I think what's most remarkable about the Victory Toyota car is that it JUST sold on BAT on March 9th for $107,000. So in less than a week the guy's looking to flip it for a cool $43k profit.
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What is the saying about a “fool and his Money?”
At this point this 2020 Heritage with 31k miles seems like an absolute bargain at $98k. I wonder how long it'll last
Maybe I'll buy it and put it up for sale somewhere else for $175k to make the $150k one look like a deal
Maybe I'll buy it and put it up for sale somewhere else for $175k to make the $150k one look like a deal
I just sold a white 2020 Heritage Edition back in December (2025). 18k miles, southern owned. $90k. Hated to let go of her, as that was my "forever car", but life called. Its crazy what they are fetching, but we all know the naturally aspirated V8s are the gold standard these days.
Considering the price void people are buying at BAT, there is a very HIGH likelihood you would be successful in doing so there.Maybe I'll buy it and put it up for sale somewhere else for $175k to make the $150k one look like a deal
Man, for $90k with that mileage i would say you gave it away.
As much as i Like the conversation here, i feel like it's turned into a "circle jerk" of "OMG the last model year went for x, and should be y."
Honestly the thread was way better when people actually posted what they bought with their cash and what they paid and we moved on.
Checking this to keep tabs on trends when its page after page of conjecture about rich people and what they choose to spend their money on isnt particularly useful for 99% of folks.
Then again i could just be a debbie downer but i think i have a point here.
Honestly the thread was way better when people actually posted what they bought with their cash and what they paid and we moved on.
Checking this to keep tabs on trends when its page after page of conjecture about rich people and what they choose to spend their money on isnt particularly useful for 99% of folks.
Then again i could just be a debbie downer but i think i have a point here.
Just curious as I'm in NC as well - at that price did you sell it privately or to a dealer? If privately, where did you list it for sale?
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Picked up a white 2021 with black interior with 43k miles for 79.5k One owner, clear car fax, regular dealer maintenance. Missing the 3rd row.
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Bought a 2013 one owner, zero rust, dealer maintained Land Cruiser with 80k miles for 36k
Louisiana?
Correct!
Good for you. I sent it to a friend and he was too slow.
See? This is what I call a reasonable buy/sell. Now imagine paying $50k+ for the same rig at BAT.
Finally got one. We were set on getting a 13-15 with the tan interior. 2013, one owner southern truck, 178k miles. Paid $26k.
Now I just need to track down running boards for the wife.
Now I just need to track down running boards for the wife.
Well done!
Was able to pick this up in the low 50s. 2020 white/terra 95k miles.
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beautiful!
Two shocking things IMO.
1 - I do not know how people live with trashed cars like that on a daily basis. I must be wired very differently.
2 - I also do not understand how a lexus dealer puts a car with seats like that in their lot. At least, I would expect they try to do some sort of reconditioning first. Worst of all, this is the dealer I take my car in for maintenance.
Waiting to take delivery (which I'll gladly share details as soon as it arrives), but in the meantime, does anyone find it bizarre that Cars.com is listing three 2021 Land Cruisers at Jones Toyota in Maryland, but the dealer website isn't listing a single one