:..What would you pay..?..:

Ok - have a somewhat local to me 2021 Platinum - white w/black 4X4

-0- options, no skid plates, stabilizer bars, etc.

Only thing extra is a spray in liner (Rhino)

It has 5200 miles on it - that's only five thousand 2 hundred miles.

What would you pay for it..?

 

4wd or 2wd?

 

$40-$45k?

idk, I'm bad at this game, but that's what I would pay

 

Around me a 21 platinum 4x4 with only 5000 miles will sell for 58-60K
4x2 maybe 55K

 

it is a 4X4...

 

I would only pay msrp minus initial depreciation, but that will not buy you anything due to the current nonsense going on.

Going rate around here as another poster said is like $55-60k

Personally, I would not buy anything with current overinflated pricing, but if you need to, you need to, YMMV.

 

If that's at a dealer it should be a CPO, if it's not I'd ask them why.

Oh and I wouldn't pay it but I'm betting they want $58k for it.

 

What was MSRP on the truck? It would pain me to pay more than new MSRP for a used truck, but it is the times.

Around here they are also in the $55-60k range. If I really needed an almost new Tundra, I would probably begrudgingly shell out $55,000 for the '21 Plat under discussion.

 

ACTUALLY a tick over that : $59950.

Which is cuckoo $money$ for it.

What was MSRP?? like $57500...new??

 

Personally, if I were buying a 21 Platinum at the time I bought my 21 Limited (paid ~47k pre-taxes), I'd pay ~51k pre-TTL. Maybe 50 since it's slightly used.

However, given the current market it's probably more in the 55-65k range.


Edit: my guess is the MSRP was ~53k new (Starts ~49k + ~1k CM + ~3k 4x4)

 

White? 25k, final offer.

 

Why worry about what others would pay? This is you and only you know your own financial situation. Simple it down. Is the truck worth 60K to you? Yes - Buy it. No - Don't buy it.

 

Oh, I get it, Jaypown -

I was just wondering what the consensus would say and many of them state the very numbers I believe it should be selling for.

No - I will not purchase a $60K, 4x4, simply not practical.

I am not in a fire sale position - I don't have to have a truck in the next week....nothing like that.

It is fascinating to see the asking prices for some of this iron though. Maybe even mind boggling.