WTB: 5th Gen Trail, Nav + KDSS, any location

[TerraCrawler]

I am shopping for a 5th Gen Trail / Trail Premium. Outfitted or not. Must be clean with no issues. Location doesn't matter, I'll fly to wherever and have a nice road trip home . If anyone sees one on any local papers or boards please let me know. Nav and KDSS are a must.

 

[wadle5]

Looks like the exact rig you are looking for. . .plus some.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-...ota-4runner-trail-kdss-$34000-seattle-wa.html

 

[markie671]

I am shopping for a 5th Gen Trail / Trail Premium. Outfitted or not. Must be clean with no issues. Location doesn't matter, I'll fly to wherever and have a nice road trip home . If anyone sees one on any local papers or boards please let me know. Nav and KDSS are a must.

I dont work for the dealership but we have trails here at Vegas..

Findlay Toyota
Centennial Toyota
Autonation Toyota Sahara

 

[TerraCrawler]

Looks like the exact rig you are looking for. . .plus some.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-...ota-4runner-trail-kdss-$34000-seattle-wa.html

Yes that is nice, but non-premium 2014 Trails can be had for about $28k, and occasionally less. I made a list of several under $30,000. For $32k I can get a trail premium. I wouldn't mind spending a bit more if it had stuff I would use like armor, recovery, etc.

 

[wadle5]

Yes that is nice, but non-premium 2014 Trails can be had for about $28k, and occasionally less. I made a list of several under $30,000. For $32k I can get a trail premium. I wouldn't mind spending a bit more if it had stuff I would use like armor, recovery, etc.

Sure, but you are talking about 2014s with similar low mileage ? It's a great platform to start on and as always I'm sure he is open to offers.
Good luck mate

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[spizike9]

Sure, but you are talking about 2014s with similar low mileage ? It's a great platform to start on and as always I'm sure he is open to offers.
Good luck mate

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Yeah, he has nice upgrades. I'm sure bone stock ones with higher mileage are 28k.

 

[wadle5]

Yeah, he has nice upgrades. I'm sure bone stock ones with higher mileage are 28k.

Quick ebay check. Lowest mileage trail comparable is a 2015 with 26,540 miles and they are asking $35,995. Cheapest 2014 Trail I could find has 41k miles and they are asking $33,899. Just saying, but that is neither here nor there, I was just showing the OP some forum members rig is for sale that appears to be exactly what he is looking for.

 

[TerraCrawler]

Thanks everyone. I just pulled the trigger on a 2014 Magnetic Gray Trail Premium. Flying to pick it up tomorrow and drive it home!

 

[chillfancy]

Nice. What did you pay and how many miles if you don't mind sharing?

 

[TerraCrawler]

Nice. What did you pay and how many miles if you don't mind sharing?

I paid $32,480, 2014 Trail Premium with 57k miles. That's more than I wanted to pay but I thought it a good deal. For $28-$30k there were many options for regular 2014 and even 2015 Trail's, some with 30k miles, a few with around 45k miles, and then of course more. In the end, I really like the idea of sunroof/leather/heaters. Nav was always a must have for me.

 

[chillfancy]

Not bad at all. I was looking at a member's build 2014 for 32500 with 45k mi, but the sale fell through. What you said highlights the things I was forgetting about the trail premium. Thanks :thumb:

 

[TerraCrawler]

Not bad at all. I was looking at a member's build 2014 for 32500 with 45k mi, but the sale fell through. What you said highlights the things I was forgetting about the trail premium. Thanks :thumb:

Here are a few I was looking at:

cars.com
2013 Trail 77k $24,800 red/black cargo tray, nav, no-kdss, new tires/rims Joilet, IL (Danya, Matt) Joilet, IL
2012 Trail 79k $25,977 red/black (certified) cargo tray, nav Norwood, MA
2012 Trail 73k $26,442 mag gray/graphite cargo tray, nav, light bar/bumper Wash Twp, NJ
2013 Trail 79k $26,580 red/black cargo tray, nav, kdss Muskegon, MI
2012 Trail 66k $28,630 gray, cargo tray, nav KDSS Westchester, PA


car gurus.com
2013 Trail 77k $24,800 red/black cargo tray, nav, no-kdss, new tires/rims Joilet, IL (Danya, Matt)
2012 Trail 79k $25,977 red/black (certified) cargo tray, nav Norwood, MA
2013 Trail 79k $26,580 red/black cargo tray, nav, kdss Muskegon, MI
2015 Trail 63k $28,991 silver, nav? Louisville, KY



auto trader.com
SOLD 2012 Trail 86k $21,750 red/black cargo tray, nav, dvd Penn
2012 Trail 66k $28,630 gray, cargo tray, nav KDSS Westchester, PA
2015 Trail (limited) 65k $28, 884 silver, nav Columbus, OH
cars direct.com
2012 Trail 51k $26,995 red/black cargo tray, nav, leather seats NY


CR = Cars.com, CG = car gurus.com, AT = Auto Trader

CR, CG, AT 2014 53k $29991 no cargo tray, no NAV no KDSS Mason City, IA (888) 903-8118 Joe
CR, CG 2014 45k $29475 cargo tray? nav? kdss? Mystic, CT 866-568-5545 Angie
CR, AT 2014 45k $29996 accident no cargo, no KDSS nav, super clean Baltimore, MD (888) 498-8386 Austin
CR, AT 2014 30k $30688 nav, no cargo tray, no kdss Sunbury, PA (570) 286-2100 Roy Brown

 

[JustinCG]

I paid $32,480, 2014 Trail Premium with 57k miles. That's more than I wanted to pay but I thought it a good deal. For $28-$30k there were many options for regular 2014 and even 2015 Trail's, some with 30k miles, a few with around 45k miles, and then of course more. In the end, I really like the idea of sunroof/leather/heaters. Nav was always a must have for me.

Help me understand why NAV is a must. Is it because of your location and not being able to get cell service? To each his own, but I just have a hard time justifying paying for a nav service when its free on your phone and it updates for free. updating these nav system maps costs around $200 right?

Anyway, congrats on the purchase and we would all like to see pictures of your new ride!:thumb3:

 

[wadle5]

Help me understand why NAV is a must. Is it because of your location and not being able to get cell service? To each his own, but I just have a hard time justifying paying for a nav service when its free on your phone and it updates for free. updating these nav system maps costs around $200 right?

Anyway, congrats on the purchase and we would all like to see pictures of your new ride!:thumb3:

I think the best thing a salesman ever told me when we were looking at cars for my mother in law, is he always recommended NOT to get the tech package or nav...the main reason is in about 2 years it will look like an atari and dated. For $200 you can get a unit(garmin/tomtom) that you can mount in the car when ya need(personally I don't need nav on a daily basis) or the aftermarket stereo industry for how much the tech package costs on vehicles can get you a superior set up.

and Yes obviously the cell phone is what I regularly use with a magnetic mount on my dash.

 

[wadle5]

I paid $32,480, 2014 Trail Premium with 57k miles. That's more than I wanted to pay but I thought it a good deal. For $28-$30k there were many options for regular 2014 and even 2015 Trail's, some with 30k miles, a few with around 45k miles, and then of course more. In the end, I really like the idea of sunroof/leather/heaters. Nav was always a must have for me.

Damn a 14 with almost 60k miles...for 32.5k...for around 5k more you could have just got a new one though? :tea:

 

[AdventureMotors]

I am shopping for a 5th Gen Trail / Trail Premium. Outfitted or not. Must be clean with no issues. Location doesn't matter, I'll fly to wherever and have a nice road trip home . If anyone sees one on any local papers or boards please let me know. Nav and KDSS are a must.

I've got a '15 Trail with 50K miles coming up in about a week. Lifted, fuel wheels, tires, and winch/bumper.
It has nav/kdss. Will be selling it for 33k

 

[TerraCrawler]

I've got a '15 Trail with 50K miles coming up in about a week. Lifted, fuel wheels, tires, and winch/bumper.
It has nav/kdss. Will be selling it for 33k

That will sell easily. I ended up buying a TEP for $32.5k. It did not have KDSS but had leather/nav/sunroof and was super clean with 54k miles.

 

[TerraCrawler]

Help me understand why NAV is a must. Is it because of your location and not being able to get cell service? To each his own, but I just have a hard time justifying paying for a nav service when its free on your phone and it updates for free. updating these nav system maps costs around $200 right?

Anyway, congrats on the purchase and we would all like to see pictures of your new ride!:thumb3:

I didn't want to have to mess with aftermarket radio install. Most trail/and trail premium have nav.

 

[skunkworker]

I also am looking for a 2012-2015 Trail or Trail Premium w/ leather/sunroof, with anywhere from 35-65k miles and in the range of $28k to $33k. Preferred color would be dark grey metallic. If you know of any, PM me as I am very interested in picking one up in the next two weeks

 

[chillfancy]

I also am looking for a 2012-2015 Trail or Trail Premium w/ leather/sunroof, with anywhere from 35-65k miles and in the range of $28k to $33k. Preferred color would be dark grey metallic. If you know of any, PM me as I am very interested in picking one up in the next two weeks

If you aren't looking for a built vehicle, there are a ton on the car sites.