USED Tacoma Mileage

Hey Everyone,

I am looking for a Tacoma and have found one in my area.

2016 Tacoma TRD Off-Road 4WD
Mileage 101k
Price: 27,950 before tax and title.

I am new to Tacomas and am looking to purchase something that I can use for the next 8-10 years. Mostly daily driving and the 1-2 times a month weekend warrior. Is 100k miles anything to fret about at that price range, or should I bite the bullet and shell out an extra 4 or 5 for something newer and fewer miles? (Same OR Trim)

 

Is that before taxes title etc?
Do you have a link?

 

before tax and title

Photo is not of the truck its self I am waiting on my sales guy.

https://www.streettoyota.com/invent...ff-road-4wd-crew-cab-pickup-5tfcz5an1gx032922

 

Seems high to me.

There is one near me 1 year newer, 43k miles for the same price.
There is another one near me 1 year older, 46k miles for the same price.


EDIT: Dealers near me are charging similar prices for used trucks. Guess it comes down to if you can get a loan for a private party sale vs dealer. Dealer is going to charge you much more than private party.

 

That seems like too much money for a 4 year old truck with over 100K miles.

 

Is this a dealer, or private sale??

G.

 

Dealer

 

I got my 2017 dcsb Trd or for 28 before tax title etc with 48k miles and it was certified so I would say probably look for another one

 

good to know! They have been so high in price lately out here in Texas.

 

I thought they were high priced in VA but I guess not!

 

Regardless of the condition of the truck, the mileage alone on this one would cause me to pass at $28k+tax/license.

 

Does anyone actually pay the asking price at a dealer? Offer them $25,500 and find another with lower miles if they don't bite.

I don't see many people weighing in on the miles.. I doubt that 100k miles is a problem. I'm close to 50k and my truck still seems/drives/functions like brand new.

 

The white sr5 with 17k mikes looks like a good miles to price ratio

 

Dealers don’t like to budge on used or at least CPO where I’ve been

 

100% agree. For 7k more, buy new or close. 100k is like 8 years of average driving. Buy really low miles, longer terms if needed, and it will last a lot longer with probably the same payments.

 

Too high. Truck is nearly 5 yrs. old, with 100k+ for 30k out the door?

 

Just got a 2018 OR with only 20000 miles for 34k, I’d say keep looking for a lower mileage option, the cost difference will be negligible.

 

Personally, I wouldn't be concerned about the miles but the price is high IMO.

 

Prices have really gone up the last few weeks.

About a month ago before I sold my taco vroom offered $16,880, I checked again last Friday and they offered $18,370.

Kinda wish I had waited but oh well. I did not go with vroom but it seemed like a good metric to show the increase in value.

 

Recently had my truck valued at the same price
2016 Sport 107k miles
Texas as well