Check out uses 2020?

Guys,

Why would a 2020 be turned in? Has some light scratches. The car fax seems odd too?

Any thoughts on all these alignments?

https://www.carfax.com/VehicleHisto...f-d883-4e7c-b439-4444dd317bce|toyota|t3|false

 

Here is ad

https://www.suburbantoyotaoftroy.com/used-inventory/index.htm?search=4Runner


It’s silver SR5

 

Sold on 7/27 to Commercial....? then back to dealer as inventory on 9/11 after 6700miles... then alignment check.... I just wonder that this commercial owner for less than 60 days... if you purchase, take full toyota care.... to back this up... will go through extensive test drive and may be ask to put on the lift and check under carriage....

 

REPO?

 

There are companies that will do super short term leases then loan the car out for use in movies, commercials, or benchmarking. Considering it is in Troy, I'd think maybe one of the auto companies wanted to review it, possibly Chrysler since they're 15 min up the road

 

Smurf yes that makes sense maybe with Chrysler HQ up the road.

But what about all the alignment inspections each month on car fax? That seems odd.

 

Yeah that part is a bit weird

 

Maybe came from a V8, stepped on the V6 gas, nah ima go back to a V8.

 

There are a lot of reasons. I’m trading my 2020 Pro in AG. Less than 8000 miles on it. My wife and I don’t need 2 SUV’s. Getting almost what I paid. When the tundra comes in and I drive it and don’t like it I will keep my 4runner. Also it makes it easy to trade in if your vehicle is paid for. Not bragging just makes it really easy not have to finance it.

 

Steering wheel Shake - Lemon Law Vehicle would be my guess.

There have been a couple reported on the other board: I would avoid that one if I were you.

 

I wouldn't worry too much about it being traded in so soon. (I traded in a Lexus with 900 miles on it one time--the most expensive case of buyers remorse in my life.) The constant alignment checks make me think it had the wobble.