How much would you pay? He's asking 24,499

2009 taco off-road
2009 Toyota tacoma

condition: excellent
cylinders: 6 cylinders
drive: 4wd
fuel: gas
odometer: 77000
paint color: grey
size: mid-size
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: pickup

I have for sale a 2009 Toyota Tacoma with the Offroad package. Very straight, clean, and well kept truck.
Clean title and Registered until June 2018.

2009 improvements made by Toyota including:
- LED tail lights
- Smoked headlight lenses for the Offroad and Sport versions
- Backup camera mounted in tailgate handle. The screen is in the rear view mirror.
- Side curtain and seat mounted side airbages
- A-TRAC (automatic traction control). This works like a locker in 4x4 using the brakes.
- Downhill braking assist while in 4x4. Keeps vehicle under 5 mph while on steep, loose descents.

Aftermarket add-ons:
- 3" lift made by AFE (spacers)
- Goodyear Wrangler 285/70/17 tires with good tread life left
- Fuel 18" wheels
- AFE exhaust gives it some more power and better fuel mileage. It sounds good, but not too loud.
- AFE intake. I currently have the stock intake on
- Bakflip folding bed cover
- Kenwood stereo w/USB and Bluetooth (still have stock one)
- Weathertech floor mats front and rear, (I have stock ones in near new shape)
- Tinted front windows
- Hella high performance replacement bulbs, with one spare.

 

As long as frame is good.
Then I would pay whatever kbb or nada ect says..
Aftermarket stuff would not add value to me.
I would deduct cost to take off spacer lift.



Edit. Nm it's an automatic jk

 

This sounds like a really good deal! I payed about the same amount for my 2009 Double cab SR5 4x4 a couple months ago. Mine had 90,000 miles when I bought it and was completely stock! Get it checked out by a local mechanic that you trust, and if it is in good shape all around, I would offer $22,000 and negotiate with him. However, I think his asking price is very fair and I would pay that amount for that truck if I was still in the market for one!

 

Definitely this.

Unless you're buying a crawling rig, pay OEM price.

 

I'm confused are you selling it or buying it? As it states " I have for sale a 2009 Toyota Tacoma with the Offroad package. Very straight, clean, and well kept truck.
Clean title and Registered until June 2018. "

 

Doesn't sound too high really.

 

He probably copied the ad over.

 

Ah makes sense

 

Seems pretty fair for the mileage and factory options. Get him in the $23K and change range and go for it if it checks out.

 

OP, I think if you dont buy it, someone else will.

That being said, I think 23K is a fair price TBH, but others may pay higher.

 

I bought my 2012 TRD Sport DCLB w/nav and 63k miles for $24,600

I'd probably offer the guy 21k

 

4x4? Bad comparison if not. TRD Sport 2x4 vs TRD Offroad 4x4 would be a several thousand dollar difference.

 

Keep in mind to that you are gonna have to put some money into the suspension to get rid of the Hockey Puck Spacers. Also doesn't state if it has aftermarket UCA's which usually with 3 inch lifts you will need. So keep that as an after thought.

 

Bought my 2014 SR aclb 2.7 5-spd with 25k miles for $27k in June '16.

 

Yeah DCLB V6 4x4 with nav.

 

I'm buying it my bad should have specified.

 

Have you looked at the vehicle in person? Much of the trucks looked great in pictures (when I was looking around for a Tacoma), but seemed to often find significant damage to the body, underside, or they smoked, and the whole interior smelled. I don't smoke. I recall both dealerships and private sale listing as excellent as well.

Look at it, drive it, and discuss with the owner. Not being desperate for the truck also helps.

KBB helps, but also consider what you want and how long you can wait. Buying at a certain price in one region is different from another.

The demand here is high in Hawaii and it's oddly hard to find one in decent condition.

 

Seems a bit high. But it's worth whatever you'd pay for it if it's the truck you want. There's a typo somewhere. Wheels are 18" but tires are 17"?

For comparison: I bought my 2014 TRD Off-Road DCSB in 2016 with 24k miles for $28k.

 

Offer $15k

Aftermarket stuff means jack and the stuff listed as "improvements by Toyota" are pretty much standard.

Negotiate, negotiate, negotiate!!!

 

Sweet thanks for the awesome info you guys! Got him down to 23,000 think I'm going to pull the trigger!