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It's rust and a lot of un-washed-off mud from the desert in Utah.That looks like mudd
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It's rust and a lot of un-washed-off mud from the desert in Utah.That looks like mudd
I had my eye on that one, too. it was originally pulled before the auction ended for a possible local sale and later reposted. Didn't it have a reserve that wasn't met, or am I mixing that up with their BIN price?Here is what I think we’ve all been hoping for; reasonable price on a 2016. Guy wouldn’t ship and couldn’t make the trip but this gets a thumbs up. Lot of listing prices staying up there but this is a good sign.
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I saw this too, good price but a lot of miles with unknown maintenance history. Could still be a good pickup though.
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I wonder if it's a matte wrap over the black paint? The aftermarket headrest are probably better than the OEM ones, but still not my cup of tea since they'll be obsolete in a couple of years (assuming they're not already) and then you're stuck with a large hole in the headrest. The price is actually quite reasonable. Ask them to send you some pictures of the undercarriage since rust is a big issue in NY.
Used 2018 Toyota Land Cruiser For Sale at Lexus of Queens | VIN: JTMCY7AJ4J4068558
Used 2018 Toyota Land Cruiser from Lexus of Queens in Long Island City, NY, 11101. Call 347-774-2615 for more information.www.lexusofqueens.com
Anyone familiar with this truck? Thoughts on price?
For sale in Queens, looks like it spent most of its life in New York State/Long Island.
Apologies if its already been posted.
It looks to be a clear wrap making the appearance of the paint matte.I wonder if it's a matte wrap over the black paint? The aftermarket headrest are probably better than the OEM ones, but still not my cup of tea since they'll be obsolete in a couple of years (assuming they're not already) and then you're stuck with a large hole in the headrest. The price is actually quite reasonable. Ask them to send you some pictures of the undercarriage since rust is a big issue in NY.
I bought a C7 once that had a wrap on it and one of the conditions of sale was the dealer having it removed prior to delivery. They obliged and in this case at least the paint was fine, in fact it looked damn near new thanks to wrap. However, I found myself peeling off pieces that were left behind in every nook, cranny, and crevice for the next few months that I owned that car. Minor annoyance.Anyone have any experience removing a wrap? Any chance the paint can be damaged?
Bit high for the mileage. There are better deals out there.Hi All- I’m considering a 2021 LC HE with 50,000 miles. Dealer is asking $81k. Its stock other than front bilsteins to even ride height (dealer will install matching rear shocks for free since they have in stock) , 2 row seating, black exterior. Can anyone opine on that price? Seems reasonable but I don’t follow prices closely as I’ve been married to my LX470. Seems like I can find a non HE version with similar miles for $10k or so less than the $81k ask on the HE. Any enthusiast opinions there? I appreciate any feedback from the pros/forum members. Thank you.
Bought my 2020HE in stock form (except for KO3s that dealer split the cost with me) back in August for $81k. Also 2row, but white. Granted it is a 2020 (not 21), but it had only 33kmiles and was a gold CPO. If this is a Toyota dealer I would at least ask for the CPO. You are right HEs command a premium of at least $10k, but to me it is really worth it because of the looks, added height (2row ones) and if you ever trade, they will be more valuable.Hi All- I’m considering a 2021 LC HE with 50,000 miles. Dealer is asking $81k. Its stock other than front bilsteins to even ride height (dealer will install matching rear shocks for free since they have in stock) , 2 row seating, black exterior. Can anyone opine on that price? Seems reasonable but I don’t follow prices closely as I’ve been married to my LX470. Seems like I can find a non HE version with similar miles for $10k or so less than the $81k ask on the HE. Any enthusiast opinions there? I appreciate any feedback from the pros/forum members. Thank you.
Thank you for the reply. The dealer said they couldn’t CPO because of the bilsteins and Falken Wildpeak tires. Nonetheless, your response was very helpful and I appreciate it.Bought my 2020HE in stock form (except for KO3s that dealer split the cost with me) back in August for $81k. Also 2row, but white. Granted it is a 2020 (not 21), but it had only 33kmiles and was a gold CPO. If this is a Toyota dealer I would at least ask for the CPO. You are right HEs command a premium of at least $10k, but to me it is really worth it because of the looks, added height (2row ones) and if you ever trade, they will be more valuable.
Thank you for the reply. The only lower priced ‘21 Heritages I’ve seen have 80k+ miles. Maybe that’s what you’re referring to? I’m all ears if you know of better deals available. Thanks again for the reply.Bit high for the mileage. There are better deals out there.
Looks like it's slim pickings on HE's at the moment. I found a couple in the Boston area with mid 30K miles give or take priced similarly. For context I paid $89k for mine and it had 12k miles on it. This looks to be one of the better deals at the moment based on my brief search just now. 21k miles, 2020, asking $86k but you are getting a Toyota CPO warranty which may make it worthwhile. 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition Stillwater OK | Janzen Toyota JTMCY7AJ7L4089505 - https://www.janzentoyota.com/used------JTMCY7AJ7L4089505?utm_source=cargurus.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cargurus_listingsThank you for the reply. The only lower priced ‘21 Heritages I’ve seen have 80k+ miles. Maybe that’s what you’re referring to? I’m all ears if you know of better deals available. Thanks again for the reply.
Yeah. That is the downside of mods, even if minimal. Also, bear in mind that I specifically looked for southern trucks. Bought mine here in TX. Living in the state was easier and convenient to me and I would not accept any rust. This might factor in the prices you are finding, but your case may be different if you live more to the north.Thank you for the reply. The dealer said they couldn’t CPO because of the bilsteins and Falken Wildpeak tires. Nonetheless, your response was very helpful and I appreciate it.
Hey man howz it going with the little dude