Looking for a used Toyota that has less than 100k miles and newer than 2010. Does anyone have any trucks they are looking to sell to upgrade?
[WTB] 4x4 truck
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God dam 36K for a Tacoma with 80k Miles and a fucked up rear bumper. Dealerships are crazy
A boy bought a 2012 with 100k on it for 18k... that thing has seen some shit..cool little 4x4 for sure...
My FORD Ranger has 289,000 and my FORD Explorer has 313,000 on it....Just sayin' maybe you should consider a FORD.......
Oh, and my FORD Expedition has 252,000....
Yea, I got burned on my first truck. 2010 F150 that had its transmission go out in the woods. Not really sure what was wrong with it but it would only go into reverse gear, in drive it wouldn't put any power to the wheels. That was fun trying to pull that out 10 miles. I have been looking at those colorados
Dude trucks are so ridiculously expensive now. I could sell my ram 1500 4x4 that I bought right at the beginning of the pandemic and make money on it..
Try out of state.
Try out of state.
Toyotas are awesome and priced awesomely high. My
F150s and F250s have never failed me.
F150s and F250s have never failed me.
When I come back in my next life...I'm coming back as this truck.
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My buddy was shopping for a used low mile Tacoma, ended up with a new one because brand new off the lot was only like $5k more. Crazy.
Honestly, I would care more about how the prior guy treated it then I would miles. My toyota (actually a lexus with the 4.7l v8) has 225K and runs like a dream.
Honestly, I would care more about how the prior guy treated it then I would miles. My toyota (actually a lexus with the 4.7l v8) has 225K and runs like a dream.
Yea my current 2wd 4 runner is at 250k and still going strong. Only had to do a head gasket and some pulleys. Other then that its been bullet proof.
I dont know about now but when I was shopping for a used 4runner my buddy recomended a GX470. I found them to have more features and actually cost less. They have the same 4x4 system as the 4runner/tacoma. Might be worth a look?
Yep. Solid drive train. Almost bought one for overlanding/camping but went another route.
