Hi all,
Thinking about selling my 2022 lunar rock TRD off-road. I am in Canada and with our dollar so low now I wonder what it would be worth in the US.
It does have dual climate control which US models do not have. OEM TRD Pro rims and Toyota heritage grill. It has been raised one inch in the front to sit level like a Pro. Wool wax undercoated the week I got it. Everything has been blacked out (inside and out). In Canada the off-roads come standard with softex seats, sunroof, KDSS and climate control. 12,000 miles. Break in oil change done at 1000 miles and second oil change done at 6000 miles.
The vehicle has no liens so can be imported into the US.

Any idea of value in usd?

1.38 to 1 today, yikes! Can't help but think you'd do better selling down here. How many miles/kilometers?

12,000 miles or 20,000 kms

It’s worth less than you think as the warranty is no longer valid if it’s registered outside of Canada and there is a stigma against Canadian vehicles due km vs mi odometer, F vs C climate, etc.


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As far as I know the warranty is valid in the US. This was challenged back in 2008-2010 when the Canadian dollar was worth more or equal to the US dollar. Canadians were flocking south to buy trucks at crazy low prices. Dealerships were threatened with losing their dealership if they sold to Canadians. Most continued to sell but some of the dealers in Canada were mad that people weren't paying their crazy prices so they started to refuse warranty work.
Lots of people move to the US from Canada and bring their vehicle with them, import it and register it in the US and the warranty follows.

I do see the speedometer in kms being a turn off for some. Lots of Canadians don't like having to drive a vehicle in mph.

funny I thought something similar, people in my area like to low ball like you have no idea

I posted it here for $47,500 obo

I'm not sure selling in the US would be a good idea. Obviously people would compare dollar values and do the math - so I don't see any advantage to doing it. However, if I wanted to find out more, I'd contact an auto broker that deals with this kind of thing. They would be able to tell you if it's worth it and help you, for a fee, with whatever is required.

Auto brokers are gaining in popularity because people are getting tired of the varied dealer tricks, BS, and creative math that is so prevalent these days. That's probably how I'm going to approach my next vehicle purchase.

Yeah I think they wont honour warranty. Its been this way along time with various German cars ive tried to import. No factory warranty. Most of the border states will not sell to Canadians even if you pay cash, unless your a legal resident of the US.

if you're looking to sell your vehicle just sell it locally. like mentioned anyone is going to do the math and factor in FX and duty/import etc. the 4runner is not like the land cruiser which people often import to canada because you can't buy one here (unless you want to spend $$$ on an LX570). 4runners are plenty available in the USA and people will buy them there

the dollar might be bad, but what difference does it make if you are living in canada and spending the cash in canada?

Dealers are selling that truck used for 65K CAD. I don't think you're taking a big hit at all. These trucks are selling above MSRP used here on the west coast. It's silly season right now due to no stock.