Sold it

I bought my Pro in November of 2019 and paid $44k. It now has 18,000 miles and car max has offered me $46k. I think I could even get $48k on a trade.

 

If I were to trade I would go 4Runner . The tundra is a nice truck . It’s way to big and gets really crappy gas milage .

 

Currently in Denver.






Just in case you missed it....

 

Least you will be ready with the gas prices when they spike up. Maybe by 2023 there will be enough chips to build the new Tundra too.

 

im happy with 18 limited... keeping it...

 

Used with crap load of miles about the same price as new ?

 

Hahaha, yep. But a $1000 cheaper. It's a steal.

 

yeah, I have a feeling that Tundra will be delayed because of chip shortage, and plus Toyota normally release gasoline version first and then hybrid, so definitely gonna be another year or 2 waiting. That speculated 30 MPG Tundra is so good if true

 

I bet there's an MSRP addendum when you see the truck in real life looking at the window sticker , premium window tint, nitrogen filled tires for $3000 stuff like that

 

I assume that 2018 is loaded, but that's insane for 75k miles! I'm shocked!

 

At some point Vroom was offering $41,700 for my 2019, which is $5k more than I paid for it new. I ended up selling it to a local Autonation dealership for a little less than Vroom's offer. They listed it for $45K the following day and sold it within three days.

 

These truck prices are out of control. My old man just sold his 2020 SR v4 to a local dealership. He paid $29k last year for it. They listed the truck for $36k today, insane! I bought my 2020 sport for $36k

 

Dang makes me think I gave the dealership a friggin steal on my 2021 SX. Sold it to them $1.5k under what I paid 6mo ago. Oh well, I basically paid a few bucks a month to rent it...

 

40K for a 2020 SR5. Carmax is nonnegotiable, so apparently there are people willing to pay these prices. I paid $32K for a 2021 SR5 in Nov 2020.

 

Did just the opposite with a 2001 tundra with nearly 300k miles that still ran great. Really didn't know what the truck was worth being 19 year old with that kind of mileage. A mechanic for a local garage told his boss that needed to find a truck as such in good condition for a customer of theirs. They came by looking the tundra over, and offered me 5k cash on the spot for it. Saw that pile a benjamin's, and couldn't think straight. They didn't have to ask twice.

 

Must be really loaded. I had a number of goodies when i ordered in my 2020 sr5...still came to 37k otd.

 

4.0 TJ's were my favorite.

 

For sure!

 

This is going end so badly for a lot of people. Yes the country is reopening, but a lot of companies are dealing with staff shortages, increasing commodity costs all while carrying debt they took on to survive rona. Yet there's a new dessert just waiting to be served up, a lot of the country is now an a extreme drought. I'm sure this will compound the problem of increasing food prices.