For Sale Most recent 200 Series purchase prices (3 Viewers)

Hi! IF you're willing to share, I thought it might be helpful for the rest of us to better understand what the market prices are for the 200 series (and LX 570 I suppose). I'm personally looking for one, have found a few, and curious what others' purchase prices have been so I can negotiate (or not) properly.

Please share purchase price, year, mileage at purchase, and location (east/west/south, etc...)

Thanks and happy hunting for those also looking.

 

[tcarriza]

The one at Miramar Motorsports has been for sale for a LONG, LONG time. Over the last few years, they've been grabbing any Toyota's they can find, 4Runners, Sequoias, Tacoma's, Tundra's etc.

They lift them, put a few other aftermarket parts on and flip them - looking for people that will use their financing at overinflated prices.

Is this the same thing Kings Chariot does in Florida?

 

[Motonoia]

Is this the same thing Kings Chariot does in Florida?

Yeah pretty much the same business model. Just finding decent LCs and modifying them + mark up to make sales. Can't knock it, as people continue to buy them. I would only consider a stock, unmodified example from either Miramar Motorsports or King's Chariot. But better than that, I would prefer to buy something directly from an original owner. There is a mark up paid for the convenience of MM or KC finding a rig. I've been resistant to paying that mark up but I might concede if they have a good 200 available.

 

[wbates]

Would really love y'alls advice on these two 200's that I am looking at. First one is a 2014 that has had solid service records and have spoken to the seller for several days and definitely has taken care of the truck also has the BP-51 suspension setup along with solid wheels and tires. He is going to fix the transfer case issue ($2500) before sale and said he will take $37k. Truck is in NC so will have to fly out and drive back or get a transport for this one.

- SOLD -2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 148,000 Miles - Asheville, NC - $38,000

2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 147,952 Miles - $38,000 – Located in Asheville, NC Truck is my wife’s daily driver but won't fit in our garage (old house/long story) so makes sense to let it go. We are the second owner and purchased it stock in August of 2021 with 124,915 miles. The truck has been...

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Second option is a 2016 that we actually just got at our Sewell Lexus Fort Worth store. It is a one owner in Texas not sure on how up to date service is in terms of if the radiator has been replaced etc. It's bone stock as it stands currently. Benefit of this is obviously much closer to Austin along with coming from my dealership I can technically sell it to myself so make a bit of money back from that and they said price for me would be $40k before TTL.

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What do you recommend? Go for the 2014 with all the mods already on that I might want to do anyway sometime soon or is the 2016+ facelift really worth the price bump and have a bone stock rig and work up from there?

 

[Motonoia]

Would really love y'alls advice on these two 200's that I am looking at. First one is a 2014 that has had solid service records and have spoken to the seller for several days and definitely has taken care of the truck also has the BP-51 suspension setup along with solid wheels and tires. He is going to fix the transfer case issue ($2500) before sale and said he will take $37k. Truck is in NC so will have to fly out and drive back or get a transport for this one.

- SOLD -2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 148,000 Miles - Asheville, NC - $38,000

2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 147,952 Miles - $38,000 – Located in Asheville, NC Truck is my wife’s daily driver but won't fit in our garage (old house/long story) so makes sense to let it go. We are the second owner and purchased it stock in August of 2021 with 124,915 miles. The truck has been...

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Second option is a 2016 that we actually just got at our Sewell Lexus Fort Worth store. It is a one owner in Texas not sure on how up to date service is in terms of if the radiator has been replaced etc. It's bone stock as it stands currently. Benefit of this is obviously much closer to Austin along with coming from my dealership I can technically sell it to myself so make a bit of money back from that and they said price for me would be $40k before TTL.

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What do you recommend? Go for the 2014 with all the mods already on that I might want to do anyway sometime soon or is the 2016+ facelift really worth the price bump and have a bone stock rig and work up from there?

2014 has problems getting into 4lo, may want to have an accurate diagnosis on that before jumping in.

2016 has an 8 speed trans as well. Which is an improvement over the 2nd facelift 200s.

Between these 2, the 2016 seems like the pick especially where it is priced.

 

[goodwin1980]

Would really love y'alls advice on these two 200's that I am looking at. First one is a 2014 that has had solid service records and have spoken to the seller for several days and definitely has taken care of the truck also has the BP-51 suspension setup along with solid wheels and tires. He is going to fix the transfer case issue ($2500) before sale and said he will take $37k. Truck is in NC so will have to fly out and drive back or get a transport for this one.

- SOLD -2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 148,000 Miles - Asheville, NC - $38,000

2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 147,952 Miles - $38,000 – Located in Asheville, NC Truck is my wife’s daily driver but won't fit in our garage (old house/long story) so makes sense to let it go. We are the second owner and purchased it stock in August of 2021 with 124,915 miles. The truck has been...

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Second option is a 2016 that we actually just got at our Sewell Lexus Fort Worth store. It is a one owner in Texas not sure on how up to date service is in terms of if the radiator has been replaced etc. It's bone stock as it stands currently. Benefit of this is obviously much closer to Austin along with coming from my dealership I can technically sell it to myself so make a bit of money back from that and they said price for me would be $40k before TTL.

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What do you recommend? Go for the 2014 with all the mods already on that I might want to do anyway sometime soon or is the 2016+ facelift really worth the price bump and have a bone stock rig and work up from there?

I recommend the 2016. You will appreciate the upgrades from the pre-facelift model. Also, I purchased a 200 about a year ago with plans to modify. I drove the vehicle for a while and immediately changed my mind because I enjoy its stock setup. I no longer have plans to modify until I need new tires which is probably another 2-3 years out and even then I may not modify (e.g., suspension).

 

[UZJ100LC]

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I posted this a few pages ago. But I am interested in this 2008 lx 570 166,000 miles for asking price $27000.

Good maintenance history and seems to have the mods I want wheels and roof rack.

I am hesitant about the 2008 model year. That would be a first year production vehicle, which I have always tried to stay away from. Anything to be concerned about in regards to this?

 

[krice118]

Trimmed running boards. Running boards that were pretty crunched up at that.

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I posted this a few pages ago. But I am interested in this 2008 lx 570 166,000 miles for asking price $27000.

Good maintenance history and seems to have the mods I want wheels and roof rack.

I am hesitant about the 2008 model year. That would be a first year production vehicle, which I have always tried to stay away from. Anything to be concerned about in regards to this?

I think that’s too high for a 2008. I paid $29k for my 2013 and 155k miles with $3k of aftermarket goodies back in August

 

[TheLCProject]

Would really love y'alls advice on these two 200's that I am looking at. First one is a 2014 that has had solid service records and have spoken to the seller for several days and definitely has taken care of the truck also has the BP-51 suspension setup along with solid wheels and tires. He is going to fix the transfer case issue ($2500) before sale and said he will take $37k. Truck is in NC so will have to fly out and drive back or get a transport for this one.

- SOLD -2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 148,000 Miles - Asheville, NC - $38,000

2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 147,952 Miles - $38,000 – Located in Asheville, NC Truck is my wife’s daily driver but won't fit in our garage (old house/long story) so makes sense to let it go. We are the second owner and purchased it stock in August of 2021 with 124,915 miles. The truck has been...

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Second option is a 2016 that we actually just got at our Sewell Lexus Fort Worth store. It is a one owner in Texas not sure on how up to date service is in terms of if the radiator has been replaced etc. It's bone stock as it stands currently. Benefit of this is obviously much closer to Austin along with coming from my dealership I can technically sell it to myself so make a bit of money back from that and they said price for me would be $40k before TTL.

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What do you recommend? Go for the 2014 with all the mods already on that I might want to do anyway sometime soon or is the 2016+ facelift really worth the price bump and have a bone stock rig and work up from there?

I like that 2016. 152k miles is a lot, but it's good to see those prices coming down for 2016+

 

[El Skywalker]

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I posted this a few pages ago. But I am interested in this 2008 lx 570 166,000 miles for asking price $27000.

Good maintenance history and seems to have the mods I want wheels and roof rack.

I am hesitant about the 2008 model year. That would be a first year production vehicle, which I have always tried to stay away from. Anything to be concerned about in regards to this?

2008 is about $8k too much IMO.

 

[777Gage]

Would really love y'alls advice on these two 200's that I am looking at. First one is a 2014 that has had solid service records and have spoken to the seller for several days and definitely has taken care of the truck also has the BP-51 suspension setup along with solid wheels and tires. He is going to fix the transfer case issue ($2500) before sale and said he will take $37k. Truck is in NC so will have to fly out and drive back or get a transport for this one.

- SOLD -2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 148,000 Miles - Asheville, NC - $38,000

2014 Toyota Land Cruiser - 147,952 Miles - $38,000 – Located in Asheville, NC Truck is my wife’s daily driver but won't fit in our garage (old house/long story) so makes sense to let it go. We are the second owner and purchased it stock in August of 2021 with 124,915 miles. The truck has been...

forum.expeditionportal.com

Second option is a 2016 that we actually just got at our Sewell Lexus Fort Worth store. It is a one owner in Texas not sure on how up to date service is in terms of if the radiator has been replaced etc. It's bone stock as it stands currently. Benefit of this is obviously much closer to Austin along with coming from my dealership I can technically sell it to myself so make a bit of money back from that and they said price for me would be $40k before TTL.

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What do you recommend? Go for the 2014 with all the mods already on that I might want to do anyway sometime soon or is the 2016+ facelift really worth the price bump and have a bone stock rig and work up from there?

2016

 

[Blackford Oakes]

2014 has problems getting into 4lo, may want to have an accurate diagnosis on that before jumping in.

2016 has an 8 speed trans as well. Which is an improvement over the 2nd facelift 200s.

Between these 2, the 2016 seems like the pick especially where it is priced.

Thought I might chime in on this.

I have a 16 and a 13 , both Toyotas, and I much prefer the punchy 6-speed. The 8-speed is still way less responsive in first gear, even with ECT engaged.

All of these trucks have 4wd systems that need to be exercised regularly to insure they work when you need them too. Certainly something you need to fiddle with on the lot during your PPE.

Any specific questions for me, please feel free to ask.

 

[Motonoia]

Thought I might chime in on this.

I have a 16 and a 13 , both Toyotas, and I much prefer the punchy 6-speed. The 8-speed is still way less responsive in first gear, even with ECT engaged.

All of these trucks have 4wd systems that need to be exercised regularly to insure they work when you need them too. Certainly something you need to fiddle with on the lot during your PPE.

Any specific questions for me, please feel free to ask.

A question for you, but also anyone that can chime in on this as well. Does the 6 speed vs. 8 speed make any difference for towing? I'm mostly considering a 200 over any other LC simply because of the towing capacity. I plan to tow my track car (3,750 lb car + 1,250 lb trailer) regularly. I know that the towing capacity for the 200 definitely clears what I'm towing, but I want to have some stability/confidence while towing.

If I don't get a 200, I will probably opt for a 2500/HD truck of some sort (which I know will probably tow better). My question is mostly if the 200 can handle that kind of towing regularly (20 times a year about 500 miles per trip, including up/down the CA Grapevine). If it can pull that off, which trans should I opt for? 6 speed or 8 speed?

 

[krice118]

A question for you, but also anyone that can chime in on this as well. Does the 6 speed vs. 8 speed make any difference for towing? I'm mostly considering a 200 over any other LC simply because of the towing capacity. I plan to tow my track car (3,750 lb car + 1,250 lb trailer) regularly. I know that the towing capacity for the 200 definitely clears what I'm towing, but I want to have some stability/confidence while towing.

If I don't get a 200, I will probably opt for a 2500/HD truck of some sort (which I know will probably tow better). My question is mostly if the 200 can handle that kind of towing regularly (20 times a year about 500 miles per trip, including up/down the CA Grapevine). If it can pull that off, which trans should I opt for? 6 speed or 8 speed?

I’d seriously look at an LX for towing or a half ton pickup. both are much better than an LC

 

[Blackford Oakes]

My question is mostly if the 200 can handle that kind of towing regularly (20 times a year about 500 miles per trip, including up/down the CA Grapevine). If it can pull that off, which trans should I opt for? 6 speed or 8 speed?

I don't have the towing experience to comment on this but, certainly, many people in the 200 community tow like hell with their LC.

 

[open country]

If I don't get a 200, I will probably opt for a 2500/HD truck of some sort (which I know will probably tow better). My question is mostly if the 200 can handle that kind of towing regularly (20 times a year about 500 miles per trip, including up/down the CA Grapevine). If it can pull that off, which trans should I opt for? 6 speed or 8 speed?

Paging @wngrog who just retired his 200 (8 Speed) from towing duty in favor of an HD domestic pickup.

 

[wngrog]

Paging @wngrog who just retired his 200 (8 Speed) from towing duty in favor of an HD domestic pickup.

I just did the same trip to PA pulling a trailer. 1200 miles last year and agin this year.

My 200 has air bags. 8 speed. I tow in 6 though.

Last year in the 200 I got 8 mpg.

This year brand new duramax 2500 I got 11 mpg.

Diesel is a dollar more a gallon.

That’s the Econ.

Truck obviously tows easier. Effortlessness

I never felt like I was hurting the 200 towing with it but I just want to stop putting miles on the 200 and just use it for camping

200s tow great. With airbags.

 

[TheLCProject]

I just did the same trip to PA pulling a trailer. 1200 miles last year and agin this year.

My 200 has air bags. 8 speed. I tow in 6 though.

Last year in the 200 I got 8 mpg.

This year brand new duramax 2500 I got 11 mpg.

Diesel is a dollar more a gallon.

That’s the Econ.

Truck obviously tows easier. Effortlessness

I never felt like I was hurting the 200 towing with it but I just want to stop putting miles on the 200 and just use it for camping

200s tow great. With airbags.

Any comments on braking differences between the two platforms?

 

[Blackford Oakes]

Good thread here:

Towing with a 200-series Toyota Land Cruiser

 

[wngrog]

Any comments on braking differences between the two platforms?

I have a Redarc on the 200 and good trailer brakes so I never had issues

Obviously a diesel 2500 is a superior platform but I never stressed towing with my 200

 

[mattyokan]

Almost pulled the trigger on this one but since it was local and was below 70K but decided I'm going to hold out for the right Blue Onyx/Terra 200 series to make the jump from my 2006. Looks like it's been sitting on the lot for a month now so I'm unsure why it hasn't sold: price/mileage difference, two-owner, Black/Black, or some combination of those factors?

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