My cousin is selling his 2001 trail blazer that he bough for his wife and can now no longer afford. He hasn't even had to do the 100mi/10hr check-up on it yet, it is that new!! anyways since he has to sell it i was wondering how much he should ask for it, that i can tell him what you guys think.

 

Chances are he will loose his a$$ on it.
My buddy just had the same exact thing happen.
2001 trailblazer
His wife got pregnent.
It was all he could do to get $2500.00 for it.

The Guy that picked it up showed him an SALES AD from a local dealer that had ADVERTISED price of $2695.00 on a 2002.
FOR REAL, THEY CALLED It was plus the normal ADDITIONAL fees of course ($3000.00 out the door).
So the guy did save $500.00 buying his 2001.
Just keep in mind once it is taken off the show room floor, IT IS USED.
I know my buddy paid $3400 for it and it was only riden 2 times.

 

try for $2500 but dont hold your breath.most people will say why not get a new one with warranty for $500 more. i'm glad mine is paid off.there great bikes but they are the dodge neon of polaris and a used 2002 neon losses 20 to 25% when it leaves the showroom.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

I just paid $2000 for a 2000 Trailblazer (550 miles, VGC). It came with factory speedo, gas gauge, rock guard, rear rack and polaris rear bag. Buddy also through in a used superwinch 1500 for my Honda !!!!!

look around but $2500 is probably fair (under 100 miles) but you can always offer less [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] !!!

Scott
91' KX80
00' Trailbazer
01' Rancher ES
02' Interstate Enclosed trailer to haul'em