With 100k miles, the suspension is probably close to needing replacement or new shocks.
Indra said:
With 100k miles, the suspension is probably close to needing replacement or new shocks.
My truck is at 238k with the stock suspension still holding up fine.
I think the auto market bubble is going to pop soon. $38k for a truck with 101k miles is just wild. I got my 2019 SR5 brand new for $40k.
It might be priced fairly for the model and year, but I wouldn’t personally pay $38k for a truck with 100k miles. That’s a lot of driving in just four years. Makes me wonder how it was treated.