Sell My Isuzu i-290
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Sell your Isuzu i-290
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To sell your Isuzu i-290, price it with a free online valuation, book an appointment of about an hour at a location near you or have a buyer come to your home, and get instant secure payment by check, wire, ACH or Zelle. Because every i-290 was an extended-cab, rear-drive truck from just two model years, condition and mileage count most, and a buyer confirms both when you meet.

How do I sell my Isuzu i-290?

These are the three steps for selling your i-290 to us:

  1. Get a free online valuation: enter your i-290's year, mileage, trim and condition.
  2. Book your appointment, at a location near you or schedule a home pickup, where we confirm the car matches the details and condition you reported. It takes about an hour.
  3. Accept the offer and get instant secure payment by check, wire, ACH or Zelle.

Selling an i-290 privately means listing a small pickup, explaining to callers why an Isuzu looks like a Colorado, letting strangers test-drive it from your driveway and waiting for their payment to clear. With us, one appointment wraps it up.

How much is my Isuzu i-290 worth?

We value your i-290 on its model year, mileage and condition first, using live market data and what we are paying for compact pickups today rather than a third-party price guide. There is less variety than on most trucks, since every i-290 has the 185-horsepower 2.9-liter four-cylinder, an extended cab with a six-foot bed and rear-wheel drive. That puts more emphasis on how the truck has been used: a lightly used pickup usually brings more than one that has worked hard. Trim and transmission come next. The LS, offered only for 2007, generally appeals to more buyers than the plainer S, especially with the four-speed automatic. Mention any bed liner, hitch or aftermarket parts so they are part of the valuation. Our page on how we calculate your offer explains each step.

What should I know about the Isuzu i-290?

The Isuzu i-290 is a compact pickup sold in the United States for the 2007 and 2008 model years only. It was the four-cylinder half of Isuzu's i-Series, which had launched for 2006 and was renamed when the engines were upgraded for 2007. The trucks were built by General Motors and are Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon pickups with Isuzu grilles and badges. Alongside the Ascender SUV, the i-Series was the last vehicle Isuzu sold here before it ended U.S. passenger-vehicle sales in January 2009.

Power comes from a 2.9-liter inline four-cylinder rated at 185 horsepower, through a standard five-speed manual or an optional four-speed automatic. The i-290 was offered only as an extended cab with a six-foot bed and rear-wheel drive. Trims were S and LS for 2007, with the LS dropped for 2008. Buyers who wanted more truck stepped up to the sibling i-370, which used a 242-horsepower 3.7-liter five-cylinder, came as an extended or crew cab, and could be had with four-wheel drive.

Because the i-290 was sold for just two years in one body style, condition and mileage matter most to what yours is worth. An LS with the automatic usually appeals to more buyers than a stripped S, and a truck that has been used lightly tends to bring more than one that has worked hard. Light use shows, and a free valuation on your i-290 accounts for it along with the trim and the miles.

What's the best way to sell my i-290?

An i-290 sells to people who want a small, economical pickup, so the real choice is between a quick sale and spending time on a private one.

How you sellSpeedEffortTypical outcome
Instant buyer (We Buy Any Car)About an hour, instant paymentLow: handled for youFair market, a bit below top retail
Private saleDays to weeksHigh: list, calls, test drivesPotentially highest
Dealer trade-inFastHigh, negotiation, fuzzy trade-in math, high-pressure salesCredit toward a new car, not cash

We are the fast option, with one appointment and instant payment at the end. A private buyer might pay more if you have time for messages and test drives, and a trade-in can work if your next vehicle comes from the same dealer.

Where can I sell my i-290, and can you come to me?

We Buy Any Car buys the i-290 across the U.S. Bring it to a location near you, or choose a home pickup where a buyer meets you at your address, confirms the truck matches your online details and finishes the sale there. If the pickup is still in daily use for work, having the buyer come to you avoids losing a morning to the drive. Count on about an hour for the visit. Payment is instant.

Selling your i-290 that's still financed

Money still owed on your i-290 is handled within the sale. We confirm the payoff with your lender, pay it directly and pass you any equity left over. If the payoff is more than the offer, you pay the difference at the appointment. We cover the process step by step in our guide to selling a car with a loan or lien.

What do I need to sell my i-290?

Bring the i-290's title and a photo ID in the same name; if the truck is titled to a business, bring documents showing you can sign for it. You sign the title at the appointment after the truck is confirmed and the price agreed. Check the steps for your state for any extra requirements. If the title is gone, get in touch with We Buy Any Car and we will help you replace it.

Is We Buy Any Car a safe place to sell?

We Buy Any Car has a 5-star rating on Trustpilot from verified sellers and is BBB-accredited. Your i-290 is never listed for the public, so no stranger shows up wanting to test-drive your pickup, and you are paid instantly and securely by check, wire, ACH or Zelle.

Frequently asked questions

How much is my Isuzu i-290 worth?

Condition and mileage lead, because every i-290 shares one engine, one cab and one drivetrain. A 2007 LS with the automatic usually beats a hard-worked S, and a lightly used truck beats a busy one. How we calculate your offer shows how your i-290 is read.

How do I sell my Isuzu i-290?

Put your i-290's year, trim, transmission and mileage into the online form for a free valuation. Next comes an appointment of about an hour, either at a location near you or at home. Accept and the truck is paid for instantly by check, wire, ACH or Zelle.

Where can I sell my i-290?

Any We Buy Any Car location across the U.S. can buy it, or a buyer can visit your home or job site. If your i-290 is a work truck, the pickup keeps it in service until the sale.

How long does it take to sell my i-290, and how soon do I get paid?

The online valuation is done in minutes, and the in-person part takes about an hour. The buyer goes over your i-290's cab, bed and transmission against your entry, and you are paid instantly on acceptance.

Will you buy my i-290 if it has high mileage or damage?

Yes. Compact pickups like this often lead working lives, so a high-mileage truck with a scratched bed, a dented tailgate or a worn seat still gets an offer. Just describe your i-290 accurately.

Can I sell my i-290 if I still owe money on it?

Yes. We pay the lender holding the loan on your i-290 and send you whatever equity remains. If the payoff is larger, you cover the difference, as explained in our guide to selling a car with a loan or lien.

What paperwork do I need to sell my i-290?

If your i-290 is titled to a company rather than to you, bring papers showing you can sign for it alongside the title and a matching photo ID. The signature goes on at the appointment. The steps for your state cover any extras, and a lost title is something we can help with.

Is We Buy Any Car a safe place to sell my i-290?

Selling a GM-built Isuzu pickup through the classifieds invites plenty of curious strangers; selling your i-290 to us avoids that. There is no public listing, payment is instant and secure, and our BBB accreditation and 5-star Trustpilot rating from verified sellers back it up.

What is the difference between the Isuzu i-290 and the i-370?

Engine and body choices. The i-290 has a 185-horsepower 2.9-liter four-cylinder, an extended cab and rear-wheel drive only, while the i-370 uses a 242-horsepower 3.7-liter five-cylinder, came as an extended or crew cab and could have four-wheel drive.

Is the Isuzu i-290 the same truck as a Chevrolet Colorado?

Essentially. General Motors built the i-Series, and the i-290 is a Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon pickup with Isuzu grilles and badges. We value it on its own year, trim, mileage and condition.

Is an Isuzu i-290 LS worth more than an S?

Usually. The i-290 came in S and LS trims for 2007, and the LS was dropped for 2008, leaving only the S. An LS, particularly with the four-speed automatic, tends to appeal to more buyers than a plain S at similar mileage.

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We Currently Have High Demand for i-290 Models:

  • Isuzu i-290 Extended Cab Chassis I-290 LS RWD
  • Isuzu i-290 Extended Cab Chassis I-290 S RWD