2019 TRD sport

Hello everyone I had a Toyota tundra many years ago and I just traded in my Silverado and I decided to buy a used Toyota tundra 2019 TRD sport
I’m new to this are all

$260 Toyota sr5 TOYOTA Tundra Interior BURL Wood Dash Trim KIT Set 2003 2004 2005 2006

Toyota sr5 because I just found out mine is an SR5 TRD sport.
Dealing with these car salesman I want to kill myself need some insight to see if I got the right deal please help
It is a 2019 with 14,000 miles I paid 43K

 

Crew cab? 4x4? Was $43k out the door?

pics?

 

All TRD Sport and TRD Offroad Tundras have the SR5 package. Source: Im a car dealer, try not to kill yourself lol.

 

4 x 4 double cab Barcelona read mint condition.

 

send over the VIN, Ill shoot you back retail and wholesale values so you know for sure

 

OK maybe not all car salesman lol but I am exhausted from the one I dealt with

 

I understand, seeing how some dealers are doing people in this forum I completely get it.

 

my 19 SR5 was $42 out the door, when I check back in 2019 TRD OffRoad was around $49 and TRD sport was around $56...but that's the cali price

 

Welcome from NY.

 

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Thanks in advance

 

In this market you didnt do bad at all, everything is high right now.

 

Let me ask you a question I always lease this is the first time I bought a car in a long time. How long would you keep this until you sell it to make it worthwhile? I always do low mileage. And looks like I got the right price.? Thanks for making me feel better lol

 

Honestly, its hard to say with this market. You're usually pretty safe with a Tundra because its KBB's #1 vehicle in resale value for a couple years now. Right now the market is completely upside down because of supply chain issues so everything is higher than normal. Toyota is telling us they still dont see an end in sight which is good for you wanting your vehicle to hold value, bad if youre looking to buy new or used because of the inflated prices. Id say youre safe for at least a year, possibly two. Your best way to judge it will be keeping an eye on dealership lots...once you start to see them filling back up again to Pre-2020 inventory levels you need to sell ASAP because thats when the price of used vehicles will be coming back down again. Let me know if I can help with anything else

 

Thank you so much for the information when I’m ready would you sell this privately I haven’t sold a car ever remember. Or would you trade it in at a lot?

 

Typically youd get more on a private sell but its worth having a dealer look at it also. If you dont want to deal with the hassle of showing it to strangers and having them drive your vehicle then selling to a dealer might be your best option IF they are close to what you should get for it. Just check around before letting it go so you dont get low balled