( Feeler) 2010 DCSB 4x4 Sport MGM

Hi everyone , first of all I've been a long time veiwer of this forum but dont realy get into posting.

I thought this would be a good place to start and a good opertunity for a Tacoma enthusiist to get a great deal on a mint truck that still smells new inside !






2010 DCSB Sport 4x4
Auto
Magnetic grey
tow pkg.
regular 6 disc
Back up camera in rear veiw mirror.
**remote start installed !**
rear tsb springs done
trimmed front mud flaps 3" !
no other mods except for debadging.
8,400 mi
garaged at nite
truck is mint !





truck is in north east Mass.

$28,500 or best offer, dealer wont let this one go for a penny under 29,500 if they had there hands on it.

please pm if you are interested !

 

I'll try to get pics up tonight . It keeps saying error when it resizes . Not sure why the problem .

 

Finaly pic's uploaded.

 

GLWS nice truck!

 

Thank you, tostidos.

 

PM reply sent to Titleist07

 

Sorry but if its bought someone is paying 6.25 % Mass sales tax on the remainder and it won't be me. Plus tax where ever you are I'm shure.

 

With the lease payment you will only have to pay interest on the loan you get at the end of the lease and sales tax on the 19,500

 

nice rig.....GLWS

 

Every lease has a buyout at any time. That is the price to get the title. From there you simply have to pay sales tax in the state you plan to register.

Toyota is VERY slow with lease transfers. One option is to take it to a local dealer and do a "pass through" sale. They handle the paperwork. They send the buyer the title and the owner any residual money (purchase price minus buyout) afterwards. In this manner, it's instant and the dealer handles everything. They can even handle financing. However, the dealer will want at least a few hundred bucks.

I did this when I bought my truck and paid the dealer $400. They even handled shipping from CA to TN for me.

Also did this when I sold my wife's van. Because we leased a new van from them, they only charged a small doc fee.

 

FYI, you never have to double pay on sales tax... unless you underpay in the state you purchase from. Most states have reciprocal agreements where you buy in the other state, and upon registration pay in your local municipality at the current tax rate.

If you pay out of state tax at a percentage below your local municipality, then you've paid taxes on it... and only need to pay the difference (example... you pay 6.25, I pay 6.55, so I'd just pay my state the .30 and we'd be square).

If you paid say 6.56% in taxes where you are, then my municipality would just need proof that I paid taxes, would see that I paid MORE than they charge, and they'd not charge any additional taxes. No different than buying a TV out of state or anything else.

I just say this so you don't lose out on a potential sale by worrying about taxes. You've already paid taxes (I understand it's a lease and all)... and if you sold then your state typically wouldn't come after YOU for the sales taxes at all, as they'd have no reason to as you didn't buy anything. You sold it, you aren't a business, they won't collect sales tax. If they do... then that's the first state I've ever heard of that requires that to happen. I've bought many vehicles out of state and never once run into such a situation from both private sellers and dealers.

 

Thank you Sharkey and Oysterhead, sale is definitly the better route, I have done more home work into a sale and have changed my listing.

 

I trimmed front mud flaps 3 inches also.

 

bump 4 the day

 

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Good chance for someone who likes the old style front end . Truck is still like new inside and out.

 

Bump for the day

 

truck has 8400 mi. now . little bit of driving this weekend.

 

Make an offer if you are Interested !

 

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