Fair price for what you got but not a great deal. I just bought an 08 with 92 thousand miles, one owner, up to date maintenance done by Toyota, none of the interior or exterior issues of your car 10g. Fair price for what I got and my car looks and drives like new.
Not too bad of a deal. The dash board issue is one that I dislike on mine but it looks much better than this one. Getting it up to speed you will end up with a final cost in the area of over 10K . This will be quite a restoration project, but hopefully you will LOVE the end results. Mine is a 2006 purchased five days after it left the assembly line in Georgetown, Ky April 2005. It is in excellent shape, I get offers to buy it many times when I take it out for a ride. I love this car, and you will as well.
Yeah i guess the dash board in Florida.. i just bought a 2006 Toyota solara SE convertible. Would have preferred the SLE. But mine had 100,700 i think. I paid 3300. I replaced 2 tires and got tie rods installed and had alignment. The acceleration is a little sluggish. I have to bring it in to get looked at once the check engine light comes back. Might need to get the front cat converter replaced and maybe a tune up. My dash has a few little cracks but much better condition than yours. Im up in NJ so only have to worry about the heat a few months out of the year. My radio didn't work and then randomly started working again and now hasnt worked in like a week.. so that will be another thing to get looked at lol. I previously owned a 03 Solara SLE coupe a few years ago. Didn't have it that long until some girl hit me and totaled it, but i really liked it. Thats what i was looking for.. only had 3500 to spend and should have taken my time with buying a car. I wanted to get something with no issues.. I didn't get to test it out on the highway just the city and I didn't ask enough questions but my impression was the guy i bought it from originally bought it for his son, but his son changed his mind snd got a SUV. The guy i got it from said he did put a new radiator, alternator, lower control arm, and sway bar link. He had the tie rod part for me.. I thought that was all it needed.. but another lesson learned I guess. I'm just hoping it is a relatively simple fix and once i get it fixed it should be solid They are great vehicles when taken care of. I see a lot of people selling them with 150k 200k and still going strong I think yours should be nice once you get that dash re done and just keep up with maintenance. You will have to get that timing belt done soon and they say you should usually get the water pump and seals done at the same time
This company makes an overlay. If you call them they give you installers in your area. www.coverlaymfg.com/search.html?#!year%3D2008%7C%7Cmake%3DTOYOTA%7C%7Cmodel%3DSOLARA
Fair price for what you got but not a great deal. I just bought an 08 with 92 thousand miles, one owner, up to date maintenance done by Toyota, none of the interior or exterior issues of your car 10g. Fair price for what I got and my car looks and drives like new.
Not too bad of a deal. The dash board issue is one that I dislike on mine but it looks much better than this one. Getting it up to speed you will end up with a final cost in the area of over 10K . This will be quite a restoration project, but hopefully you will LOVE the end results. Mine is a 2006 purchased five days after it left the assembly line in Georgetown, Ky April 2005. It is in excellent shape, I get offers to buy it many times when I take it out for a ride. I love this car, and you will as well.
Yeah i guess the dash board in Florida.. i just bought a 2006 Toyota solara SE convertible. Would have preferred the SLE. But mine had 100,700 i think. I paid 3300. I replaced 2 tires and got tie rods installed and had alignment. The acceleration is a little sluggish. I have to bring it in to get looked at once the check engine light comes back. Might need to get the front cat converter replaced and maybe a tune up. My dash has a few little cracks but much better condition than yours. Im up in NJ so only have to worry about the heat a few months out of the year. My radio didn't work and then randomly started working again and now hasnt worked in like a week.. so that will be another thing to get looked at lol.
I previously owned a 03 Solara SLE coupe a few years ago. Didn't have it that long until some girl hit me and totaled it, but i really liked it. Thats what i was looking for.. only had 3500 to spend and should have taken my time with buying a car.
I wanted to get something with no issues.. I didn't get to test it out on the highway just the city and I didn't ask enough questions but my impression was the guy i bought it from originally bought it for his son, but his son changed his mind snd got a SUV. The guy i got it from said he did put a new radiator, alternator, lower control arm, and sway bar link. He had the tie rod part for me.. I thought that was all it needed.. but another lesson learned I guess. I'm just hoping it is a relatively simple fix and once i get it fixed it should be solid
They are great vehicles when taken care of. I see a lot of people selling them with 150k 200k and still going strong
I think yours should be nice once you get that dash re done and just keep up with maintenance. You will have to get that timing belt done soon and they say you should usually get the water pump and seals done at the same time
How did you fix the dash? I have the same problem 😢
This company makes an overlay. If you call them they give you installers in your area.
www.coverlaymfg.com/search.html?#!year%3D2008%7C%7Cmake%3DTOYOTA%7C%7Cmodel%3DSOLARA
You paid too much for it
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