 2008, was 4 years old 1 owner and 26,000 km, I got 440k thought was a fair price, it sat unsold for over 2 years......Also have a pickup, the 2008 D-Max also 1 owner but near 400,000 km I part exchanged March 2011 for a Mazda BT50, I got a good price 460k as of Monday last went for Service the D-Max is still sat in the showroom 10 months on.

Are either of the Toyaya's 4X4???

the tiger sport cruiser is a 4x4.

Go to an auction to see what cars and trucks are worth.

Look at Union Auction Website in bkk for approximate prices

thanks for all your help.

I was offer 200,000B for the vigo and 300,000B for the tiger. Is the offer too low?

the tiger sport cruiser is a 4x4.

Got any pics of Sport Cruiser, been thingking about a 4X4 project for a while now!

I'm selling my 2004 Range Rover MKIII... I figured 2.8 MB... But after looking at one2car.com thats in the high range of the prices...

I've had to place it at 2.5 MB but would probably accept less.

I found one of the best ways to get a feel of the value of a car in Thailand is the second hand web pages (such as one2car.com and taladrod) and car magazines. Being such a haggling nation I suspect that there is also some room for discount so allow for that. I imagine that even if the price is fair someone lossing face will walk away if they dont receive discount of some sort from the marked price...

Good luck.

I'm selling my 2004 Range Rover MKIII... I figured 2.8 MB... But after looking at one2car.com thats in the high range of the prices...

I've had to place it at 2.5 MB but would probably accept less.

I found one of the best ways to get a feel of the value of a car in Thailand is the second hand web pages (such as one2car.com and taladrod) and car magazines. Being such a haggling nation I suspect that there is also some room for discount so allow for that. I imagine that even if the price is fair someone lossing face will walk away if they dont receive discount of some sort from the marked price...

Good luck.

There is also this,if you willing to pay 100 BHT(or 150?)..http://www.redbookasiapacific.com/th/faq.php?lang=ll