2011 Toyota 4runner Sr5 Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Arnolds Park, Iowa, United States
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I purchased this from Insurance Company 8/30/12 it had sustained right front and roof damage. It appears from CarFax report it hit a pole on right front and layed pole down middle of roof. There was no frame damage or suspension damage vehicle ran and drove. I will list the repairs below: Only New OEM Parts where used: Right Fender Right Headlight assembly Hood Front bumper cover Right Fog Assemble Windshield Roof Skin Sun Roof Assembly (Used) All doors, and gate did not get damaged even the the roof rack is original. As mentioned above airbags did not deploy and all front coolers and suspension are original front damage was very cosmetic main damage was pole on front center of roof and windshield. This vehicle has been proffesionaly repaired and aligned and serviced. NADA Book is as follows Clean Retail $35,300, Clean Trade $31,625, Average Trade In $30,425 & Rough Trade $28,925 (Which includes Branded Title) Kelley Blue Book Private Party Value: Excellent $32,773, Very Good $32,073, Good $31,273 & Fair $29, 173 ( This would be one with one in need of major repairs) Carfax Adjusted Value: $35,300 - Title $-3,260= $32,040 Retail |
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