Searching 4th Gen For Sale

[Mytoy4]

Being that 99% of you that view this probably already have a 4th Gen 4runner (as do I) and aren't searching for another one of the same generation.
So those that might be able to help me out, I'd appreciate it. I'm just wondering if anyone would know the best way to search for a 4th Gen for sale throughout the US.
I've tried multiple searches across the net but haven't come up with a solid site or two that has cars across the country for sale.

 

[knightsfs4]

Autotrader.com
carmax.com

 

[Mytoy4]

Autotrader.com
carmax.com

Thank you, I'll start there.

 

[YotaDriver]

I think Cars.com is the best site I've found. You can search by year, color (interior and exterior), model, engine, transmission, price, etc. You can also limit your searches by distance or just search the entire country.

Used Cars for Sale: Listings Near 03458 - Cars.com

 

[Mytoy4]

Thank you!

I started my first search with Autotrader.com and already found some of what I'm looking for. The search goes on though...

 

[Mytoy4]

Autotrader.com gave the best results. I've found 2 that I'm interested in. Now I just have to figure out how to get them here.

 

[Synister]

Often overlooked but with good nationwide coverage is autos.yahoo.com. Use the advanced search and leave the zip code blank

 

[Radial GT]

Auto transport services work great. Especially when the car is in running order. It is around $2000, but it is a no hassle approach at getting your car at your doorstep.

 

[Mytoy4]

Thanks all!

I should have mentioned too, not sure if anyone would know, but I'd also be intrested in sites that sell wrecked builders.

 

[scottm]

SearchTempest - The EASY way to search Craigslist or similar CraigsList search sites are great for finding the more obscure deals from private parties.

 

[Mytoy4]

SearchTempest - The EASY way to search Craigslist or similar CraigsList search sites are great for finding the more obscure deals from private parties.

Interesting site! Thank you

 

[Dusty Driftwood]

I used autotrader the most when looking for mine. Other sites are good as well, but you almost don't want to be too specific in your searches because you're then relying on the dealership to list the vehicle properly.
I saw plenty of SR5s that were listed as Sport Editions. Anyhow, broad searches are good and you can then narrow it down from there. I checked once a week and tracked model, mileage, price, etc in a spreadsheet and came up with my own fair market value, which the dealer honored. I know, its a little anal retentive, but I actually enjoy research