You think Colorado prices are silly? Try Canada!

[T4R2014]

Nope. Does frontier have rear locker? Toyota aftermarket support? Not to mention the frontier is one of the ugliest trucks on the market that generation.

Yes it does, on the right submodel, just like a Tacoma. There's aftermarket support, but obviously if that's a huge concern then you should look into a Jeep. Looks are pretty subjective, but I wouldn't say it's one of the ugliest. That's pushing it. That goes to the Ridgeline.

I'm not saying it's the best, but if you're looking to get into a mid-size truck by a Japanese marque plagued by quality control issues that's selling based off a past reputation and nothing more, then it's worth taking for a spin.

 

[Shibby!]

Canadian vehicles tend to have lower miles and also seem to last not quite as long.

Our salt and cold weather takes a toll on the vehicles. What you guys consider normal mileage is considered higher in Canada.

That said, I did see a 160,000KM 4-runner posted for 6500$ the other day. I wish I jumped on it, but I'm wanting another manual. If I saw a low km'd manual I'd jump on it instantly. I'm almost tempted to go automatic since the lower mileage ones are all autos....

 

[OldManKamps]

I like to keep my eyes peeled in case I find a deal (the wife would kill me if another runner showed up in the driveway, but whatever...

I found this gem:

Yes, I understand it's super clean. Yes, I also understand that it is basically a 115k mile truck, and with the exchange rate it's an $8000 USD truck but still.

For that price, I also want a manual and every single receipt and work order from PDI!

Then again, reminds me that what I though was a stupid price that I paid for mine actually wasn't that bad...

Come to Ontario man.. Cheapest 4runners in Ontario. Manuals are wicked hard to find though.

 

[MtnT4R]

I was curious, and checked KBB for that 4Runner. If it truly is in perfect condition, it would still only be in the $6K range, there is no way that it's worth $13K.

EDIT: KBB

Yeah but in high demand areas that's what you have to pay for a 3rd gen in great condition, which is why I tell everyone to travel and buy one in another state if possible.

 

[jehuh]

Sheesh prices are still pretty high in the southern US