Toyota: Put 95,000 miles on a Corona Sell it for more than paid new ???

Greetings all,

I was searching cars.com for prices on camrys

When sorting by price I found a very interestingly priced corona.

I like to call this add the result of drinking allot of corona, then trying
to sell a corona.

In 2002 I sold a rare 1980 FJ40 Landcruiser for $6750 with 93K miles.
Much less than what I paid in a race for it in 2000.

I also sold a 88 2WD Pickup, 22R engine, for $1700 with 104K miles

Needless to say I don't agree with the Corona's price, 6250 ???
I dare say the car didn't cost that much new.

Red interiors must have a high option premium I suppose.


http://www.cars.com/search/used/cc/standard/results/single/ld/detail.jhtml?p
aId=128436364&aff=national&src=&cid=



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I have a feeling that a $1000 is because of the red
 

Of that was $3000, I'd go for it. I've read that the main competiton was
Volvos and Malibus, back then...

I don't know why, but I love these old Toyotas. I passed up on a first gen
Tercel, because it was a Tercel. But it was cool looking. They only
wanted $200 too...

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