2011 4x4 4Runner SR5 Loaded, 82k mi, Tampa, FL $25,000obo

[mag4x4]

Tampa, FL
2011 4Runnner SR5, 4x4, Mag Gray
82,000 miles

One owner (me) purchased new in July 2011 from Toyota Tampa Bay back when you couldn't find ANY 4runners on the lot (Japanese tsunami wiped out paint suppliers). I actually had them divert one that was allotted to another dealer while it was enroute on the ship!

Well optioned SR5...has moonroof, heated leather seats, rearview camera AND back up sensors, towing package, sliding rear tray.

I did drive this daily, never done any "real" off-roading (no mud, no rocks, etc) BUT have put the transfer case to use (work in construction). Has earned a few battle scars (no wrecks, just has been treated like a 4x4 truck should be treated). ALWAYS serviced at Toyota dealerships...always full synthetic oil. Opted (at my cost) to have first oil change at 5k mi to be safe for break in miles (Toyota only recommends and therefore pays for at 10k mi).

3/2015 - AGM Battery ($185 battery)
8/2016 - new coil and plugs
10/2015 - rear brakes (dealer) earlier 2015 - front brakes (new rotors and pads) by me...can't find receipts but spent few hundred on decent parts.
K&N FIPK intake kit.
Shift knob is from a Lexus IS, also have the ugly original knob.
Husky floor liners front and rear.
Custom fabricated steel cargo rack for back...can be easily put in or out (no bolts or anything). Designed it so you can put stuff on top through hatch or rear window, and can still pull out the sliding tray to put stuff under it. it's welded and painted with bedliner paint.
Yakima roof rack with fairing.
Front and rear off-road lights installed with dash switches and relay kits (the right way).
8/2013 - Dick Cepek FCII all terrain tires - 265/70R17
Daystar leveling kit - 2.5" front, 1" rear (installed at 4wheel Parts).

I planned to drive this until my five year old was ready to take it, but I have a work truck now and it seems like a waste to let the 4runner sit around. Also listed on CList and Autotrader.

PRICE LOWERED TO $25,000. Still seems reasonable, everything I see on local market for this money has high miles, cloth seats, and 2x4. But make an offer...wife wants a pool.

Thanks,
Evan

 

[mag4x4]

Offers?

 

[mag4x4]

TTT....

Wifey wants a pool. $24k obo?

 

[taxzz]

good luck with the sale. wish I wanted to buy today.

 

[mag4x4]

How about today? Haha...still available. Offers?

 

[mag4x4]

Make an Offer

Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong? I read posts about high demand and high resale values, see lots of vehicles listed here and locally with more miles, 2x4, cloth, etc... listed higher. See newer vehicles listed WAY higher. Yet, I haven't had a single person come look at it. I have had a couple offers below $20K, and for that I might take it to CarMax.

Am I too high? Condition? Crappy pictures?

Just looking for suggestions. Or offers close to $24???

 

[wadle5]

Nothing I think it really just comes down to location location location. You are in the far corner of the country makes it hard for the mass population to get to you.

 

[derryck]

Nothing I think it really just comes down to location location location. You are in the far corner of the country makes it hard for the mass population to get to you.

You're in Iowa and Florida is the far corner of the country and apparently we're barren of folks unlike the mass populations in Iowa...lol? Let's completely ignore that the eastern US has significantly more folks than those west of the Mississippi for a second. I mostly jest, and I'm sure being in the land where it never snows creates slightly less demand for a 4WD vehicle but I think it's just bad luck at the moment. The price seems fair and Tampa should provide a good market. Give it another month or so and when western Pasco starts flooding, the demand for reliable 4WD vehicles will go up.

 

[wadle5]

You're in Iowa and Florida is the far corner of the country and apparently we're barren of folks unlike the mass populations in Iowa...lol? Let's completely ignore that the eastern US has significantly more folks than those west of the Mississippi for a second. I mostly jest, and I'm sure being in the land where it never snows creates slightly less demand for a 4WD vehicle but I think it's just bad luck at the moment. The price seems fair and Tampa should provide a good market. Give it another month or so and when western Pasco starts flooding, the demand for reliable 4WD vehicles will go up.

I don't think you understood. I'm centrally located surrounded by several states. You are on one end of the country. Nothing personal man but I think you nailed it with a 4wd in Florida.