Stipple the door handles and gear shifter of course.
a Noveske sticker not only ups the value 20-25% but the horsepower as well!
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Stipple the door handles and gear shifter of course.
I would also recommend you compare new Tundras in your mix, mainly because of incentives. You stated "2016 Tundra 4X4 TRD Crew cab with the 5.7 FFV V8. Yoda is pre-owned and under $40K with 26K miles (certified pre-owned, 1 owner)." The sticker price on a pretty well loaded 2017 CrewMax model should be in the mid-40s, and I have ALWAYS been able to negotiate at least a 10% discount, which gets you down to around $40k and you are one year newer and driving a NEW truck. As an example, the one below is advertised at only $44,766 and you can request the sales/discounted price via email, which could save some "haggling" time and get negotiations started. This ad is from Toyota of Newnan (toyotaofnewnan.com), where I bought my last three trucks. They also offer a "Lifetime Limited Powertrain Warranty." Just another thought for you to consider if you are not already overwhelmed!!
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The link below should take you to details on this specific truck:
http://www.toyotaofnewnan.com/new-Newnan-2017-Toyota-Tundra+4WD-SR5-5TFDW5F12HX618484
Also, internet prices almost always include available rebates and some type of dealer discount, so from MSRP you can get a descent discount off, but no so from an internet advertised price. That lifetime warranty seems cool, just wonder how easy it is to void it (not servicing it a Toyota dealer or not at that exact dealership....etc)
As stated, that was the MSRP and NOT the internet advertised price, so all incentives and discounts should apply. For me, I ONLY have my vehicles serviced at the dealership so they have full records. Plus, my warranty book is always dated/stamped and work orders are in the glove box. If and when I sell or trade, full documentation is available for all maintenance performed, but that is just the way I personally approach preventative maintenance.
I don't know what kind this is but if you want "air time" I'd look at getting one:
As stated, that was the MSRP and NOT the internet advertised price, so all incentives and discounts should apply. For me, I ONLY have my vehicles serviced at the dealership so they have full records. Plus, my warranty book is always dated/stamped and work orders are in the glove box. If and when I sell or trade, full documentation is available for all maintenance performed, but that is just the way I personally approach preventative maintenance.