LOL!
But seriously, I'd like to know how I can legally come up with $18,000 to buy a second vehicle. Connections...
But seriously, I'd like to know how I can legally come up with $18,000 to buy a second vehicle. Connections...
Soon to be a Tacoma driver
Hey everybody
I’m 19 years old and I have been a Tacoma fan since I was about 10 and my buddies dad had three of them (he leased them for a year and basically just kept getting a new one)
Anyways, right now I drive a modified black 2001 Ford Focus ZX3. It has a full Eibach suspension system (Pro Kit springs, dampers, and sway bars), FocusSport Cool-Flo intake with an ITG cone filter, and a FocusSport ceramic coated stainless steel cat back exhaust, full Pioneer/Infinity sound system.
It handles like a raped ape and I still really love it, but I want to pick up a 2004 Tacoma before it's to late.
The reason I say that is because my mother works for Toyota Financial Services. Where she works, people can lease any Toyota/Lexus/Scion vehicle for a year and then get something else. The great thing is, they put these off lease vehicles up for sale for about two weeks when they come off lease and immediate family members can buy them for about $5000-$6000 under KBB value.
I'm hoping to find a 2004 Tacoma Double Cab 4X4, V6, TRD for around $18,000. And since they no longer make the old style Tacomas (as you all know
) I want to try to grab one for the great price before they are all gone.
Hopefully sometime this spring/summer I will find one
I’m 19 years old and I have been a Tacoma fan since I was about 10 and my buddies dad had three of them (he leased them for a year and basically just kept getting a new one)
Anyways, right now I drive a modified black 2001 Ford Focus ZX3. It has a full Eibach suspension system (Pro Kit springs, dampers, and sway bars), FocusSport Cool-Flo intake with an ITG cone filter, and a FocusSport ceramic coated stainless steel cat back exhaust, full Pioneer/Infinity sound system.
It handles like a raped ape and I still really love it, but I want to pick up a 2004 Tacoma before it's to late.
The reason I say that is because my mother works for Toyota Financial Services. Where she works, people can lease any Toyota/Lexus/Scion vehicle for a year and then get something else. The great thing is, they put these off lease vehicles up for sale for about two weeks when they come off lease and immediate family members can buy them for about $5000-$6000 under KBB value.
I'm hoping to find a 2004 Tacoma Double Cab 4X4, V6, TRD for around $18,000. And since they no longer make the old style Tacomas (as you all know
) I want to try to grab one for the great price before they are all gone.Hopefully sometime this spring/summer I will find one
