Eyeing a 2011 LC with 115k. They’re asking $35k. Looks to be in pretty great shape. Only 1 key.
Is $35k too high, even with the low mileage?
Is $35k too high, even with the low mileage?
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You have to make your own decision, but I think so.
You can get a 2014/15 LX for the same money. And personally I would rather spend 45 for a 2016 LC with the same miles then 35 for 2011.
Only slightly exaggerating: the high prices will only stay high as long as people keep paying them.
Now is a good time to be shopping for these rigs. 4 dollar gas + inflation is eating into budgets. I love my rig, but it gets 13 mpg. I don’t particularly like lighting money on fire, so I’m looking for alternatives. You see this play out daily, with people selling their rigs to buy a commuter. Now is the time to be patient and wait for the fire sale.
Hoping the trend continues. If I can find a very clean 08-11 LC with reasonable miles for sub-$25k, I'm pouncing.
This is a good deal and should become more commonplace I think in the next 6 months. All the high mileage facelifts sitting at $50K plus starting to get marked down.
Interesting price point since we see slim to no salvage title trucks.
2014 LC, 100K miles, TX, $35K (and been sitting for months so discount very possible and likely). Seller not super responsive, did not have pictures of incident either. Still, seems like at least $5K off for salvage title, and perhaps even more.
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2014 LC, 100K miles, TX, $35K (and been sitting for months so discount very possible and likely). Seller not super responsive, did not have pictures of incident either. Still, seems like at least $5K off for salvage title, and perhaps even more.
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When did the accident occur?Interesting price point since we see slim to no salvage title trucks.
2014 LC, 100K miles, TX, $35K (and been sitting for months so discount very possible and likely). Seller not super responsive, did not have pictures of incident either. Still, seems like at least $5K off for salvage title, and perhaps even more.
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Houston-area salvage titles are most often flood related. $5k not enough of a discount in my opinion.
Yeah only salvage-titles I might be interested in is theft recovery. Flooding is too scary for me, and accidents can be a big deal too.
"Certified by Carfax - NO ACCIDENTS." and no damage described by the dealer 
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Now this is one I saw on eBay that set off my scam detector, and I think likely set off a lot of others as well. If this is a real deal, then someone got away lucky. I was not looking to waste my time.
2014 LC, 100K, NE Truck, JTMHY7AJ3E4022487 - "Sold" for $34K.
However, the description is very light and mentions that the vehicle was serviced at Toyota, but no records show up post 2013.
2014 LC, 100K, NE Truck, JTMHY7AJ3E4022487 - "Sold" for $34K.
However, the description is very light and mentions that the vehicle was serviced at Toyota, but no records show up post 2013.
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This could be taken for $48k. I am not uncertain.
A single-owner, dealer serviced 2010 LC sold very quickly at a dealer in San Antonio. Asking price $34k, 110k miles. I was going to head down to check it out today, but it sold within one day of listing.
Here is the FB listing: Log into Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/151250694735709/
I pulled the dealer maintenance history and it's extensive. They really took care of it. Looks like there were 3 potentially costly repairs done this year, which is what I assume caused the owner to finally trade it in.
Here is the FB listing: Log into Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/151250694735709/
I pulled the dealer maintenance history and it's extensive. They really took care of it. Looks like there were 3 potentially costly repairs done this year, which is what I assume caused the owner to finally trade it in.
Sold this 2011 LX570 with 195k miles for 22k just the other day, I flushed fluids, put on a half rack (Rhino Rack pioneer) with Ironman feet, ARB rear bumper, weathertech mats for all 3 area's and some Black Rhino wheels.
We just witnessed a 2017 with just 7000 miles TX truck getting sold for $77500 on BAT. This tells the reality.
One of the SHADIEST dealerships here in CO has had a 2019 LC with 114k miles since January of this year. One owner rider, Clean Carfax history with a build and sold dealership here in CO but ZERO maintenance history on the Toyota site which I've never seen before. Listed for 58k and driven by the dealerships owner for 700 miles over the last 9 months. Sent to auction twice with no success when it was finally reduced to 48k a week ago. A buddy of mine went to test drive if and made the offer of 44k prior to the drive contingent on how it did on the test. to which they agreed. He returned and asked for a 42k cash deal and they said they had to think about it.
The next day they reprice it 68k and say it's the market adjustment?
The next day they reprice it 68k and say it's the market adjustment?
Saw that one posted I think. All the reviews said to never go, that it's a total scam.