2000 Land Rover Cruiser with a quarter million miles on it how much would you pay for it supposedly the frame is not rusty, just some rust on the body.
Oops I cannot believe I made that mistake I meant Land Cruiser not Land Rover
About Land rovers if there's no oil under it there's no oil in it
how much would you pay for it supposedly
I wouldn't pay anything for a vehicle like that. But if I had to choose a number, no more than $200.
I was mulling it over and thinking $500 but I think you're closer to the mark.
The Land Rover vehicle is arguably the worst combination of English engineering and English electronics. I wouldn't have one as a planter.
Oops I cannot believe I made that mistake I meant Land Cruiser not Land Rover
Well that's a horse of a different color. It doesn't look like the 2000 Toyota Land Cruiser is a model that is particularly problem prone, however you're looking at a 22-23 year-old vehicle so you need to be prepared to deal with age and mileage related issues. It could easily become a real money pit, especially if you don't work on it yourself and need to run to a mechanic for every little thing..
Be sure to have a good mechanic check it out thoroughly before purchase if you decide to proceed. (I have no idea how much money those are going for.)
https://www.carcomplaints.com/Toyota/Land_Cruiser/
Asking 4000
Asking 4000
That is too much money for a 2000 Land Cruiser with 250k miles. Look at something else.
If you want a Land Cruiser and you're willing to pay the price check Bring a Trailer; you see a lot of them there in various conditions. So if you want one and are open to paying the price (a low mileage clean one isn't cheap) keep an eye there.
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Not sure what your question and hence the "??" is for; so what's the question?
I'm sorry but I'm not really sure but you were trying to say in your answer
Oh cool I just realized it's a website. I found some private seller on OfferUp he's asking $4,250
Here's a link to get an idea of what prices a 2000 Land Cruiser is going for; definitely a lot more than $200 or $500 but it depends on the condition too. 250k miles is a lot and the closest to that is a 218k miles one that went for $9500. But again I will add it depends a lot on the condition of the car too; if it has some rust it'll reduce the value for sure.
https://bringatrailer.com/toyota/land-cruiser-100-series/?yearFrom=2000&yearTo=2000
If it is in good shape, and you have some maintenance records, that could be a good deal.
How much rust would be my question, otherwise those things hold their value.
