Does this look like a good deal? 2010 DCSB Mica

Been looking for a taco for a couple weeks now and this one looks pretty nice. Hits most of the stuff on my list - DCSB, Mica, TRD off road package, and its really close to me. Only thing is its not manual... :'( But it seems like its priced a little high for 106k. I'm a little confused because I check it out on KBB and NADA and they valued it at $18.5k and $25.7k, respectively. Why such a big discrepancy? I added all the options on both. Any one have any insight for me?

http://nh.craigslist.org/ctd/4642935604.html

Thanks!

 

lol at that price. 106k miles is nothing, but you should be able to get that truck for 18k MAX

 

That is a nice truck, but to me it seems like a lot of money for those miles. When we bought our 2010 Pre Runner a few months ago, they had the same truck you have on the lot. Right down to the cap , it was Timberland Mica, and had 7000 one owner miles on it, basically a new truck. They were asking 27.5 for it, and not sure how much they would have dealt on the price, but it sold the first day.

 

Thanks a bunch for the replies guys. That is exactly what I was hoping to hear. Gonna go check it out today and see if I can get the dealer to get their head out of their asses.

 

Seems too high to me, but I don't know your area's going rates either.

 

Thanks for the reply. If anyone else has any more wisdom the more the merrier!

 

I bought my 2006 DCSB off-road with 106k on it almost 2 years ago for $18.5 and that price was only 80% of the NADA value. I'd say 18 is way too low, especially with the topper and the great color. I would buy it for around 20k but 25k seems way high.

 

I'd keep looking but that's me. I'd also rather pay a few thousand more and get a new truck with full warranty. As for used, I'm sure you can do better. Certainly one with less miles on the clock. Areas differ but here's one for example. At a Toyota dealership with 38K and certified for asking price of 26,990. Linky

 

I recently purchased the same exact truck with 43k for 27,000

 

What color is it? It is same a pyrite mica?
Edit: Timberland mica...question: they do not make them anymore? I only see pyrite mica 2015

 

Well unfortunately the dealers head was really jammed up their ass good and I couldn't get it outta there. They wouldn't budge from $25k. So I told em that the number was $19k and to call me if they changed their mind and walked outta there. The search continues!

 

My buddy just bought a 2010 Access Cab OR with 42,000 on the odo. for $20,500.

 

When I was looking I estimated roughly $0.10/mile depreciation for a truck. If I could find what I wanted for less than that I buy used, more I buy new. I bought new.

At some point you cross over to the point of not being worth dealing with someone else's problems. The equation probably shouldn't be linear, but it is a decent reality check.

You can probably keep a Toyota alive for 100k by just topping of oil, but it won't last much longer doing that. Check the history.

 

Out here, there is a larger gap in resale value between AC and DC. More and more people prefer to have the DC, so figure at least a $2K spread for this difference alone.

I just sold my 2010, PreRunner, DC, V6, SR5 with 57K miles to CarMax and they were excited to hand over a check for $20K for the truck.

 

http://www.cudlautosmart.com/Research/Article.aspx?pageId=24&articleID=3lug that VIN into this link: http://www.cudlautosmart.com/Research/Article.aspx?pageId=24&articleID=3

see what comes up on Black Book. If you look at it verify that yes it is a real TRD. Bilstein, Coil springs...the specs for a TRD are on here

All in all...I'd say the price is high. Had the same thing happen to me with a dealer. You may find it sold to another dealer locally and get it for what you want to spend. You can track it on Cars.com perhaps or by the VIN number

 

I bought that same truck brand new in 2010 but a prerunner for 25,900. The 4x4 was only 27,900... In 4 years in only depreciated 2 grand?

 

I would think you could get a new style model for that kind of money. A 12 or 13. Does seem a little high.