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I'm looking at buying a 5th gen 4Runner but I do have a budget of about $22,000. I came across this 4Runner and just wanted to get some input on it. Thanks in advance. 2010 Toyota 4Runner Limited edition 4x4

Seems like a decent deal to me, but pictures only tell some of the story. Does it have a mtx history? Before you go further, pull a carfax on it to make sure there is no major funny business going on. If that looks ok and you do decide to go for it, make sure you have a pre-purchase inspection done.
 
I'm looking at buying a 5th gen 4Runner but I do have a budget of about $22,000. I came across this 4Runner and just wanted to get some input on it. Thanks in advance. 2010 Toyota 4Runner Limited edition 4x4

If it's a limited, they would have had to remove the OEM XREAS suspension and replace it with something else in order to do a suspension lift. If they left XREAS suspension on it and lifted it it would simply be a spacer lift. If you don't know what XREAS is then Google it lol.
 
He says he is not sure.. lol I'll be able to tell if i go look at it. Would just a spacer lift be a terrible thing?
 
Pulled the service records on it.

Its from the south which in terms of rust can be a positive.

Last service record i saw was in July they had to replace the 02 sensor
 
He says he is not sure.. lol I'll be able to tell if i go look at it. Would just a spacer lift be a terrible thing?

not necessarily bad, just not worth much. if it is spacer lift complain about it, say it causes preload and stresses components and stuff to get price down.
 
Is that a common thing on this model?



I honestly am not sure. That was the only mechanical fix I saw on there. Other than that it was an occasional oil change done at the dealer. You can put the VIN in as a Toyota owner and see some services. I recommend doing that for any yota you look at


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I honestly am not sure. That was the only mechanical fix I saw on there. Other than that it was an occasional oil change done at the dealer. You can put the VIN in as a Toyota owner and see some services. I recommend doing that for any yota you look at


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Alright thank you!
 
Few months ago I got my 10' SR5 with 58k on the clock and out the door was just under $22.5k. And that's with 2 years Toyota care and 100k power train till 11/18.
For those miles, you can do better if you broaden your search. I drove 6 hours to buy it, well worth it if you ask me!
 

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