What should a used 2018 LC200 cost with under 15,000 miles? Certified Vs Not (1 Viewer)

[Eire32]

20s have LED interior lights

See this is helpful!
Cos I know 2018+ have soft tailgate open and power assist rear door, new shape key which I like, and I believe the LED screen was better resolution but can’t confirm

 

[ridetime]

20s have LED interior lights

I'm pretty sure my 18 also has them. They seem to put out a whiter light than older vehicles I have owned at least?

 

[Angelo1]

I'm pretty sure my 18 also has them. They seem to put out a whiter light than older vehicles I have owned at least?

Correct, my 19 also has led interior lights

 

[rscoleman]

You ask what would I pay so these are my answers. For used 2019 LC with 15K miles. I would not go above 75K. I would likely start at 68K in dealer negotiations.
For a new 2019 never driven 87K start negotiations at 82K.
I bought used 2016 in 2018 that was 2 year lease for someone and it had 14400miles I got it for 65K dealer did not do certification but I bought 100K 10year warranty.

 

[lifeofreilly]

For the 2018 LC200 w/ 15K miles. $68K if they threw in the 100K Toyota platinum warranty at cost (~ $1400). And perhaps 5-10 free services through Toyota Care. That's a solid handshake deal IMO. This is assuming the history of the vehicle is trusted and no accidents/repairs have been made. The area of the country will swing this +/- $3K

 

[CAMPTX2002]

For what it's worth, I just paid $62k for a single owner 2018 LC with just under 40,000 miles. Also has brand new brake pads, rotors and tires.

 

[4wheelgreg]

I paid 76k for a left over 2018 last year , the dealer had 6 cruisers , the best deal was a dealer demo with 5k on it and they wanted 72k for the AKA dealers kid beat the snot out of it and want me to buy it calling it a Demo.
The best deal on a brand new was my 2018 with 40 miles in black with brown interior for 76K . I got a home run for my trade getting 10k more than I paid for it .
New guy here