I just bought a 2005 4Runner SR5 with 206k. It's white with beige leather, sunroof, alloys and running boards. It's has some cracks in the dash but the dash is covered under the extended dash warranty.
When I bought it I knew it had a mild miss for a few seconds at start up with a check engine light (cylinder 6 misfire) I've had it checked out and I'm told it's a head gasket leak (coolant leaking into the cylinder). I was given a rough quote of $1000; they're working up an exact number right now.
I've had two different mechanics / shops check it out and they say it's TIP TOP other than the head gasket. It's a 1 owner, has new brakes, shocks and springs. It's a 1 owner and I'm the 2nd. The thing is clean as you could ever imagine. No dings, no paint work, no stains or cosmetic issues and no accidents.
I paid $6500 for it and I have the option to return it and get my money back. What would you do? What's the most your would pay, if any, under the circumstance? What do you expect this typical job to do?
I would LOVE to keep it. It's look great and drives like a dream. I'm just not sure what's the right move at this point.
Thanks.
When I bought it I knew it had a mild miss for a few seconds at start up with a check engine light (cylinder 6 misfire) I've had it checked out and I'm told it's a head gasket leak (coolant leaking into the cylinder). I was given a rough quote of $1000; they're working up an exact number right now.
I've had two different mechanics / shops check it out and they say it's TIP TOP other than the head gasket. It's a 1 owner, has new brakes, shocks and springs. It's a 1 owner and I'm the 2nd. The thing is clean as you could ever imagine. No dings, no paint work, no stains or cosmetic issues and no accidents.
I paid $6500 for it and I have the option to return it and get my money back. What would you do? What's the most your would pay, if any, under the circumstance? What do you expect this typical job to do?
I would LOVE to keep it. It's look great and drives like a dream. I'm just not sure what's the right move at this point.
Thanks.