2019 LX in NJ with 36,000 - Certified for 69K. Very clean. Dealer is Route 10 Lexus…oops. Thought it read LX, not LC. LC seems to always price higher
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Black interior, which I’ve found is more rare on the brandywines.
Terra or black?
Prices do seem to have normalized and I agree there isn’t a crash unless something unforeseen happens.
I have taken notice of the large number of 20/21’s on the market, Toyota just flipped their executive fleet with new Sequoia’s and some non Cruiser buyers who bought during the hype year got tired of outdated tech and traded for a Yukon, Escalade, Tahoe, etc.
However, I counted 8 sold rigs and almost that many WTB’s on the first 2 pages of the this sub forum, I bought another 200 ~3 weeks ago and I think every rig I seriously considered is now sold. I see this as good news, prices are fair and people are still buying, seems my Econ professor shared that phenomenon with me!
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Not sure what your talking about theres basically a 10 year old cruiser for sale now on this forum for 52k and I’ll update my status to say 42k is still crazy for a 10 year old vehicle with 140,000 miles on it. Yall keep buying em though.You’re in luck! The 10-year-old ones are already going for barely over half what you think they are. Guess they’ve already dropped to rock status.
I realize you are new to the forum and likely Land Cruisers, so welcome!
I am confident Land Cruisers will continue to sell at fair market value.
A little advice, if you cite accurate data you will enjoy your experience here, maybe your research could benefit from a mean, median, mode, and outlier plotting?
Regardless there are Cruiser folks and non Cruiser folks, we accept that fact!
And that $52k 10 year old cruiser will probably sit for awhile at that price.
Do you even Land Cruiser bruh?
Yea, asking price doesn't equal sale price. I'm sure half of the Land Cruisers on this forum right now are listed for far more than what they're worth. That doesn't mean anyone is buying them. Pretty simple stuff that seems to be escaping the new guy.
Very interesting graph. Where within Edmunds do you access this type of info? I'm having a little difficulty finding this through their drop down menus. Thanks!
I just tried and it is no longer showing up. It was coming up at the end of the appraisal process on page with offer / costs.
For giggles, compare what I bought my 4 year old lx570 for in 2019. 2015 lx570, 53k miles, private party. Bought for $43k.
That’s a big price delta.
They are now down to 77,800 lol. I told them I was a buyer at 75k. Playing the waiting game now.
I'd say dropping $5k in 2 months could be described as "dropping like a rock" so its already happened, and so what is going to happen to cause whats already happening could be described as simply, "more of the same".
Congrats on the new purchase!
Another data point. I bought the 2016 grey/terra with 65k miles listed in the classifieds for $65k. After shopping for ~6 months I felt like this was a fair price for both parties given the condition of the vehicle. Also wanted to lock in a loan before interest rates went up (2.59% for 60 mo at local credit union)
Yup, prices gone insane. Here is an interesting point of reference to support what you're saying for a few LC200 2015-2014 prices from 2018 and 2019 to today. Notice increased cost and increased mileage.For giggles, compare what I bought my 4 year old lx570 for in 2019. 2015 lx570, 53k miles, private party. Bought for $43k.
That’s a big price delta.
Anyone had any luck lately with a purchase?