what is an 07 V8 low mileage really worth

[Dexter Morgan]

Hi to me....low miles on a Toyota doesn't really mean a lot to me....seeing as they'll go forever.

I agree 100%, low mileage on a 4th gen is of no concern - how the truck was maintained and its aesthetic appearance should be #1

Hell my '05 had 112k when I bought it and was one owner, had all service records including timing belt @ 89k and it runs, feels and drives brand new. These really are remarkable vehicles. I would've easily gone for an '03 but wanted the VVTi.

 

[nevada]

Always the case - worth what one is willing to pay! Appears that at least one other guy thinks this is worth that much, car is pending sale...

Here is a link to it
2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited V8

Clean and all, but as you guys said, I think 24k is fair, and at 30k, it is getting up there. Plus, I value the low mileage, but all those add on features are not really must have's for me. Back to more research, the good ones tend to sell fast here in the NW.

and they sell for a lot more around here.

you can expect to pay $3-5k more in the PNW.

 

[JungleJim]

4wd, and fully loaded, and in brand new shape, he emailed me sticker - V8, AWD, nav with the rear DVD's, BT, heated seats, tow package, all maintenance up to date, and he is firm at 29k. Car was 48k new.

Whatever the price is on the sticker, that is not what he actually paid for it....unless he is a fool. If he did pay "sticker", that's his problem. No 4Runner has ever been worth $50,000 IMHO.

Options on a used vehicle do not add as much to the price as they do on a new vehicle....just the way it works in the used market.

 

[Nuke]

My '08 Sport stickered at $36k and change. I paid $28k new. I don't think I'd pay that price 5 years later for a 1 year older T4R, no matter WHAT options it had.

 

[Jan777]

seems I got a really good deal!

The longer I read here the more I see that I got a really sweet deal, three months ago when I bought a V8 2005 fully loaded, with new Billsteins for 7000 Euro which roughly equals 10k USD! The Runner has 70k miles on the clock.

Mine had only one owner before me, a military guy stationed in Europe. He got re-assigned to the Middle East and sold the Runner.

US military get tax free deals and have in addition reduced prices!