MeefZah
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Selling my wife's 2017 SR5 4WD 4Runner. Number one question: why? Because we have another 2017 4Runner and we don't need two. And I bought an old Tacoma for cash, so that'll give us one nice car and one beater car, and really, who needs more than that?
I'll briefly summarize the standard features, but anyone with half a brain and the internet can 'Google' the model for specifics. Do not 'Ask Jeeves' though, no one still uses that:
Super White color
4.0L V6
5 speed automatic transmission
4WD (RWD with part time 4WD - 4Hi and 4Lo w/ true low range transfer case)
A-Trac and downhill ascent control (4Lo assist features)
PW, heated PM, heated windshield wipers, PDL, remote entry, PS, PB, AC, RR defog
Power driver's seat with 759 positions
CD/AM/FM/MP3/CIA/FBI/SCUBA/USB/Sirius stereo w/ BT and steering wheel controls
Rear view camera
Factory navigation
AC invertor
Alarm
Tilt wheel
Overhead console
Class III trailer hitch, 5,000 lb capacity
Rear window that goes down (this is like the best feature, honestly. Dogs effing love it)
Blah blah blah
Specific to THIS 4Runner:
1" lift
Cooper Discoverer AT3 tires (new 5,000 miles ago)
Console organizer
Roof rack crossbars
Foul weather floor mats and cargo mat
3M clear paint guard on doors, handles
Cig outlet wired to constant power
Lifetime Firestone alignments
Royal Purple gear oil in rear diff, front diff, and T-case
Newer air filter, fresh oil and filter change
Driveshaft and prop shaft freshly greased
Current registration and we will renew it for the coming year as part of the deal
Current smog
34,900 miles - still under 3yr/36k warranty and 6yr/60k powertrain warranty
All paperwork, all maintenance records, 3 factory keys
Clean Carfax - one owner (us!)
Blemishes:
Paint slightly rubbed off top of rear bumper (from loading stuff)
Chip in windshield (passenger side, not in line of sight, not cracked)
Few rock chips in paint on leading edge of hood
Some wear to driver's seat (normal)
KBB / NADA is around $32,500+/-. Several local dealers have 2017 SR5s for sale at around that price. I'm pricing this at $29,900 which is actually right around TRADE IN VALUE on it.
We are not looking for trades and the $29,900 price is firm - we actually owe a few hundred more on it but to try and motivate a sale we'll eat that. You aren't gonna find a nicer 4Runner for the money, especially when you consider that most used 2016+ ones on dealer's lots are rentals - you would never buy a used rental car, right? Only an idiot would do that. Have you ever driven a rental car? My goal every time I get one is to make it explode.
Shoot me a text, email or call me if you want to look at it. I should point out that this is financed (through Toyota Financial) and we'd have to pay it off and wait for title delivery to get you the title.
All 30-ish pics from today are here:
2017 4Runner for sale - MeefZah
but here's how it sits right now:
I'll briefly summarize the standard features, but anyone with half a brain and the internet can 'Google' the model for specifics. Do not 'Ask Jeeves' though, no one still uses that:
Super White color
4.0L V6
5 speed automatic transmission
4WD (RWD with part time 4WD - 4Hi and 4Lo w/ true low range transfer case)
A-Trac and downhill ascent control (4Lo assist features)
PW, heated PM, heated windshield wipers, PDL, remote entry, PS, PB, AC, RR defog
Power driver's seat with 759 positions
CD/AM/FM/MP3/CIA/FBI/SCUBA/USB/Sirius stereo w/ BT and steering wheel controls
Rear view camera
Factory navigation
AC invertor
Alarm
Tilt wheel
Overhead console
Class III trailer hitch, 5,000 lb capacity
Rear window that goes down (this is like the best feature, honestly. Dogs effing love it)
Blah blah blah
Specific to THIS 4Runner:
1" lift
Cooper Discoverer AT3 tires (new 5,000 miles ago)
Console organizer
Roof rack crossbars
Foul weather floor mats and cargo mat
3M clear paint guard on doors, handles
Cig outlet wired to constant power
Lifetime Firestone alignments
Royal Purple gear oil in rear diff, front diff, and T-case
Newer air filter, fresh oil and filter change
Driveshaft and prop shaft freshly greased
Current registration and we will renew it for the coming year as part of the deal
Current smog
34,900 miles - still under 3yr/36k warranty and 6yr/60k powertrain warranty
All paperwork, all maintenance records, 3 factory keys
Clean Carfax - one owner (us!)
Blemishes:
Paint slightly rubbed off top of rear bumper (from loading stuff)
Chip in windshield (passenger side, not in line of sight, not cracked)
Few rock chips in paint on leading edge of hood
Some wear to driver's seat (normal)
KBB / NADA is around $32,500+/-. Several local dealers have 2017 SR5s for sale at around that price. I'm pricing this at $29,900 which is actually right around TRADE IN VALUE on it.
We are not looking for trades and the $29,900 price is firm - we actually owe a few hundred more on it but to try and motivate a sale we'll eat that. You aren't gonna find a nicer 4Runner for the money, especially when you consider that most used 2016+ ones on dealer's lots are rentals - you would never buy a used rental car, right? Only an idiot would do that. Have you ever driven a rental car? My goal every time I get one is to make it explode.
Shoot me a text, email or call me if you want to look at it. I should point out that this is financed (through Toyota Financial) and we'd have to pay it off and wait for title delivery to get you the title.
All 30-ish pics from today are here:
2017 4Runner for sale - MeefZah
but here's how it sits right now:
