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I’ve been talking to the guy in Sarasota. Not really moving on price and a bit rusty on underside due to being a northern car.
Consider me shocked. $122k is a smoking deal for the buyer imo.It will be very interesting to see where that lands, I suspect $155-150k.
That has half the miles mine does but if they get $150k, consider me tempted![]()
Makes me think you still feel 200> 250 or possibly just from an appreciation point of viewConsider me shocked. $122k is a smoking deal for the buyer imo.
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At that, I'll be keeping mine![]()
Makes me think you still feel 200> 250 or possibly just from an appreciation point of view
They had to peak at some point... Do not believe we will see another one for more than this. Does not get any better than a 2021 with 19 miles. Perhaps a third row, but really depends on the buyer. To me the 2rows carry more value than the 3rows...but that's just me.Consider me shocked. $122k is a smoking deal for the buyer imo.
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At that, I'll be keeping mine![]()
Thing is this isn't peak. This one brought $133k back in March and it had 8k miles on it along with some of the best listing photos I have seen. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-15/They had to peak at some point... Do not believe we will see another one for more than this. Does not get any better than a 2021 with 19 miles. Perhaps a third row, but really depends on the buyer. To me the 2rows carry more value than the 3rows...but that's just me.
Pacific Blue is a nice color! Congrats!New to the forum here.
I just purchased a 2008 Pacific Blue LC from Washington. 135xxxMiles for $28.5 (about 39k CAD) in overall nice shape with a bit of surface rust underneath. I'll be importing it into BC Canada hopefully next weekend,
Coming from a 98' Supercharged 4Runner I've had the last 5 years (just rolled over 270xxxmiles!).
I agree, even after the BaT fees, 129k is a good deal on a HE with delivery miles. Most were expecting that to go north of 140k. HE prices are all over the placeThing is this isn't peak. This one brought $133k back in March and it had 8k miles on it along with some of the best listing photos I have seen. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-15/
Overall I feel like $122k was a good deal for both parties. Kudos to the seller for not setting a reserve. I know of at least one more of these out there with 8 miles on it. I called to ask how much and was told $180k![]()
Didnt you just sell a white HE to get a silver HE with less miles?Anyone here with Manheim access that would so kind as to pull the latest numbers? Curious to see what low mileage 200's (talking 20k miles or less) are bringing on wholesale? I'm entertaining the idea of selling but my first offer was only $81k. If that's all I can expect from a dealer I will go the private party or BaT route. I truthfully don't want to sell but could use the cash here and now.
I did. Mileage wasn’t really the motivator. Surface rust and overall condition were the main motivators there. Color was a bonus for me as well.Didnt you just sell a white HE to get a silver HE with less miles?
Even for a 2021, NE, Base spec with 80k miles for $70k seems excessive, if not a HE.Only two years in Illinois per the carfax.
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2021 with 80k for $70k
I initially thought this was a better deal that it now seems. At least it has KO2s..
When I said peak, I was already considering the one sold in March. I guess, to me that $133k was "peak", since the 19mile one went for under that. Still, to me paying that much only justifies if you are buying to put it in a museum. It is too much of a premium just to be the first owner and drive it as intended. Much rather pay $80 or $90k for a low mileage southern HE truck. At least that is what I did.Thing is this isn't peak. This one brought $133k back in March and it had 8k miles on it along with some of the best listing photos I have seen. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-15/
Overall I feel like $122k was a good deal for both parties. Kudos to the seller for not setting a reserve. I know of at least one more of these out there with 8 miles on it. I called to ask how much and was told $180k![]()
Oh I agree 100%. I have spent within the $80-$90k range on two occasions now for HE trucks. The first one was not a southern truck, hence why I bought the second. I think 200's are fantastic vehicles but I could not justify spending even the $122k (plus fees) that the 19 mile one just sold for.When I said peak, I was already considering the one sold in March. I guess, to me that $133k was "peak", since the 19mile one went for under that. Still, to me paying that much only justifies if you are buying to put it in a museum. It is too much of a premium just to be the first owner and drive it as intended. Much rather pay $80 or $90k for a low mileage southern HE truck. At least that is what I did.