Seriously...

[dave_mcmillan]

Well the way I figure all I should have to do is walk in hand them the keys to my truck and walk out. After all mine is a year newer and has 23,000 less miles.

Used Cars

 

[MAD 69]

wrong forum - you should post in the classified section

 

[cj80cruiser]

Drastically overpriced

 

[dave_mcmillan]

wrong forum - you should post in the classified section

I was only posting this to point out the price of 14,000, with an internet price of 10,000 I thought it was humorous...if I was trying to sell it or thought it was a legit price I would put this in the classified. Either way good looking out...:trophy:

 

[Clemsonfan15]

That's insane. What are they thinking.

 

[J-money$$$]

Drastically overpriced

Im really surprised People are saying that. It is overpriced, but i see trucks on the classified section here just like that and the owner is usually asking 10g's for it

 

[vooduguru]

Hey 240k miles, that don't mean crap. Here watch this.

1999 Toyota 4Runner - Suggested Retail Value - Kelley Blue Book

KBB.com says that a 4Runner with 1 MILLION miles on it, is worth 9600 bucks. :wow2:



Kinda makes KBB.coms opinion worthless huh?

 

[cj80cruiser]

Im really surprised People are saying that. It is overpriced, but i see trucks on the classified section here just like that and the owner is usually asking 10g's for it

I'd tell them the same. :thumb3:

 

[cj80cruiser]

Hey 240k miles, that don't mean crap. Here watch this.

1999 Toyota 4Runner - Suggested Retail Value - Kelley Blue Book

KBB.com says that a 4Runner with 1 MILLION miles on it, is worth 9600 bucks. :wow2:



Kinda makes KBB.coms opinion worthless huh?

I haven't used KBB.com in a while until the other day. They changed the site and seems like it's not computing the mileage or something, idk. Maybe mileage doesn't matter on 4runners lol

 

[vooduguru]

I haven't used KBB.com in a while until the other day. They changed the site and seems like it's not computing the mileage or something, idk. Maybe mileage doesn't matter on 4runners lol

They do...

Do it on ANY car. Same diff. After a certain mileage, it doesn't matter.
I found this glitch on kbb.com like 8 years ago.

 

[mdominic]

Wow. I just bought my 97 for $5500 with 117k miles and it's in crazy good shape inside and out. The interior on that one looks bad-ish. 250k, for 10 grand?

 

[Nelsonmd]

Honestly, if a vehicle makes it to 999,999 miles, chances are it has been very well taken care of. You probably won't get beaters hitting 1M miles. Obviously alot of wear parts would be suspect, but they probably would have been replaced regularly anyway. Could still be a good vehicle.

I remember seeing a Mazda 626 on C-list with over 900k miles that the guy used to drive cross country regularly. Everything was in good condition and I believe he sold it for a totally decent price.

 

[cj80cruiser]

Wow. I just bought my 97 for $5500 with 117k miles and it's in crazy good shape inside and out. The interior on that one looks bad-ish. 250k, for 10 grand?

I paid $6200 for my 96 limited with 88k so I find it hard pressed to spend much more than this on my next unless its built.

 

[vooduguru]

Honestly, if a vehicle makes it to 999,999 miles, chances are it has been very well taken care of. You probably won't get beaters hitting 1M miles. Obviously alot of wear parts would be suspect, but they probably would have been replaced regularly anyway. Could still be a good vehicle.

I remember seeing a Mazda 626 on C-list with over 900k miles that the guy used to drive cross country regularly. Everything was in good condition and I believe he sold it for a totally decent price.

So, would you pay 9600 bucks for a 4Runner with 1,000,000 miles on it?

 

[McFly2003]

if you check the carfax they posted, not only are there accidents reported, but it was also a fleet vehicle. means that though it was hopefully well maintained, it had god knows how many drivers, all with different driving habits and was probably abused.

 

[PitbullRescuer]

Most leases come back as fleet vehicles, doesnt really mean anything.