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| 02-09-2015, 08:55 AM | #1 |
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Anyone in the local NYC area have a dealer license and the ability to buy cars?
Im looking to buy a pick up truck for my son. We are looking at the Nissan Frontier or the Toyota Tacoma, year 2001-2003. Looking to spend around 5-6500$ max. Does anyone even have feedback on these trucks and any suggestions? I see the toyota a hold their value even with high mileage, nissans sort of but not as high. I found a nissan '02, 89k asking 6,300$ one owner bought from the auction and sitting in a dealer. I car faxed it and it seems ok, but the rear metal bumper had rust which made me nervous. It's from north NJ.
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Any truck, crawl under and look at the frame. I'd go with the toyota over a nissan for a used truck. Nissans always seem to have something up with them for some reason. The tacoma holds value very well.
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