What did you pay for your 2.7L Tacoma?

$18k for my 2012 Regular Cab 4x4 in Maine. 59,000 miles, give or take. Not a bad price from a dealer around here in the rust belt, honestly.

 

2011 base 4x4 dark gray regular cab manual tranny with 100k. Leer topper, new steelies with new tires, peeling alloys (that I painted black and put 235/85 r16 grabber at2s on). $9500.
Replaced a 1994 Toyota 6cyl pickup that I bought 6 years ago for $1000.

In the process of upgrading the suspension now. Will probably throw on Fox 2.0 front and rear with Icon rxt leaf springs. I already installed Firestone airbags so I could get through firewood hauling season last fall. Trying to keep the lift minimal to avoid driveline issues.

 

08 4x4, manual transmission, base model with 5,400 miles when I bought it in 2014 for $18,000 when all is said n done. I live in Colorado now and drive up into the Mts for work every day and I do have to run it hard at 10,000ft.

 

Damm 5,400 miles in 6 yrs nice!
What are at now?
I paid 18k for my 08 4x4 base ac in 2011 with 54k. Dealer tried to talk me into a cheby Silverado new with warranty etc for the same cash!
I don’t regret my choice at all!
Love driving it everywhere and I always gotta turn and look when walking away! I’m smitten.

 

Haha I do the same thing all the time. Sometimes I wonder if my neighbors think I'm weird. At the moment I'm not positive on the miles but I did put 14k on her in 4 months Las yr. i think just under 30k miles

 

2006 access cab, 162,xxx manual, $7500....was listed for 9...guy was moving the next day...cash is king
*stock when I got it

 

2012 PreRunner DCSB with 148k miles. $15,000 - 16 after taxes though. Bought it from small dealership in San Ramon, California.

Kinda a bad pic but here's how she looked the day I brought her home:

 

Though this was quite a while back, I bought my 2004 reg. cab prerunner 2.7L brand new from a Harvey Toyota in Bossier City, Louisiana in January of 2005. The price was roughly $14,000.

 

2018 SR Double Cab 2.7 I4 $23,000 with 8 miles off the lot

 

@opipop29

Pic of truck?

What was the MSRP? $23k is really cheap.

 

I'll try to get a pic later on. It was $25,000 MSRP. I let them fuck me because I needed a truck BAD so its lease-to-own, I'm sure that's why it was so low. I got them to lower it to $20,000 and it was $23,000 with all the fees included. HOWEVER, because its a lease, the overall payments (should I keep the truck like I plan on) total $28,000. I pay ahead of time though so I'm working off the lease and trying to get to the principal as quickly as I can. It's completely, stock, no steps, rails, lights or tint. Google 2018 Toyota Tacoma SR Double Cab Silver Metallic and you'll see my truck haha

 

now that's a great deal!!congrats!!

 

2002 sr5 xtra cab 4x4. 0 miles, I put the first mile on it while doing a test drive. $19,000 was the total after taxes and fees. She now has 188,000 miles. It's been a great truck.

 

Three weeks ago I got this 2016 SR 4x4 2.7L 5-spd with only 2201 miles for $23,800 before taxes, etc.

I've already added intermittent wipers and cruise control... thanks to this forum.

My 2000 Tacoma SR5 4x4 2.7L 5-spd was nearly $17k new if I recall... 205K miles later and the only things that I've replaced was oil, filters, tires, belts, brakes, the AC compressor, and a ball joint... soon to get a new clutch, brakes, plugs, wires, and maybe the timing chain (haven't decided, may just let her eat )... I wish that I could buy another one brand new exactly like it, but this new one is growing on me.

If I was on the west coast, I think that I'd have to look at this one...
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listingId=480403677

Nice!

 

$17,000 for 2014, 96,000 miles out the door with four new Goodyear tires (not my favorite tire but they seem Okay). I searched for several months (might have been nine months), every night for one I liked and thought would be good. I used Autotrader, Cars . com and dealership web sites. It took forever to get the price and quality. I had to drive over 75 miles to see the one I ended up with, I think it was worth the time get this thing. So far, I really like it. If I had wanted a double cab V-6, they were every where but an access cab, 4 cyl - they were kind of rare. Tacomas are popular in Kentucky.

 

2005 4x4 AC 5-speed SR5 142k miles. $6200. That truck typically lists for ~$8.5-11k in my area, so I jumped on it.

Unfortunately, it had 4 bald tires, chalky white paint, hit lightly in the front and rear (broken head light tabs, front bumper chewed up, rear bumper turned inside out, new grille though!), crazy amount of steering play due to worn intermediate shaft, but otherwise a typical Tacoma. It's got some other stuff like a leaking timing cover, noisy FR wheel bearing, very noise T/O bearing.


Took it in for the frame inspection the same day of purchase and got this!



Luckily, these 2nd gen parts are cheap and plentiful on Craigslist compared to sourcing parts for my 2000 Tacoma...
Picked up a white, rock-chip, un-bent hood for $60. Unfortunately also chalky
8.5/10 condition rear bumper - $50.
White front bumper cover and bumper for $40.
Shift knob - free!

Headlights - $40; elbow grease sanding and 'de-hazing' them: priceless.
Before & after

It's still a work in progress. Gotta change out that wheel bearing and deal with the throwout bearing...but it should be downhill from there.
I'm still a bit confused about the truck - hood had lots of rock chips, shift knob was rubbed raw, but odometer said 140k with VIN records to confirm. Driver's seat was clean, pedals look normal, and has lots of chipped paint right in front of the rear driver's wheel, so I just figured the guy worked on a construction site.
Has working A/C so I'm happy to ride it for the summer!

 

Just bought my 2013 Prerunner SR5 (DC SB), 88,600 miles. Sticker price of 21K but around 26K after taxes and registration and what not here in SoCal.
I am new to this whole Tacoma universe and there are features it is missing that I would love to have like fog lights, towing package, 4X4, etc... but for I will be using it for (daily driver, mountain biking, hauling cargo, camping) I'm loving it...and you can't beat the MPG's!

 

Picked up a 2017 SR Utility 4x2 2.7 auto with 16,500 miles a few days ago. List price was $20,650, out the door at 23k. Central Illinois.

Super white, like me. LOL

 

$18,600 out the door back in 2011. 4 miles on odometer when purchased

Standard cab,manual. Only option i ordered was sliding rear glass window and free floor mats.

 

before and after photos paid around 15k- my trade in.