Is this a good price for the 2021 TRD Pro?

Im just browsing and notice this 2021 trd pro. It’s about 2 hrs drive from me. Look like it have aftermarket wheels and slide out truck bed. is this a good price or would you say it’s high?

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/a5a79a58-f8ac-4f7c-b0fe-dd10cf4598ed/

 

Looks like a normal price to me

 

Good point. We do get snow and they salt and sand here for winter.

 

For the miles, i think it’s high. Non stock wheels. In May i bought a one owner 20k mile 2020 TRD Pro DC (i did NOT want a Crew) for 54K. I thought i over paid but could not budge the seller. Lots and lots of CM’s in the market. Very, very few super clean DC’s.

 

It may be a little high, but nothing too crazy.... You could probably get it down just a bit if you chose to haggle a bit.

Looks like it's had good service records. First owner probably flipped it when used market pricing on these things was ridiculous and made a profit...

It's hard to tell from pics because they can be deceptive, but it may have a slight lift to it (not sure if that matters to you or not), but I'd just verify it was done w/a quality set up. Shackles in the rear and a Coachbuilder pre-load collar are pretty common to do on the pros.

Also, someone put a rear TRD sway bar on it (these Pros came from the factory w/o a rear sway bar); again not a bad thing, just a sign that a couple of things were done. You'll lose a little rear wheel articulation, but will feel much more 'planted' on the highway.

The bed slide out and tonneau cover are nice.

Good luck if you decide to pursue it

 

Id still try to negotiate that down. Remember to factor in any tax and doc fees. Showing up with cash or your financing already sorted out usually helps.

 

Just my own opinion, but I wouldn't be paying more than the average price unless it is precisely what you would want, without a single compromise anywhere. Example: OEM PRO wheels are likely more expensive than what is on it. The bed shelf may have been drilled into the walls, so do you care about that? And at that price, I'd be expecting it to be a CPO with 8yr/100k mile powertrain. That's just me, though. Good luck and report back.

 

very good points. I also feel as though it’s priced rather high. I may keep looking and see what pop up.

 

I just bought that exact truck, same mileage, OEM wheels, new tires, no power running boards ($2k) for $52k. I was happy with the price. These LR go very fast where I'm at so someone else would have paid that.