I Got My Land Cruiser Appraised and I'm BURIED! 

I have a trx for fun, fj for the mountains and a dually diesel for hauling stuff, but am getting a new land cruiser, so need to get rid of one i think

He is just an arrogant possible white collar criminal most likely because most working class people like me have almost 1****** in my account he is living off of lies possibly a white collar criminal I'm not impressed by losers or possibly future felons

Sure but what's he financing? He's obviously underwater, the 10k of extra depreciation puts him further underwater. These vehicles are preposterously expensive, having 4 preposterously expensive vehicles is lunacy.

@@michaelmclovin5098 100% agree. It's nutz. However, should sell privately. Gonna do better than speaking to a dealer/appraiser. I private sold my 2017 Taco and got about 8 grand more than what the "appraiser" told me it was worth.

@@charliemcawesome5012 In the same situation. Getting 6k more selling privately. That's good chunk of change left on the table if you go to the stealer.

No joke, I've owned ONE car my whole life. Scotty Kilmer's favorite. The 94 Toyota Celica. If I need a truck, I rent one. Lowe's even let's you rent them for a few hours. Simple. Easy.

Crazy you care that much. Kinda creepy.

Good memory you’ve got there.

@@SJDJFJFSKSXNDJWJQI .. its not difficult to remember things, and I don’t care “that much”. Not creepy at all.

@@tewksburydriver8624 "ok"

@@SJDJFJFSKSXNDJWJQI ... You're easily creeped out bud, it's just a RU-vid comment about expensive cars.

Trade in the Land Cruiser and the bronco Ang get the new INEOS grenadier.

Not if you’re VW 0% available and vehicles are flying

@@kevs2good133 but it's still a VW which hold their value as good as a used condom

I made money before the pandemic

Now that is sick...thank Biden.

To be honest that was stupid of him. How long did he think it would take him to save $95k in gas when he bought the thing?

You need to make a lot of million view videos on RU-vid before you're making that kind of money.

Working on it

I experienced this scenario a few months ago. Brought my wife's RX 330 into the dealer for a routine oil change (Lexus of Greenwood Village, CO). I always expect them to find more service items, but was not expecting them to quote me ~$5,500 to replace the "leaking" valve covers and main seal. The service advisor counseled me by saying if a repair is more than $5K, then it probably makes sense to trade it in on a newer car (ostensibly, off their lot). I was a bit surprised how quickly my routine service appointment turned into a proposal to trade the car in, and suspicious that the repair job just so happened to be more than the trade-in threshold. Something didn't smell right to me, because there were no wet leaks on our garage floor. I passed on the dealer's proposal and took the RX to an independent shop (Toy Car Care in Centennial, CO). TCC confirmed the valve cover leaks, but found no evidence of a main seal problem. I had them do the work ($1,000, including oil change) and its been running great with no signs of a main seal leak. I can't prove it, but I believe the dealer was not acting in good faith. I get it. Times are difficult for car dealers, but instead of coming clean with customers, many (most?) are using all manner of tricks, like scaring service customers with a huge repair bill, to score a good used car on the cheap. I did send an email to the dealership's General Manager, but never heard back. I am in the market for another Lexus, and thankfully there are more than a few other dealers in the area to choose from.

DO NOT BUY TOYOTA AND LEXUS They are not economy and reliable anymore after 1995 I don’t understand why Americans buy Japanese crap cars

And what happens if you actually want to enjoy your life

And he ain’t about to buy one from Ken Garff.

Untamed-the dude is a Karen.

It was used but low miles.

Yes

Good luck outbidding BlackRock and Vanguard

Not everyone enjoys driving a POS

I'm starting to wish I had done this. I'm 62, have always had a "toy", but now I'm sorely tempted to sell my toy, which would allow me to pay off my DD F-150, plus eliminate that extra insurance payment, and focus in on paying off my wife's car. Then by the time I'm 65 in 2.5 years, I will have my F-150 and her CX-5, both low-mileage, paid off, and would have eliminated over $1,000/mo in car payments. That makes it much easier to retire at 65 (my family longevity is rubbish).

Telling a guy whose business is cars to buy a crappy car is terrible advice

Turn in your man card while you're at it. I'm sure you can do a better compromise than an old Corolla. Older Rx350 would be much better

I think people vastly overestimate how much RU-vid pays per view.

I’ve owned one

My last few Toyotas were awful. First my 2011 Tundra had tons of problems including oil leaks, rusty body panels and frame, rattling timing chain due to tensioner, premature starter failure, power steering leaks, etc. My 2016 Tacoma was so bad I was about to start the lemon process. I was about to buy a new Tundra and I'm glad I didn't with all the quality failures affecting that truck, plus all the total engine failures.