Mannheim Market Report, see if your credit union will give you the price for the vehicle you are looking at. "Manheim Market Report (MMR) is the premier indicator of wholesale prices. Manheim's pricing calculations are based on over 10 million sales transactions for the previous 13 months � with precise pricing unmatched by guide books. And, the pricing is refreshed each night. The large volume of data removes the need for statistical interpretation, allowing neutral pricing computations, without opinion or bias. "

I've sold quite a few used cars. Look up KBB and evaluate the condition honestly and price it at that. You shouldn't have to come off too much to get it sold if it's a vehicle that's in decent demand.

Depends on how fast you want to sell it and if it has any unique features (aftermarket mods, incredibly good shape for its age, etc.). Those will get you a little more. But overall, everyone looks at KBB and generally believes that's what the car is worth. So you're not going to get too much more or have to take too much less than what KBB says.

Yeah, Tacomas are always in demand. What engine, mileage and cab configuration is it?

I compare prices using Car Max. They are usually pretty close to true value.