Ready for Tundra

Folks,
Been looking to move from Tacoma to Tundra.

2016 or 2017 4x4 Limited CrewMax 75k miles or less
If Dealership is asking $32500( 2016 60k), what is reasonable offer?
I'm in Richmond, VA.
My budget is $30k.

 

Just privately sold my 2018 Taco. Also looking for a Tundra. Right now I’m torn between a used 2017 TRD Pro Cement CrewMax or a new 2020 SR5 Cement Double Cab (TRD Off-Road & SR5 Upgrade packages).

Double Cab is much more practical for my lifestyle but I do love the look of a lifted CrewMax.

Good luck!

 

Back in January I came out of a Tacoma and into a Tundra PRO. Let me say that you WILL NOT be disappointed with either the DBL Cab or CrewMax configurations. The CM was my choice from the get go. The rear seating area is massive and it just fits the truck. Just prepare yourself for the difference in fuel economy. But if you go PRO, once you hear the rumble of those TRD tuned exhaust pipes, you will be in love for sure.

Every time I start my truck, or give it throttle at a red light, it puts a sinister smile on my face.

 

Dealer nearby (1hr away) has a 2016 4x4 CM Limited. 60k Miles $32500
It was bought at an auction and was a repo. Auto history says 1 owner but no other maintenance records.
Thoughts?
Still go look and bring it to a mechanic or stay clear?

 

If someone didn't care enough about their truck to keep the payments up, then it might have issues. Speaking for myself, I would stay clear of that one. But go with your gut feeling. It can't hurt to go look at it, and crawl up under it.

 

Same here

 

After driving total of 6 hrs (2 dealerships), I'm staying away from dealer bought auction trucks. Tired!