Good buy or no?

Brand new member here! Looking to get out of my 2017 Jeep Cherokee sick . This car is sluggish, small fuel tank, horrible transmission and I just don't like driving it anymore. I was looking at Tacomas. I came across one at a dealership:

2015 Tacoma Double Cab PreRunner

• V6, 2WD
• One owner
• 72k miles
• Pictures show no damage, rust but would definitely check in person

They want $20k for it. From my research that seems very good but wanted to get opinions.

 

Doesn't seem bad with how much used Tacoma's are going for now.

 

I agree. Sounds like a good.deal especially for.a low.mileage 2015

 

That is what I figured. Wasn't sure if I would need 4WD or not.

 

Make sure you don't want, or need, 4wd. You don't want to have buyers regret.
If you're sure that you don’t, and it paseses a 'thorough' inspection. It sounds good..

My first 3 pickups were 2wd. But l never needed the use of a 4wd. If you ever plan on going off road, or you tough terrain, I'd get a 4wd. It's nice to have.

 

If you plan on doing some camping or off roading I would definitely go with 4wd. It wouldn't hurt to have it just in case.

 

or if you are in a cold weather state. one of the biggest eye openers is moving from a vehicle that is FWD or FWD Bias to something that is RWD. especially in our trucks they are very light in the rear and like to get slidey when wheel friction is low

 

with under 72k miles, sounds fair.
I wouldn't buy another 2wd truck unless it was a KILLER deal though

 

Yeah I want 4WD after thinking about it again. Found a similar truck with 4x4 at $22k but had 110k mileage. Wasn't sure if that was too much

 

Getting out of the jeep because it is sluggish has small fuel tank and horrible transmission....

You realize the Tacoma suffers from a little bit of all that too...

That said, I like mine just fine.

 

Small fuel tank... yes. Slugish... no. 5 speed auto is great.

 

110K is only being broken at that point
Def go with 4x4

 

4x4

 

I live in Western Pa. so I would pass, mainly because it’s only 2wd.

 

22k for the 4wd is a steal. Down Texas way I found 4 2015 dcsb less than 90k all low 30s

 

Do you? If so, that's not the truck for you.

 

Yeah, do that one.

 

Of course REAL MEN drive 4x4s!

 

I wouldn't buy a 4x2 unless it is a classic and not my daily. But I also don't live in the south and have to deal with winter on top of wanting to off road from time to time.