READ!! Toyota wanted to buy mine back!

Try to find one and then talk.... And for your info the letter wasn't from a dealer it was from Toyota corporate....

Scan of the letter or it didn't happen.

Toyota corporate does not buy or sell cars directly to customers, so why would they want to buy yours? And who did it say to contact/what phone number?
 
There are part of a mass mailer program by global marketing inc. or ISM. Most of us on here should get them if we bought our T4Rs from a dealer. FYI we are hanging them in the window of every service vehicle that comes in.
 
When I used to sell cars I would grab an old auto trader and call people out of it. Often people selling their old car are looking for a new or newer one. I would tell them that I had been talking with my used car sales manager and he told me he was looking for a car/truck/whatever that was like yours and would love to see it. I then would tell them that while they waited for the appraisal we could look ata few newer vehicles if they wanted.

I worked sometimes.
 
It's 100% stock except for the HC filter removed and for the k&n filter, and btw... I like your silver T4R and the mods you did, And Toyota wanted to buy it back because of the limited avaiablity the packaging that was on my T4R.... So idk how many they made with my package?
 
The fact that it has the sport edition suspension, XREAS, nav, and the white with grey combo... Is what makes it rare... Show me a pic of yours, and I'll post one of mine when I get a chance... And btw I know a 1963 GTO Ferrari is rare... And so is a 1988 callaway sledgehammer corvette

Nice non-substantive response, troll.
 
The fact that it has the sport edition suspension, XREAS, nav, and the white with grey combo... Is what makes it rare... Show me a pic of yours, and I'll post one of mine when I get a chance... And btw I know a 1963 GTO Ferrari is rare... And so is a 1988 callaway sledgehammer corvette

dude, 4runners are not rare. they are EVERYWHERE. one of the five most popular vehicles down where I live. the dealership wants to make money off you. what's not to understand? how many people must tell you your wrong until you realize you are?
 
108,389 2003 4Runners were sold. I am going to go ahead and say that no one single combo of colors/options are so rare that Toyota Corporate would want to buy it back. Again, what are they going to do with it?

This is a pretty standard dealer approach to getting you in the showroom, as many had mentioned before.
 
My 1GRFE (yes the V6) powered 4Runner has done a 14.4 et time at 98 mph.
Also the whole point of being an automaker is to SELL cars not buy them.
 
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