Thread: How Much would U pay for one of these?

I wouldn't, as I already have one.

I also wouldn't rely on redbook, as I have rarely seen them advertised for under $27k.

The trouble with 90's is that there aren't very many older ones around, so if you're after a 90, you're almost limited to 2003 or later. (Unless you get your hands on a private import, which do come up sale every now and again). And even those often command a premium.

They're great fun tho.
Good luck

Bojan

As Bojan has said, in reality most are going to be in the $25-35k bracket, depending on k's and condition.

I'm a die hard 90 fan an I've owned 5 since 1994 and it was a very sad sell on my last one in the UK prior to moving to Australia. At least I now have a Puma 90 (although I still miss my "fully Kitted" '98 Hard Top 90).

Just be aware that a 90, while being awesome offroad and generally great fun to drive is in fact very limiting due to its size. Even towing a trailer, in-car essentials like a fridge really limit you to it being 2 person vehicle for anything like real long distance travel. The other half and I've done many 6000km+ round trips in them over the years , but even the addition of a dog to the "family" has added space issues.

If you where however looking at a single cab 110 UTE, go for it!

i have a 95 110 2-door and my dog loves it!

I wanted a 90, but after looking in the back of one i decided i needed more room. Found the 2 door and jumped on it!