Well her company basically pays for the car...she gets $581 and change a month for a car...plus some more for milage. The refund from the IRS more than paid for the difference in the price of the car over what we would have gotten so we have been saving money since day one.

We have talked a bit more and will be keeping the TCH for a few more years.

 

At $28,500 for my loaded '07 TCH with 22K miles, I had a LOT of callers, and sold it to the first looker. Other callers were very sorry I sold it so quickly. Hope the feedback might help in finding the right sale price for some others.

 

WoW Steve... You did great!

 

No doubt, that's what I paid for mine brand new with 14 miles on it...but I'm in Minnesota and I don't think the demand is what it is in CA.

Scott

 

FYI...In Texas. I have a loaded 2007 TCH (Nav,leather, etc.) with 12K miles listed for $27K and have not received a single response. Very dissapointing.

 

Just wait until the next gas crisis when it hits $4/gallon and see what your TCH is worth! There seems to be a lull in gas prices around here lately. Even so, in these parts the largest selling Toyota isn't the Camry but the Prius! I sold a 10 year old bicycle in the 1974 gas crisis for more than it cost new!