I am considering buying a new pickup truck here in Thailand.

My question is: How difficult will it be for me to sell my pickup truck when it comes time to sell it for some reason?

thanks

Your best bet would be to bring it back to the dealership for a trade in rather than try to sell it on your own. You won't get as much on a trade in but when selling on your own, you run the chance of it taking months to sell (if it does).

There is a glut of trucks on the market today. Most truck manufacturers have been offering large incentives to sell their excess and to make some profits. So, buy a used truck with possible high miles and limited warranty, or buy a heavily discounted new truck with full warranty and no miles. I'd pick the new.

Hi Jamie, what sort of discount should you expect on a toyata vigo or a mitsubishi triton

The Triton hasn't hit U.S. markets yet and I believe is only being sold in Thailand, Australia and New Zealand (someone correct me if I am wrong). The Vigo is also not available here (though it has some similarities to the '07 Tundra). In most cases foreign vehicles here in the States go for a premium and you don't see much for discounts. I'm pretty sure the same can be said for other markets around the world.

The big three however have been struggling for a few years now and because of this they were offering large rebates on their trucks. GM still offers over from $1000 to $7000 rebates depending on the model. They are offering these rebates in foreign markets aren't they?