Would you purchase a 2019 SR5 with 57K miles / How many miles was your used Truck

The sales person I talked to said I could purchase an extended warranty on it.

 

I think you could buy a new 21 tundra with that price

 

Here is another example of prices around here, and this is a 2018

https://www.billluke.com/inventory/...jx776176/?stocknum=CN54142A&atc_ownerid=86549

 

I was going to suggest going to the AZ Tundras Facebook group and check the classifieds, but I just looked at a few listings. Those fools are smoking crack.

 

This those options and around here, please show me where and I will pay you a finder fee

 

I was already there and shaking my head.

 

you can, but usually you'll have to wait for production and delivery as there are almost no brand new tundras on dealer lots unless they are 2wd.
I had to wait almost 3 weeks for mine to arrive but i avoided the high markups and it was the exact tundra i wanted with all the features i wanted.

 

I would, but not for that price.

 

I found this private sale, but it has a restored title and 60K miles. Neither of those are too big of deal and I could pay cash for it and he would probably take less but a restored title still worries me.

 

i'd stay away from it. good luck getting insurance to cover it, if they cover it, the premium will be ridiculous. not to mention future problems, electrical, mechanical, etc.

restored, rebuilt, salvaged usually means significant damage or borderline totaled.

 

Come up to my neck of the woods.

Here's a new 2021 Tundra SR5, 4x4, TRD Off Road, Army Green, Crew Max at $45,369. You'd have to call to ensure it's still available.

https://www.swickardtoyota.com/auto/new-2021-toyota-tundra-near-lynnwood-wa/60213554/

 

If you have the VIN on this I can look up the damage photos from the accident.

 

Unless he drove it til it rip, resale on those titles are bad.

 

Some would argue the older Tundras are better. (Look at the "too many lasers and sensors" thread.) Furthermore, here in AZ, your annual registration fee is based on the age on the vehicle.
That's why I went for a 2015, even if it had 100k miles on it.

EDIT: but you get a warranty on a 2021...

 

i bought my 16 double cab 2wd sr5 last year with 44000 miles. the interior was perfect, a few minor body issues

 

I bought a red 2018 Limited CrewMax about a month and a half ago with 54k miles on it. I haven't had any concerns about the mileage.

 

I'm headed out to Camelback Toyota this weekend with my father in law who's looking to find a Tundra as well. Supposedly Camelback is getting a delivery of some trucks either today or tomorrow so they say. Prices are up for sure and the supply isn't the best. He's looking for a 2020-2021 Crewmax SR5 either 2wd or 4x4, but wants the 38 gallon tank. Trying to find something within his budget ~44K before tax, title, fees.

 

Too bad you weren't closer, my lease is up on mine. I'm waiting for the 2022s to come out, just going to turn it in.. Mine only has 5500 miles on it.

 

Maybe check out Precision Toyota down in Tuscon? Just avoid Desert Toyota, their prices are too high. https://www.pretoy.com

I see four 2021s on their site that are crewmax SR5 for $42k. I can't tell if they have the big tank or not.

I was surprised to find the sales tax is based on the store, not your residence, so if sales tax is lower in Tuscon you may save a pretty penny on tax.

 

Thanks for the intel. I'll check out their website. Tax at Camelback for comparison is 8.60%.

 

I guess thats an okay deal, its hard to buy any truck during covid times!

 

Sure would, if it checked out and the $ were right. Bought my 2019 with 23k in January.

 

Glad I got mine when I did in March. Got mine 2018 SR5 crewmax TRD off-road with 44k miles upgraded LED headlights, 3/1 lift, KMC wheels, BFG KO2 33s weathertech mats, 4x4, retractable bed cover, Fab4 bumpers from and back, rigid led light bar and fog lights, LED lights in bed, spray in bed liner, clean title. 1 owner well taken care of for $39k OTD. And it’s Quicksand! FTW! Currently rolling hard at 58k miles. No issues. Had to replace battery.

 

That white one with 10k would be a good buy

 

Bought mine with 2 miles on the clock tonight for 41 and change. Checks all your boxes except for the larger fuel tank. Might pay to shop here in the Midwest, lots of new ones on the lots where people only buy Ford/GM/Ram and as of a few hours ago, dealers are willing to come down from MSRP. Fly here and drive it home.

 

Pricey. Stay patient. Keep looking

 

My new 19’ in 2019 was $41k otd. I say just wait!

 

Don't be afraid to get under the truck check for leaks, rust, mods, nuts/bolts, hitch, and bed for ware and tare, pop the hood check wiring, fuses, fluids. Get all up in that Bxxxh. Most of this is not the truck but the PO. Good luck.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/cam-shaft-tower-seal-leaking-please-read.20102/

 

I guess I dont understand car dealers and their business practices. From what I am seeing they would rather have vehicles go to auction vs. selling them for a bit above what they paid for them. I have made a couple offers that were 2K more than what edmunds or other books said they were worth and the sales ppl turned me down. Also the vehicle Doc fee in AZ is usually $500, that is a LOT of money just to file paperwork on a transaction.

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Don't even get me started on the CA drivers that are being transplanted to AZ!