I'm now researching low-mileage LX 470s and man are the same era LS's a bargain in comparison
Was planning on one as my next vehicle at some point but more like another 1+ years as the timeframe
bro i remember seeing jeeps for 70k
..and people were ECSTATIC to buy them.bro i remember seeing jeeps for 70k
. Honestly, it's how many they built. It's overproduced. Just like the C8 Corvette. They've made over 100,000 of those already and the depreciation on them is more than the C7.
I feel like Land Cruiser premiums been a thing for a while. I don’t follow super close tho so maybe it’s gotten worse
LS’s def up as of late and I do think they’ll go higher. But I think you can still luck into a deal on one where as everyone with a LX “knows what they got”
Yeah the days of nice used cars for cheap are pretty much done. I bame the expensive and poorly built modern cars
yeah the internet and covid ruined that
Realized I never update this. Here's both of mine. The 392 is the best vehicle I've ever owned. Absolutely worth the money. The '98 TJ feels like a Flintstone car compared to it but I still love that old thing.Ordered a 392 Wrangler this week. They said 4-6 months build time so got a wait but it'll be worth it. Went same color and top as the concept and will have red seats added. Sucks that black was the only option. Should be exactly this when done.
You could get a used transmission under a grand and swap it in.
Welp…. after 20 years and almost 200k miles the transmission finally went
Always knew it would be what ended this car. A little surprising in that it was "fine" one day and limping the next but I guess that's transmissions for you
My dilemma is that I still need a winter beater until I get something else and don't really want to buy a new another car right now
Contemplating whether a transmission rebuild or news trans would be worth it or not. At least to bridge me until I buy something else
