Toyota Stalking, er...um, SPOTTING with Charlie™ (Cars, vans, SUVs, Lexus, Scion, and brochures)!

This is the body style I was originally searching for. But no complaints with my little 1.8L beater

 

2012 Scion XD


March 11th, 2022:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

1996 Camry LE V6


March 11th, 2022:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

2008 Scion XD with California plates!


March 11th, 2022:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

@shakerhood

Here's a good way to save gas; 2003 Echo 5-speed!


March 13th, 2022:

Glenside, Pennsylvania

 

Freshly inspected and in pretty good shape if you overlook the missing wheel covers, so my guess would be that Sloane will be putting this on their lot at a grossly inflated price, even for today's market!

 

5-speed stick!

 

2001 Corolla CE


March 13th, 2022:

Glenside, Pennsylvania

 

Yeah that thing should knock down about 40 MPG if you drive it easy, did it have AC too?

 

1999 Avalon XLS Platinum Edition


March 13th, 2022:

Glenside, Pennsylvania

 

Yup! I didn't know you could get these without A/C...

 

I thought l remembered seeing AC as an option on those, but l may have been thinking of something else.

 

2005 Highlander Limited with a factory navigation system!


March 13th, 2022:

Glenside, Pennsylvania

 

It May have been an option, and I vaguely remember reading that in the brochure 20 years ago, but you're not gonna see a car in Pennsylvania made after 2000 that doesn't have A/C; Maybe in New England or the Pacific Northwest, but not here. I have also never seen a Toyota car newer than 1996 or so with no A/C; Even the no-frills 1998-2002 Corollas I've seen around here have A/C. I have seen a couple early 1990s Tercels with A/C, and a 2002 Tacoma, but no cars or SUVs from the OBD2 era...

 

Originally part of a thread called More used Toyota pricing madness!

I have always found the styling of the Toyota C-HR interesting to say the least; They come in many unique colors, so if I see one I will take pictures. My biggest grievance with the C-HR is that it is not available with AWD. Other than that, based on my research it seems to have typical Toyota quality...

I saw three of them across two dealerships today, two blue ones at Sloane in Glenside, and a silver one at Peruzzi in Hatfield; All three were used and all three were obscenely priced. I'm pretty sure that a brand new fully loaded XLE could be had less than a year ago for what Sloane is asking for this blue 2019 LE...


March 13th, 2022:

Glenside, Pennsylvania

 

It does have fairly low miles for being three years old, but almost $30K for a used base model crossover with no AWD and styling that is strictly "love it or hate it" with no happy medium...?!?! Come on!

 

Just under 26K miles and in really good shape, but I'm pretty sure this thing went for like $23K when it was new...

 

I'm assuming that it actually does have a warranty because it is being sold as CPO...?

 

Just out of curiosity l looked it up and AC, Power Windows, Power Locks, and CD Player were all Optional.