Miles on Truck when you bought it.

Mine had right around 150 when I bought it.

But they drove it 145 miles to deliver it to me...

 

204. Dealer Service Rep. drove it while his was getting the Fuel Pump replaced.
I offered $1,500 less than MSRP and got 1.9 %. This was in Apr 2021 when car prices were going nuts.
Truck stayed listed as new. Service Rep. had a nicely modified 2017 so I was confident he took care of it.
Prior to that, all my other new car purchases had less than 5 miles.

 

6 on mine when picking up at the dealer.

 

7, I test drove it 2 just to make sure it was gtg. So 9 when I bought it. At 7k plus and still feels new.

 

4 miles

 

6 before my test drive

 

my invoice said 16 km, but it had 50 when I got in. The salesman "borrowed" it to deliver something while I was inside paying for it. Not impressed!

 

65

 

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@Tacoma Trailhead

That's not outrageously high...I had 7 miles on my Sport.

After reading through 5 pages it seems some go long-distance to get their Tacomas.

In my experience of buying new vehicles, they have never had more than 10 miles when driven off the lot:

1993 Isuzu Rodeo M/T 5-Sp
1996 Honda Accord LX Sedan A/T
2003 Honda Pilot EX A/T
2017 Hyundai Elantra SE A/T
2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport A/T

 

27 kms when I drive off the lot.

 

Mine had 6 miles on it. 5 months of ownership and it has 4,364 miles on it now. Looks and feels like the day I drove it off the lot. Love this truck.

 

They did, even let me choose 93!

At least that for a 5k markup

 

2 before test drive, 8 after, then all mine

 

6 miles on mine.

 

8

 

mine had 9 miles, I immediately changed the oil in the toyota dealership parking lot.
how often do you change the oil?

 

That’s so dumb. Let’s make it a Friday thread.

 

My 2017 Tacoma had 17 kms (~10.5 miles) when I bought it brand new. My factory ordered 1996 K1500 Z71 had the same on it when I picked it up. Those are the only new trucks I have owned. The "new" mileage seems reasonable to me.