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For Sale Most recent 200 Series purchase prices
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Has anyone seen this one in person yet? I'm interested, but it's been for sale for some time.
2016 Toyota Land Cruiser - Toyota dealer in Columbus OH – Used Toyota dealership serving Westerville Gahanna Reynoldsburg Newark OH - https://www.drivedirectcars.com/used-Columbus-2016-Toyota-Land+Cruiser-Base-JTMCY7AJ0G4036845
2016 Toyota Land Cruiser - Toyota dealer in Columbus OH – Used Toyota dealership serving Westerville Gahanna Reynoldsburg Newark OH - https://www.drivedirectcars.com/used-Columbus-2016-Toyota-Land+Cruiser-Base-JTMCY7AJ0G4036845
Pretty sure it has accident reports.
Indeed, it does. At that price, I would have thought surely someone had stopped by to have a look in person.
Just bought a 2011 LC w 105k miles in excellent condition for $40k. Bought in CT. One owner, well cared for.
A bit on the expensive side, but it’s a beautiful ride.
That's a beautiful truck, but man these prices are just wild. I'm holding out for a 2013-14 for $46K. Maybe this ever-worsening recession will change things - maybe not. 
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.With gas prices the way they are right now, there can’t be many people dying to get into a gas guzzling LC or LX.That's a beautiful truck, but man these prices are just wild. I'm holding out for a 2013-14 for $46K. Maybe this ever-worsening recession will change things - maybe not.
Who knows………
Most of the people I know that have/want an LC/LX either can afford gas at $10/gal, work remotely, or have a cheap commuter car. I don't think you're wrong that gas prices are discouraging people from buying one, but I don't think they're really encouraging people to sell them either. Who knows, maybe the bottom will fall out and you'll be able to get a 200 for a song in a few months, but given the type of people that own them and the fact that they're a fairly rare commodity I wouldn't be surprised if prices stay mostly the same.
My understanding is these trucks were much more reasonably priced before Covid? I don’t see why used prices can’t go back to where they were a few years ago once the supply of new vehicles is back to normal, unless there is some extraordinary new demand for the 200 series that didn’t exist a few years ago. I guess maybe the discontinuation of the LC may have created a new paradigm especially for the LC, and less directly the LX. Here’s to hoping lots of 200 mall crawlers buy new sequoias and the general vehicle shortages end.
I think speaking on used cars generally that will hopefully happen. However, there is an enthusiast community for the LC/LX and the fact that a lot of enthusiasts in the states see the 200 as the "last" LC that will be released here is probably encouraging people to buy and hold whenever possible.
I also don't really see the Sequoia shaking loose a lot of casual LC owners since they don't really seem to be much of an upgrade over the 200. Although I don't really understand why someone would be a casual LC owner in the first place so trying to get into their mindset is probably a fool's errand. If you're going to replace your vehicle every time the next new thing comes out the LC is a horrible buy other than resale value, and most people that have that mindset are in debt up to their eyeballs so I doubt that even crosses their mind when buying.
How soft has the early LX market gotten? I've been neglecting my '10 for a several months now and think it's time to move on. 142k, needs nothing. $30kish? Considering throwing up on carsandbids.
Looks real clean, I've seen 200's soften some but 30k seems low for what you have.
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Unmodified 09 LX570 (sub 100k miles) was struggling to get $30k here in the SF Bay Area 1-2 months ago.
Color and mods would help I'm sure?
Color and mods would help I'm sure?
There is a whole new set of buyers coming into the market. You might notice all the new guys with 1 post that go straight for the classifieds.
I think a chunk of the 1.4 gazillion 4Runner owners in this country (that always seem to think they're at the top of the off-road chain) have discovered that the Land Cruiser exists (most of them don't, if you've ever talked to any of them) and are feeling a little inadequate.
Looking at a ‘10 LX 570 with 165k miles. Looks like every service has been done on schedule and at Lexus dealership. Been in NC it’s whole life. Never off-road. Has some cosmetic needs: front fender scraped, rims have some curb rash, passenger dash woodgrain cracked so has been removed. Brakes probably due for change before long.
Seller is asking $25k. Thoughts on that price? I’m more familiar with the 100 series market.
Seller is asking $25k. Thoughts on that price? I’m more familiar with the 100 series market.
Looks pretty good….wonder about the undercarriage though being in Ohio most of its life :/
As you are probably aware, opinions of rust vary widely depending on where you live and this forum in general.
Good catch, didn't notice that!
I have reviewed this thread but would be interested in any input on pricing for my 2018 with 64K. No mods other than floor mats and 275/70 BFG's. I have $65k - 67k in the back of my mind. Thanks.
