Used car prices are something else nowadays … this one has 127k miles

Blaze said:
@Gael
You missed the part where the original car has 127k miles. Most of yours are way lower, and that’s obviously gonna impact the price.

Check this out:

Found some more examples.

Been on the hunt for a used car over a year now. Got it down to a few models and a budget. No rush here, but yeah, I’m looking at Avalons too … some listings are just ridiculous.

Rory said:
Been on the hunt for a used car over a year now. Got it down to a few models and a budget. No rush here, but yeah, I’m looking at Avalons too … some listings are just ridiculous.

Same here … ended up with an ES300h, saved 3k compared to Avalon, paid 15k.

Price is trash … I just picked up a 2016 with 88k miles for $18,700.

Gael said:
Price is trash … I just picked up a 2016 with 88k miles for $18,700.

Was it a hybrid?

Tom said:

Gael said:
Price is trash … I just picked up a 2016 with 88k miles for $18,700.

Was it a hybrid?

Yep, hybrid limited.

My 2016 Tundra with 86k miles has got to be worth 40k now, right? … lol, I know what I got. /s

Leif said:
My 2016 Tundra with 86k miles has got to be worth 40k now, right? … lol, I know what I got. /s

I paid $8,300 for a 2007 Avalon with 107k miles … fair price or nah?

Leslie said:

Leif said:
My 2016 Tundra with 86k miles has got to be worth 40k now, right? … lol, I know what I got. /s

I paid $8,300 for a 2007 Avalon with 107k miles … fair price or nah?

If they hit you with ‘I know what I got,’ then yeah, sounds about right :joy:

Miles don’t matter as much now, honestly.

Payne said:
Miles don’t matter as much now, honestly.

Mileage still affects value … I looked through over 100 cars and even had to go out of state for mine.

So does this mean my 2014 Limited with 160k miles could fetch 15k now? :joy:

Paid 2.5k for my ‘07 Solara with 104k miles back in 2022.

Got an ‘18 Avalon hybrid with 25k miles for 23k 5 months back … and then a guy pulled out in front of me, totaled now :cry: Can’t believe I’ll find another deal like that.

Should be good to get another 127k out of it.

For today’s market, that might not be bad at all … it’s a high trim Avalon, plus hybrid. It’s the miles that make it iffy.

My partner’s car died recently, and we’ve been weighing used vs. new options … like did you know the average Corolla drops a buck per 7.35 miles?

The average I checked was a 2019 LE, 51k miles, around 18k.

Good car … maybe try to knock off 1-2k?

Teo said:
Good car … maybe try to knock off 1-2k?

Not sure it’s worth it at just 1-2k off … I’d aim for around 16.5k total.

Bought my 2007 Avalon with 107k miles for 8.3k … is that a bad deal?

Price feels a bit steep to me.