Good deal?

Going to go look at this later today.
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for...ivedpriceASC&numRecords=100&clickType=listing

 

from the photos looks like a very well maintained truck. Not a bad price either. Check the CarFax and take 'er for a test ride.

 

wow I paid pretty much $2,000 more than that in July 2020 for a NEW SR5 and it was a 4 wheel drive not a 2wd in Maryland. Seems High to me but the market is wacked and you're in Cali so maybe its not so bad for the times and location.

It does look well cared for from the pics and nice wheel upgrade too.

 

Unless you absolutely need new wheels, I don't think there is a good deal out there.
$32k for a 4 year old truck, with nearly 60k miles, and it's only a 2wd, seems insane to me. Not in today's climate, but I paid $2,500 more for brand new TRD OR that has 4wd and other doodads.

 

Yea I plan on test driving it after work today.
See what they give me for my Tundra 05 142K miles
My Harley has not sold yet but im starting to look around.

QUICKSAND only Tacomas.....

 

I have to agree with @Chew I wouldn't buy now unless you have to.

 

In today's market that's not bad at all. My 2017 TRD OR was $1k more than that with 14k miles just prior to the market shooting up last year. Early this year it was valued at $5k more as trade in value so I can't imagine what they'd ask for it. That was including the extra 25k miles as well.

 

I'm in the "no" category.
In 6 months to a year, you likely would take a super big hit in value.

 

No he wont. The shortage and these prices are here to stay. For years....

 

2wd SR5? Big no for me.

 

Not to mention the inflation in general. I've been waiting for the housing market to get better so I can jump in on that but it's not looking too promising.

 

Paid 36,114 for my brand new 2021 SR5 4x4 in June 2021 (inc $760 in addons as well). For a 4 year old truck, 50k miles, and only 2wd for 31,500... I would pass. The market is crazy, but can you wait a few months for a new '21 or '22? Also the 20s+ have apple/android carplay which is honestly a big selling point for me.

 

There's experts on both sides of the fence on that so I guess it's who you listen to.

As for when prices may level off, Carvana CEO Ernie Garcia said “over the next six months or even 12 months I think it’s hard to say.”

In comparison, Sonic Automotive president Jeff Dyke recently said on CNBC’s “Worldwide Exchange” that he expects the chip shortage to alleviate in the coming months, which would would start to lower the price of used cars. "New car inventories are going to get better progressively over the next few months as we get to the end of the year,” Dyke said. “As that happens, it’s going to alleviate the amount of inventory issues happening on the pre-owned side.”

 

The lockdowns will be coming back. I dont care what "experts" say about chips.

 

Two words:



toilet paper

 

we don't need any lockdowns.

 

No, plus their KBB is crap. Try and replicate it on your own. Never be able to. You would get close if you mark it excellent condition. By KBB 3% of all cars meet excellent. This is you trucks real range

 

My 2018 trd offroad 4x4 double cab long bed was only 2k more than that and I got it brand new. I know the markets are high right now, if you dont need a truck right now, I would wait till things settle back down a bit.

 

There's a guy that just posted in the what are you paying for a 21 . He bought a new 21 SR 4x4 4cy AC for 30,500 plus tax . I would do that before buying this truck if you really need one now .