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Fascinated to see how this does.
Most rare of rare specs. Maybe most desirable? But. Rusty. Two accidents. On lesser auction site with less eyes. If I had to to guess. $70k. Doesn’t meet reserve. If it was rust free, retail it’s like $88k or so.
Ugh! minute of silence please. A rare bird for sure, but the owner did not seem to know what had in his hands. Shame to buy this brand new, knowing it would live in rust country and not throwing a decent underbody coating/protection. I would love to see this posted at BAT - folks there would probably have cardiac arrests just seeing a 3-row-gray-HE (the rarest of all) with an underbody like this. 😅
 
Fascinated to see how this does.
Most rare of rare specs. Maybe most desirable? But. Rusty. Two accidents. On lesser auction site with less eyes. If I had to to guess. $70k. Doesn’t meet reserve. If it was rust free, retail it’s like $88k or so.
For whatever reason C&B always seems to get the crusty cruisers.
 
looking at the photos more closely on the desktop. wholly s***. this unicorn was ridden hard. every quarter panel scratched up like it was parked in a condo garage and they used the walls to find where to put it. the housing for the lights swirled to hell, i'm sure the paint too. did their nanny drive this and take to the gas station car wash? i'm moving my guess down to $64k.
 
looking at the photos more closely on the desktop. wholly s***. this unicorn was ridden hard. every quarter panel scratched up like it was parked in a condo garage and they used the walls to find where to put it. the housing for the lights swirled to hell, i'm sure the paint too. did their nanny drive this and take to the gas station car wash? i'm moving my guess down to $64k.
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Meh - Im in the other camp that says buy it cheap and fix ‘er up. Top notch paint job +/- 10k and thorough rust conversion on the underside would go a long way.😂
 
FYI!!!

Saw this in person. Got a PPI. Seller was at $50k. Offered it to me at $45k. I offered $42.5k. It had at least $8k in tires and mechanical and another $5-$8k in paint. Should have bought. But now it’s trying to be flipped. BAT won’t let me ask about the issues. They keep deleting my questions.
Happy to share PPI for any interested buyers.
 
We all know 200's have been stubborn with depreciation but market manipulation has definitely played a part in that. Personally I find it frustrating as these types of people benefit by keeping the market high. Another dealership who won this one. No Reserve: 12k-Mile 2021 Toyota Land Cruiser URJ200 Heritage Edition - https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-77/

Here it is a few days later. https://www.prime66.com/inventory/toyota/land-cruiser/pr1775/

I still think the market would be strong on these if "regular joe's" were buying them instead of dealership owners but I'd wager prices would be in the low 100k range and back down into the 80-90's on higher mileage examples. Certainly not $130k followed by slapping another $20k on top. :rolleyes:
 
We all know 200's have been stubborn with depreciation but market manipulation has definitely played a part in that. Personally I find it frustrating as these types of people benefit by keeping the market high. Another dealership who won this one. No Reserve: 12k-Mile 2021 Toyota Land Cruiser URJ200 Heritage Edition - https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-77/

Here it is a few days later. https://www.prime66.com/inventory/toyota/land-cruiser/pr1775/

I still think the market would be strong on these if "regular joe's" were buying them instead of dealership owners but I'd wager prices would be in the low 100k range and back down into the 80-90's on higher mileage examples. Certainly not $130k followed by slapping another $20k on top. :rolleyes:
Sale price $125k. BAT fee and shipping say $7k. In it for $132k. If he gets ask he profits $18k not including any bogus fees or there’s a finance kickback of some kind. Not a bad racket.
 
Sale price $125k. BAT fee and shipping say $7k. In it for $132k. If he gets ask he profits $18k not including any bogus fees or there’s a finance kickback of some kind. Not a bad racket.
what's wild to me. anyone willing to pay a massive premium for a Land Cruiser, is someone who's an enthusiast and knows about them and why they cost so much. That person would A. know about BAT and B. know you should run the VIN over even a quick google search before buying any used car, especially an enthusiast and very high priced LC 200. Who are these complete retards buying flipped from BAT HE land cruisers? Love to meet them and sell them mine for just $15k over what i paid.
 
I think there is still a reasonable percentage of people who don’t know about BAT or simply don’t follow the market as closely as those in this thread. Also some people just have the cash and don’t care about the cost. Believe it or not they do sell, all it takes in one buyer.

Still frustrating as most of us are looking for a deal. I was happy to sell mine for a small profit but also knew re-entry would be a bitter pill to swallow.
 
Purchased this at the start of July in So. Oregon from a Subaru dealer. 2016 black w/ black LC200, 142k miles for $38k out the door. West coast car. 1-owner. Heritage wheels were added after I purchased it.

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We all know 200's have been stubborn with depreciation but market manipulation has definitely played a part in that. Personally I find it frustrating as these types of people benefit by keeping the market high. Another dealership who won this one. No Reserve: 12k-Mile 2021 Toyota Land Cruiser URJ200 Heritage Edition - https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2021-toyota-land-cruiser-77/

Here it is a few days later. https://www.prime66.com/inventory/toyota/land-cruiser/pr1775/

I still think the market would be strong on these if "regular joe's" were buying them instead of dealership owners but I'd wager prices would be in the low 100k range and back down into the 80-90's on higher mileage examples. Certainly not $130k followed by slapping another $20k on top. :rolleyes:
Man, I 110% agree with you. I would not like to be on the hunt for a 2016 and up 200 right now. There is one dealership out of Houston and he is the first one in every one of these BAT auctions. Straight to $70k and up no matter what. The rest just follows like sheep.
 
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