Used 2000 Toyota Tundra for Sale

The Tundra gets great mileage for a truck -- we've seen ~25 mpg on the highway. It's reliable, partially because it uses older technology (our windows are rolled up by hand). We've done regular maintenance on the truck, and beyond that, we've had no issues with the motor or other components. It's also a nice size. Big enough to carry a large load -- we've used it to transport construction materials -- and pull some campers but not a huge gas guzzler. It also feels safer than very large vehicles, which can have bad visibility and feel too wide for many roads. It has a good safety record. The 4WD is reliable. We live in snow country and use it all winter. It's a very practical car to have in the mountains. For us it's irreplaceable. It's 18 years old and, therefore, has a low blue book, but it still runs perfectly and looks good. A new truck would cost tens of thousands and probably get worse gas mileage. The only drawback is that the seats are uncomfortable.

I have a 200 Toyota Tundra. It is the best vehicle I have ever owned. I have put over 60k miles on in in 2.5 years and have just recently had to make the first minor repair. The truck does everything I need it to do and then some. If I had the opportunity to buy the same truck again, I absolutely would. I purchase this truck when it was 14 years old and it still drives like it is brand new!

I bought my Tundra with 100k miles. It had only one other owner and bought it for just over 10k cash. Besides a few door dings everything about it was in mint condition. It has a very nice spray on bed liner. I mow yards so I use it to haul mowers and a trailer around and it is very useful for that. All of the components work from windshield wipers, to lights, horn, dashboard, and sensors. I never decked it out with a lift kit or anything, but I did get SilverStar Ultra headlights and put some decals on it. Acceleration is very good with a Lexus SUV 4.7 Liter engine in it. Transmission acts up on rare occasions but nothing permanent.