Will you pay $55,000 for a 2014 fi?

[spartacus]

Fj cruisers value is going Bonkers
2014 trail teams FJ Cruiser - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive sale

 

[catus]

Nicely set up FJ, but not $55k nice. It's at $47900 now. Still waaaaay too much...

 

[Bumbo]

I wouldn’t personally… As much as I like the FJ I have no interest in paying a premium for one because its discontinued.

Assuming I can't pick a 4th gen 4Runner, I would rather spend that coin on a GX 470 and build it up, it’s almost the exact same thing.

 

[rogoszr]

agreed, wouldn't pay for it

 

[thennen]

I posted last year about a 2014 in Montana with 47k miles selling for $33k, and that seemed high to me. But now I think that their discontinued status is already lifting prices a bit, and maybe average prices will slowly rise as the years pass. After all, Toyota did put "FJ" and "Cruiser" in the name, which harks back to the classics. Nostalgia for a discontinued 'classic' may be coming into play.

 

[rwh963]

for an fi, yes; for an fj, no!

 

[brokamonster]

For that price, I'd be getting an LC 200.

 

[bluejeans]

To think that a brand new 2020 FJ Cruiser is only USD$ 40,000 in Saudi Arabia. If only cheap to ship!

 

[SHagood]

Ain't no damn way in hell.

 

[aichiyasu]

?!?!


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[mnofpeace]

agreed...that is nicely used LC 200 territory...

not for an FJ

 

[rivenbbe]

First post here! Not new to the yota team (I’ve had some Tacoma’s in the past), but I just got a steal on a 97 that I’ll post when I get some time. Speaking of a crazy price, look what this 96 4Runner went for the other day

5k-Mile 1996 Toyota 4Runner SR5 for sale on BaT Auctions - sold for $43,000 on May 15, 2020 (Lot #31,485) | Bring a Trailer

 

[Deuxdiesel]

For that kind of money I would rather put a 2.5 Gen Tacoma manual transmission in my 5th gen 4R.

 

[alexa0ne]

Did you end up buying?
I feel like you can get a better car for that amount. :noidea:

 

[blacklabx11]

No way.
Plenty of real nice 13/14's with less than 100k miles for <$30k.
Just bought a 2010 with 125k miles for $20k