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Purchased a 2017 LC, 100k miles for 62k (ouch but it is my dream truck). Very minimal rust (basically none). Seems to be very well maintained, drives like it's new and passed PPI with flying colors. Hoping to turn it into an overlanding rig.
Will be baselining it soon (currently in new england), if anyone has mechanic recommendations in NH/VT please let me know.
Will be baselining it soon (currently in new england), if anyone has mechanic recommendations in NH/VT please let me know.
My current analysis -- which turns out to be fairly extensive as a result of my own searching -- suggest that for that mileage and price you are on the lower end of range based on the current market. I have over 150+ data points of past sales and LC's currently on the market for what it's worth.
If it has a clean title, seems like a fair deal with this market. Not a great deal. I saw a 2014 LX with 100k miles going for $44k
Good points. My data is exclusively for LC's and almost exclusively for accident-free vehicles. The LX can be had for cheaper.
Just out of curiosity, how does my deal compare with your data points?
it is one owner, with a squeaky clean car fax...southern LC...
thanks for the replies, very helpful
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On the higher end for sure. I created an index value based on the price, mileage, and a lifespan of 325k miles. I could shift the lifespan higher, but it won't change the distribution.
Y’all know there’s a little icon on Cargurus that tells you if it’s a good deal or not right? Jk.
But really. I think if you just bought the car you want instead of spending the 272 hrs it took to evaluate the deal, you might be in a better spot. 272 x $100/hr. You got yourself $27,000 of buffer room.
But really. I think if you just bought the car you want instead of spending the 272 hrs it took to evaluate the deal, you might be in a better spot. 272 x $100/hr. You got yourself $27,000 of buffer room.
We need to get into a nice 200 series by early March. Been looking like crazy and finally found a private party 2015 Toyota Land Cruiser. West coast since new - no rust, no accidents and it has 79k miles.
Sounds like we can make something happen pretty close to $50k / $52k. Thoughts?
Sounds like we can make something happen pretty close to $50k / $52k. Thoughts?
sounds like a great deal to me, grab it up
That's a good deal. There is a 2014 LC with 110k miles on it for $50k near me.
I think I looked at the same car as you. I test drove the car and there were a couple items that concerned me. When I tried to use the center diff lock, it engaged and light turned on but once you press the button again, it wouldn't disengage.. had turn off the car and turn it back on to get it to disengage. There was also a pretty large rock chip on the driver side windshield. Also, button for the headlight spray didn't work but when are you ever going to use that. I think you can definitely talk him down to $50k
Is this the gray one in San Francisco? I was considering taking a look but will pass if it's the same one that you drove.
Doesn't help that I found the seller quite obnoxious in my brief correspondence with her.
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Yep, that one
For what it’s worth, the CDL is pretty finicky in many 200s, so the fact that it engaged on the first try and disengaged without some wiggling on soft ground is a pretty good sign. Were the headlights on when you tried the washer? Mine (an ‘11) only works when the headlights are on.
$53k firm seems to be the price. I’m going to pass as I think this is too much surface rust.
Let me know if you want the info and I’ll connect you with the seller.
2015 79k dark grey on black.
Let me know if you want the info and I’ll connect you with the seller.
2015 79k dark grey on black.