Wow aside from wheels, that looks exactly like my car lol.
Good daily, but still a German so parts are somehow always more expensive than Japanese. Just make sure you have your eye on the oil and keep up with your changes. That and make sure the cam follower is changed, I hear its really the only weak link in the engine.

That's a good deal for that car if everything checks out.

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...127240779.html

2016 M2, DCT, 23,500 km. $42K - ad defs looks real

https://images.craigslist.org/00p0p_...t2_600x450.jpg

2007 lexus gx470 - $13888

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...128092531.html

if its only 130km, sounds good.....

If anyone is curious this guy wrote me back and said he wants $14,000 USD for the car which is about $19,500cdn........ in other words a pretty healthy markup on what it went for a few months back.

re gti going up in age: if i have to pop the hood more than few times a year, it's not a good daily

used to bmw life and broken jdm cars with almost unsourceable parts.

then the vw will be a walk in the park.

If the parts needed are unobtanium, candidate for K or B swap?

:accepted:

= 80k miles not even broken in yet lol

the UZ can do a million miles in the tundra so i wouldn't let a high mileage example deter you

personally i'd just get the 4runner as they're both prado 120, depends if you want to sleep in the back or have more luxury

Paging BIC_BAWS :lol

RE: mk5
I really liked mine and I had 3 problem free years with it. I’ve heard stories, but I didn’t have any of the common problems. I’ve seen it driving around from time to time and it still looks well taken care of which is nice. It’s a bit bland as far as driving experience went, but definitely fun for a practical car.

Seller just raised his price by 3k

Gotta be one of the cheapest ones I've seen

2008 Lexus IS-F ISF V8 400+ HP Rare Local Zero Accident only 114,000km - $27995 (Port Coquitlam

https://images.craigslist.org/00505_...I_1200x900.jpg

I would love one but is it 3 times better than an Is350

Yes

Gotta be careful on IS-F that they haven’t had the coolant leak in the valley or check if that’s been repaired already... $$$$$$ job outside of warranty

as I understand it, the cam follower issue is only on the FSI engines. Halfway through the '08MY they switched from the FSI to the TSI engine, eliminating the cam follower issue. This car being an '09 should be free of that issue, I think it's a great deal for a nice little DD.

just get this one

https://abbotsford.craigslist.org/ct...118291594.html

sure it's at 330k but milage isn't a big issue on these motors

Biased isf owner here saying this is a good deal for what you get but as far as isf prices go, this is market value for an 08 as of late.

As someone who went from an IS350 to an IS-F, yes the price difference is 100% worth it, and it is 3x better.

they hold value well that's for sure
remember dr. mike got scammed for 40k on one like 10 years ago?

#anthonyespinosa

Let me know

2009 Honda Civic Sedan - $2k obo

ok beater? when buying cars, I always feel better/prefer buying a car with similar license plates as shown in this ad (old plates)


https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...20908047923243

2017 Porsche 718 Cayman S PDK - $63818

https://openroadhyundaiboundary.com/...yman-s/sf1637b

https://images.craigslist.org/01313_...C_1200x900.jpg

Off lease vehicle with an insignificant $1167.98 right rear corner damage record and not a lot of mileage. Obviously you'd have to be able to put up with that light tan interior (I can't.)

Price-wise, it is significantly lower than pretty much all 718 Cayman S you find in the market to the point that it is almost bordering on 981 Cayman S asking price. It looks to me like the car is very lightly optioned, which also partly explain its lower asking price.

Carfax report here:
https://vhr.carfax.ca/main?id=kmUt5r...YPujmAdZKd282r

Wouldn’t most people rather have the 981 though? I’d certainly want the flat six over the turbo motor