Very close to purchasing this

Danith93

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Hi guys, this is my first post on here and I do apologize if posting ads is frowned upon on these boards. I was just wondering if I could get some feedback on this particular 4Runner I am considering buying.

Used 2006 Toyota 4Runner 4WD SR5 w/3rd Row SUV For Sale in Vienna, VA | Vin: JTEBU14R560086342

2006 SR5 with 31,xxx miles. Asking price is 18k
One owner, no accidents but it looks like he/she didn't maintain it much(only according to the carfax)

I went out and test drove it and everything seemed fine. Gonna have my buddy who's a mechanic come check it out tomorrow as well.

My only concern is the age of the car. It is a 2006, and I know there isn't a timing belt but is there anything else I should be worried about that generally needs to be replaced after a certain time interval? Any reason to stay away or be worried about getting a 4Runner?
 
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Wow, that's low mileage! If your mechanic buddy gives you the thumbs up I say grab it!

If it passes inspection I'd change all the fluids, lube the zerks, and begin enjoying your new 4Runner.
 
Seems like a good deal. Only thing is Koons has a lot of add on fees. As for the "walk out the door" price. I wanna say Tysons Koons had over 1k in fees, i walked away from a 4runner there as a result.

If you wanna take it off road there is an insanely good lifted truck (same Shadow Mica color) in the Classified section i think in Charlottesville.
 
make sure the T-case actuator works properly between 4hi, 4lo, ect..

ABSOLUTELY check this! I bought my '07 from a dealer and it completely slipped my mind to cycle through 4hi, 4lo, etc before I drove off the lot. Turns out I had two actuators that were bad. The good news for me was that I found out the previous owner had an extended warranty that followed the truck so it only costs me $50 versus about $3,000.
 
Thanks for the feedback guys. I am trying to get it for 18k out the door. the salesmen at Koons are rarely willing to negotiate though... savages.

How do I verify the t-case actuator works properly?
 

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