I admit... clean as hell, but overpriced

[chmura]

Do you have 3 rows?

No I do not. The trail editions did not come with the 3rd row. I made a custom carpeted base plate there so you can install drawers, fridge, etc to it instead of drilling through the body of the 4runner. Plus its completely flat down so you can use it as a sleeping platform.

 

[gm350reratliff]

Well kept 4runners with low miles price high.

I will be selling my 2009 4runner Trail Edition soon. Thinking selling it for $25-26k with 80k miles.

I think that’s a reasonable asking price for yours and all the mods you have on it. The Trail Edition is the holy grail of 4th gens and they didn’t make very many. There’s 4th gens all over, especially in the cities but I rarely ever see a TE 4th gen. If I ever find myself getting another 4th gen, I’ll be looking for a TE.

 

[Jeffy]

That's not a good deal. I bought mine with 45k miles for $26k back in 2011.

That's a pretty good deal in CA, especially in the Bay Area. There were a total of 3 used 4Runners within 50 miles of me that had 4WD. Nearly all 4Runners sold out here are 2WD. I was even looking at Tacomas because I was in a time crunch to get a new car since my DD was totalled and I only had a couple days to get a new car.

Not a great deal compared to the rest of the country, but out here it's definitely not a bad deal.

 

[n.douglas]

I bought a 2006 Limited 4x4 with 60k miles and one owner for $18k in Roswell, NM.

I don’t feel like I got a great deal price wise but the truck was in immaculate condition with zero surface rust.

Id recommend expanding your search to NM and be patient if you have that option. It took me 4 months to find the right truck.


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