toyota avalon?

Question

i got this deal from a car dealer
its a black 2000 toyota avalon
for 7500$ plus 350 dealer fees
the car has 107thousand miles
it black and grey interior
it looks in new condition
but is it a good deal?
is the milage too high for an avalon will it gve me alot
of probs?

Answer 1

Probably won't give you many problems, but it IS a used car.
107K is a little high, but not alarming. Chances are the mileage is highway, and not that big a deal.
More important, has it been in a collision? Is everything straight? Does the SRS warning lamp stay on? Does the Check Engine" light stay on? Does the engine oil look like it was JUST changed? Is there oil or debris in the coolant? Transmission fluid smell?
These are the tell-tale signs to pay attention to.
Pretty much everything else is simply maintenance related.

Good Luck and Merry Christmas

Answer 2

It seems like you're getting a deal somewhat. However, the price of a car depends on where you live

Use this website to find the price
http://www.edmunds.com/used/2000/toyota/avalon/1324/prices.html

Hit the "customize appraisal" button and fill out as much as you know. And make sure you put in the right zip code.

Toyota Avalons are excellent cars. On average they should last well into their 150,000 - 175,000 mile ranges without major repairs. They're based on the Camry.

Answer 3

!st, check the Bluebook on it. Also, before making a decision, request a CarFax report from the car dealer. If they will not provide one, walk away. It is your right & your responsibility to go into buying a car with all of the knowledge you can get before talking price. If you really think that paying $7850 for a car with 107 thousand miles is o.k., then go for it. Or you can get a CarFax report on your own from I think it's carfax.com

Answer 4

check the Kelly blue book on the $$$ and run a car fax report and then decide