Just traded the 2010 Trail for 2011 Limited!

[Ripsnort]

A few pics...finally

Amazing. Looks just like mine..., except a different color.

Enjoy it. I know that I've owned my Limited for 5 months now, and I STILL look forward to driving it to work each and every day. However, this may be because my 15 year old son is driving it more than I am when at home (With me in the passenger seat) as he's logging time in before he gets his license.

We'll be buying a 3rd family car before he's 16 though. No way could I afford to carry him on that vehicle from an insurance perspective! He'll be driving a beater, just like we did as teens.

 

[bigbwb]

Amazing. Looks just like mine..., except a different color.

Enjoy it. I know that I've owned my Limited for 5 months now, and I STILL look forward to driving it to work each and every day. However, this may be because my 15 year old son is driving it more than I am when at home (With me in the passenger seat) as he's logging time in before he gets his license.

We'll be buying a 3rd family car before he's 16 though. No way could I afford to carry him on that vehicle from an insurance perspective! He'll be driving a beater, just like we did as teens.

I will thanks! Glad you enjoy yours so far. I hear ya. No kids (yet), but Im sure my day will come. My first car was an Acura, I didn't suffer too much

 

[eus090474]

Looking at the license plate frame it looks like you bought from the same dealer I did. Old and sort of run down dealer in Elgin. Nice people though.

 

[bigbwb]

Looking at the license plate frame it looks like you bought from the same dealer I did. Old and sort of run down dealer in Elgin. Nice people though.

Yup, Elgin Toyota. They were very nice. It was an older and smaller dealer compared to the ones I have been to in the past.

 

[Clemsonfan15]

Congrats on the trade.

I don't know if I would want to own a demo though.

 

[bigbwb]

Congrats on the trade.

I don't know if I would want to own a demo though.

Thanks! I wasn't worried about the demo, it was the dealers GM personal vehicle.

 

[Clemsonfan15]

Thanks! I wasn't worried about the demo, it was the dealers GM personal vehicle.

So it was just a car that he used for personal use or did they actually let customers drive it?

 

[bigbwb]

So it was just a car that he used for personal use or did they actually let customers drive it?

It was his personal car and I don't know who else drive it. It was mint condition inside and out plus full new car warranty, I'm not worried.

 

[Clemsonfan15]

It was his personal car and I don't know who else drive it. It was mint condition inside and out plus full new car warranty, I'm not worried.

Awesome man. Glad you got the 4Runner you wanted.

:thumb3:

 

[cztheman64]

****, demos are probably the best way to get a new vehicle! they are cheaper, still get the warranty, and the people test driving them are only going a few miles... not a big deal

 

[Ripsnort]

****, demos are probably the best way to get a new vehicle! they are cheaper, still get the warranty, and the people test driving them are only going a few miles... not a big deal

My demo had 19,000 miles on it, but it was a celebrity that was 'loaned' the vehicle. Toyota markets their new vehicles by loaning demos to celebrities. (In this case, it was Kevin Calaboro, those who used to follow the Seattle Sonics know who he is)
We bought it pre-cert and they threw in a 7 year-100k bumper to bumper warranty (actually, 119k since it already had 19k on it)

 

[bigbwb]

On a different note, for those with Limiteds, is the 4WD selector(the round control knob) light up at all when the lights are on? Mine does not and I am just curious

 

[jhawk]

Nope, sorry - it does not. Needed lights there and the homelink and a cargo area light