Do not know your current financial situation and your perceived need to sell, but you really are at a tipping point to just drive it until the wheels fall off if at all possible.Thanks hootbro. That's what i figured. Dam. And I still owe money on it.
At about 25,000 miles/year for 5 years, I would start at about 18k for "average", whatever that is, and add (or subtract) based upon condition and options. PA roads with all the salt is definitely a minus if it has been untreated and left outside. Conversely, if it is cleaned and garaged, then you have a plus. Paperwork showing service done is always a plus. New tires another plus. Don't highlight the towing stuff since that can be a negative to some buyers wondering how much and how often you used it to tow. If you live near a highway and use that to go to work, highlight that since a lot of those miles are highway miles which is typically easier on a vehicle than the stops and starts and lower speed driving on country roads. And of course, clean, clean, clean. Make the interior look as close to the original condition as possible, even if you have to spend $100 or more on professional detailing.
