Seems like a very fair price assuming there's no crusty bottom hiding under there.
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With gas prices being up, do you guys think it could push 200 series prices down?
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No. If you can afford a Landcruiser, then you should be able to afford the fuel costs. An extra $100-200 per month for fuel shouldn't be the reason to sell the LC in my opinion. If it is, then the owner was living on the edge anyway.
Agree. I think, only if LC300 is made available to the US market then prices for 200 might be impacted.
Might not be a reason to sell one.. but might be a reason not to buy one. or at least hold off the purchase to see what happens.. thus creating less demand.. and downward price pressure.
Of course. Simple economic laws. If gas was $0 there’d be plenty of more buyers you’d be competing with. Conversely if gas was $100/gal you’d be competing with very few buyers.
I checked on this one also. Moved on after receiving pics. Gl with your search.
Here's one - no affiliation: 2011 - 151k miles - $34,900
Land Cruiser 200 - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive sale
2011 Toyota Land Cruiser - Very Good Condition ODO: 151,000, VIN: JTMHY7AJ0B5011520 Runs perfect, with no historical issues of any kind. Regular maintenance. Some exterior paint damage from keying...
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Ok, so i found my LC listed by a dealer in Texas for $106K.
Wholesaler bought from me for $98K and drove to the auction in Charlotte (~2hrs from me), another dealer bought from auction in Charlotte and transported to Dallas area. I made $8K and got to drive it for a year, 2 dealers split additional $8K. Those are some thin margins.
I just dropped off my 200 for service and saw a Blizzard pearl ‘20 HE with 14k on it at Arlington Toyota in Jacksonville, FL. Doesn’t even have a sticker on the window yet, but the sales guy said they’re asking $95k.
Edit: No third row, and it has the roof basket in the cargo area and a set of Terra Grapplers which appear to have been installed when it was newish (i.e. based on their appearance, 14k miles wouldn't be out of the question for them.) I didn't check the under carriage, but I'd be surprised if this hasn't been a Florida truck the whole time – the sales guy said it was the dealership owner's, but I know that seems to be a go-to line these days regardless of the actual circumstances.
Edit 2: Currently listed on the website @ $89.9k Pre-Owned 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition 4WD 4D Sport Utility, $89,881 Am I crazy, or is that actually pretty reasonable in this market?
Edit: No third row, and it has the roof basket in the cargo area and a set of Terra Grapplers which appear to have been installed when it was newish (i.e. based on their appearance, 14k miles wouldn't be out of the question for them.) I didn't check the under carriage, but I'd be surprised if this hasn't been a Florida truck the whole time – the sales guy said it was the dealership owner's, but I know that seems to be a go-to line these days regardless of the actual circumstances.
Edit 2: Currently listed on the website @ $89.9k Pre-Owned 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition 4WD 4D Sport Utility, $89,881 Am I crazy, or is that actually pretty reasonable in this market?
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Curious where this one ends up (completely unaffiliated): 2011 Toyota Land Cruiser - 1 Owner, 5.7-Liter V8 Power, 4WD, Unmodified - https://carsandbids.com/auctions/9XYknmRj/2011-toyota-land-cruiser
One look at the CarFax shows this could turn out to be a steal for someone who actually knows what they’re looking at and isn’t scared by mileage alone.
One look at the CarFax shows this could turn out to be a steal for someone who actually knows what they’re looking at and isn’t scared by mileage alone.
Has anyone else seen ridiculously low trade-in/cash offers from dealerships right now? Im struggling to figure out whats happening. Ive got a 2009 with 160,600 miles, good condition, very minimal rust, and really a good example of an LC. Ive gotten quotes from Vroom/Carmax/Carvana all in the $17.5-21.5k range, and have received offers from two local dealerships for $21 and $22. I did the KBB instant cash offer on two additional dealerships, both written offers were $28k, which seemed about right to me for a dealership purchase, but upon having those dealerships run their "actual numbers" on the vehicle, they both came back down to $20k.... anyone else noticing this? Obviously its easier to get premium money from a private sale, but these numbers seem to miss the mark rather dramatically.
Based on my research, that’s a 30k truck private party. I do think that fuel economy and a weak stock market is hurting values.
Yeah I completely agree... I certainly had it pegged in the $30-32 ballpark private party, so I was definitely anticipating more of an upper 20s type offer for trade and dealer purchase. Its not my first rodeo with dealership appraisals, I was just shocked at the discrepancy between what multiple dealers offered, and what the going prices on 200s are... It also blows my mind that dealerships would come in $8k under what the KBB instant offer at their own dealership was, but I suppose thats just the nature of the beast.
Not surprising unfortunately. When I bought my 200, the dealer offered me $8k for my 2006 LX470 with 140k miles.
Spoiler alert: I declined their offer.
Hell I was offered 49k for my 2016 LC w 65k. I was just curious on offers. I didn't see correlation between the offer and what used ones are going for.
I was just curious as friends of mine were saying buyback was good.