SOLD!

It's great vehicle that has been meticulously cared for, at least for the past 4.5 years. It has a clean title and no problems that I am aware of. I've upgraded to a newer GX460 to get a 3rd row, or else I would keep it until the wheels fell off. I've done my best to show the good and bad in the pictures, but feel free to ask for anything in particular that I have not covered.

Asking $10,000 OBO. No Trades.

- Non Smoker
- No pets
- Adult Owned
- 173k miles
- Clean Texas Title
- Driven gently, washed with PH neutral soap, and well cared for (I've owned it 4.5 years)

Features:
- Black Exterior
- Grey Interior
- JBL premium sound with subwoofer from factory
- GPS Navigation
- Bluetooth
- Moonroof/Sunroof
- Heated Seats
- V6, 5Spd Auto, 4Hi/4Lo
- X-REAS system
- Trailer Hitch/tow package
- Mirror turning indicators

The Good:
- Oil changed every 3-4,000mi
- 12v battery replaced with Autocraft platinum 5 yr warranty last year
- BF Goodrich KO2 All Terrains from Discount Tire with new TPS sensors - 8k miles ago in May 2018
- Replaced A/C Evaporator core Fall 2018
- Upgraded interior lights to LED
- Warranty recall fixed on airbag
- Regular 4Runner maintenance schedule is always followed by my mechanic

The good:
- Rear seats are amazing
- No blown speakers
- Better condition than most 4th generation 4Runners that you will find
- darker tint to keep it cooler in Texas
- cold A/C

The Bad:
- Some chips in the front bumper
- Driver seat is worn - front passenger seat has visible use.
- missing plastic engine cover (it was cracked so just tossed it)
- Carfax says it had a light accident in it's first year of life - but I only see ripples in paint which are pictured.

Body condition:
7.5/10 (scuffs here and there, but still shiny)
Interior condition:
8.5/10 (other than the front seats, it's in great shape)

Here is the Carfax Report - it does show an accident in 2006 on the rear quarter, but I see no damage other than the spidering on the paint. Not sure how to remove the issue on odometer, but it appears it was a mistake by Sears.