Sanity check on TRD ORDC for sale.

No I just figured you weren’t educated enough to inform yourself before making claims but by all means

 

No fair...this thread is supposed to be about me and my journey to purchase an overpriced Taco!!!

 

If you think a Tacoma owner let a dealership buy his truck for $20k, then you are terribly mistaken and are of no use to this forum. The OP asked a question in which you have no common sense or knowledge of. Please let the professionals answer his question while you go back to being a part time car buyer and troll. You're probably the guy that gets whacked in the business office!

 

He is right. And who cares if they did pay $20k for it. Doesn't mean they should sell it for $20k. Maybe you originally paid $100k for your house and it's now worth $150k. Would you sell it to me for $100k?

 

Lolz @ the guy thinking the dealer paid 20k for it.

I’d say 32k would be a good deal
33, meh.. if you really love that blue.
34k.. for me that’s where I’d draw the line.
Either way good luck!

 

I traded my 17 tech and premium with 9500 miles stripped to nothing but an OME 888/5100 lift and stock wheels for 35,500 in September..

 

That's a good deal.

 

But why did you get an F150?

 

It’s funny, I just glanced over to the classifieds, and there are a couple Off Roads, same year, bone stock with twice the miles going for more than what I negotiated on this one. Makes me feel that I basically got $5k in tasteful, high quality upgrades for free

 

The real question should’ve been why did I get a Tacoma lol

 

I know this! Because you were smart with your money and know of the Tacoma's success for reliability, dependability, longevity, resale value and lower cost of ownership .

Surely an F150 can't offer those things! The real real question is why didn't you trade it in for a Tundra? Lol

In seriousness though, I would have to imagine the Tacoma was too small or didn't fit your needs....

 

If it was a Chevy Colorado. Those things depreciate quickly then stabilize.

 

I wouldn’t pay over 31k. You can get a 2019 for around 33-34k. It’s 2 years newer and full warranty. You can then mod it your way. Never pay retail for other people’s mods. That truck without mods should be 30k.

 

Was actually having issues with it.

Tundra is archaic, slow, and a gas guzzler. Full size fits my needs much better, my fault not the Tacoma’s.

 

I’m not paying for other peoples mods...we established this based on the KBB avg, comps on line and what I negotiated. This truck is still under full factory warranty, so not sure what your definition of “full” warranty is. Can you link me in Southern California, a stock 2017 4x4 ORDC with only 13,000 miles for 30k?

 

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...elper.selectedEntity=c26006#listing=219704982

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...elper.selectedEntity=c26006#listing=216105117

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...elper.selectedEntity=c26006#listing=216665104

5 minutes of searches yielded this. I could dig around craigslist, autotrader, cars.com etc and find plenty more.

 

You are so full of fail...the first link you posted is a rear wheel drive. Derp

The second truck you posted has an accident on carfax. Derp

The third truck you linked is yet another rear wheel drive 4x2.

Thank you so much for your 5 minutes of knowledge....

 

Good deal if you ask me,with very nice extras.

 

2019 trd off road 4x4 tech pack with 5 miles on it is less then that lol. Consider this what is an extra 2 year if warranty and 13,000 less miles plus any upgrade the 2019 got worth? As much if not more then those upgrades imo.