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2003 Toyota 4Runner Sport V8 Silver for sale

Woody

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After pampering this baby for 5 months, I've decided it's not worth the payments. My loss can be your gain:

This is practically a brand-new beautiful silver 2003 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition V8, X-REAS sport enhancement system, premium 10 speaker JBL sound system with 6-disc changer, power tilt/slide moonroof, color-keyed rear spoiler, rear seat audio system w/remote control and wireless headphone capabilities, Homelink, sliding cargo cover, cargo net, and towing package. Please differentiate this model from the lower SR5 trim (sorry - no disrespect). Besides the X-REAS system the SR5 doesn't have, the Sport Edition includes: color-keyed heated side mirrors, color-keyed roof racks, beautiful 5-spoke 17 inch rims with raised-lettered Dunlop tires, hood scoop, and tilt/telescopic steering wheel.

Extra features - factory color-keyed sport bumper trim (silver), factory color-keyed running boards (silver), and factory all-weather rubber floor mats (original carpet mats included).
The above respresents over $2000 in value of factory upgrades and the appearance is stunning! This vehicle is in immaculate, PERFECT condition inside and out and has a clean record. As stated previously, this vehicle has been pampered: the oil has been changed twice already, I've had acrylic Teflon sealant applied to the paint, and I have NEVER pushed the throttle hard (you don't need to with this V8). 6,600 miles, mostly highway for work. Kelley Blue Book value is $30,310. Retail price when purchased: $32,988.

I will soon run an Autotrader ad for $27,900. By responding to this post - $27,000! Serious inquires only - (760) 525-1760 or [email protected]. I am in San Diego county, California.
 
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Most people that sell here are brand new members with just one post, you have been here since September. Sorry to see your selling your 4Runner, I know you take a hit when you sell a car that is new.

Good luck & I hope you sell your 4Runner.
 
market...

Sincerely wish you luck selling it. They are great cars that is a great color

Just FYI...

I am shopping for new and dealers are quoting me invoice - invoice +$500 on new cars. Just some data for you.

It could be worse. I am looking at an Explorer Eddie Bauer and they are discounting those $9800 bucks!!!!!

Jim
 
I'm out...

Actually, I've already sold the truck and this is my last post in this forum.
I'm impressed by the resale - I sold it for almost the same price as I purchased it.

Overall, I liked the truck but was disappointed with the seats, comfort-wise and with its jiggle, and how Toyota handled the seat jiggle issue.

* Woody
 
yeah it's there

He said near the end of his firt post, 6600 miles.. It almost as low miles as a demo.
I also understand Woody.. I bought my 2003 Limited for $34,500 and financed $27,800. This is much more than my last vehicle. Then just after I purchased the vehicle, I got cut back on hours at the manufacturing plant I work at (everyone on a 40 hour work week now... it's like part time) Usually I worked 45-50 hours a week.
I have been toughing it out though. I know this Toyota vehicle should last many many years longer with higher reliability than other brands, especially domestic SUV's.
Good luck with your next vehicle. If I didn't need the tow capacity or the ability to go backwoods mountain biking, I would have bought a Highlander V6.
 

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