These Are the BEST Cheap Trucks You Can Buy UNDER $10,000!
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I had a 86 B2000 truck I bought used in 1987, same color, same wheels, manual 5 speed. Great truck. I owned it until 96 when it had 115k problem free miles. I shipped it to Samoa in 1996 to my wife’s family who didn’t have a car, they drove it for another 30 years.
Car fax is not correct !!!! I traded in my truck with 218000.0 miles the dealer rolled it back or replaced the speedo sold it at 150000.0 miles I was the 3rd owner car fax said it was correct mileage and 2 owners !! So car fax and the dealer both where wrong DO NOT TRUST THEM !!
Yep, ran into it with my current truck (Ram 2500). Carfax shows an accident, which is technically true, but there was absolutely no damage to my vehicle. Guy in suv with spare on the back hatch brake checked me, I just barely hit his spare tire & it broke out his back window.
I'm the original owner of my 2004 Tundra AC Limited (4.7L) TRD OffRoad and will probably own it until the day I'm gone as it has been the best vehicle I've owned (out of ~20). It just rolled over 75K miles and because I have a "robust" case of OCD it still looks like the day I brought it home from the Toyota Dealership near my home (same place TFL got your 2022 Tundra), with the exception of a set of fairly new Bilstein 5100s and Anza D558 wheels with 33" Geolander A/T tires and a BakFlip cover. This one wouldn't be on your
Andre don't worry about the mileage on that tundra. I bought my first gen with 230,000 and it has since made the 1100 mile trip from Georgia to Vermont and back 10 times, it's currently at 280,000 miles and has given me no problems at all!
My 04 AC had 180,000 when I traded it in for my 06 DC. Didn't have any problems with it and still wish I could have kept it. My 06 same thing. I'm at 118,000 with no problems . Just keeping up on maintenance
The 1st gen Tundras are Great trucks for sure. I had a 2001 4X4 TRD with the 4.7LV8 that I worked hard and it was a great truck for me. However the prices people are asking for them is getting a little crazy imo. The best truck I've ever owned is my current 2008 Nissan Frontier 4x4 Crew cab with the long bed. Currently has 400,301 miles on original engine and trans. Its my daily driver work truck and is still running pretty good although the powers down a bit due to the miles on the engine and the fact that I've got 33" tires on it. Only got 267,000 out of my 2001 Tundra before it had a major cam issue in the engine.
very high mileage vehicles go from fine to broken quite quickly.
I had a 1st gen Tundra (2001) the only thing I didn't like about it was it was too car like. Soft suspension which made it give a weird ride, it also made the tow and hauling numbers low.
The engines can easily reach over 500k with little issues, the only issues they really had were the transmissions they had a higher failure rate. But if I can remember right in 04 or 05 they upped the hp with a VVT system and replaced the 5 speed with a 6 speed, and that trans was a lot better. So I would recommend looking for an 05 or 06 model
One of my trucks is a 2002 Tacoma TRD 4x4 (190K miles). There is no way I would sell it for less than $10K. I have subcontractors asking frequently if I will sell it on a personal level. Underpowered, but bulletproof, and a darn good 4x4 with a decent driver. Never stranded me. That is generally my measure for selling a vehicle (strand me and I might sell you). I trust it way more than my CJ-7. Peace, Love!!
That truck you have in the thumbnail, well that was my first truck! A Y2K Tundra double cab V8 2WD. I serviced it the first 3yrs of its life, then bought it off the used car lot at my dealership. I drove it for 17 yrs and I don't need to school you on its reliability. Still in fantastic condition @177K, I live in the south, I was thinking it was time to sell. Thanks to TFL, I learned about my next truck and trusted your input. I sold the Tundra to a fellow tech which he'll take over with pampered service and you talked me into the 2019 Ford Ranger 4x4 XLT SC. Absolutely love it! Thank You TFL Trucks.
I am just kicking myself for not waiting when the used truck market was hot and asking for more for my 15 year old truck with low mileage... timing is everything.
Chances are you can probably still sell your truck for more than what it was pre-pandemic. It might not get as much as it would have last year at the peak of used prices but I still think you can get good return for an older low mileage truck. Post yours up for sale and see what the market wants for it. You never know, all you need is one person who might value your truck more than others.
I've had a lot of experience on servicing the 2nd gen Tundra, and if it still has the underbody engine shield, they are a bearcat to work on. The shield is heavy and clumsy and ridiculous. The filter is a cartridge and the cap is usually excessively overtightened by the last individual that changed oil in it. The caps actually have a factory torque, at 18.5 ft/lbs but no one does that. It's actually not real bad except for the filter if the shield has already been removed prior to servicing.
The gen 1 Tundra also had an under engine shield but it does have a spin-on filter. Changing the filter doesn't require removing the shield, it can be reached from under the hood. Just throw a few grease rags under the filter on top of the shield and change the filter. Then use the grease rags to wipe up any oil on the shield. It is a bit of a reach to access the filter and shield going this way, but it can be done.
A lower mileage gen 1 Tundra, I'd definitely consider that if I were in need of a truck, especially if it were the crew cab. I'm a bit of a fan of these.
Down here on Mississippi coast 4x4 not as big a deal. I love my old (2006) Nissan Frontier extended cab. Love it for the full 6 ft bed. Wish it was V6, but the ole 4 banger works great here for a daily commuter and weekend hauler. Way more comfortable seat and better legroom than the Tacoma.
I've got a 2008 Crew Cab 4X4 Frontier with the 4.0V6 and the long bed. Best truck I've ever owned and I owned a 1st gen 2001 4X4 access cab TRD Tundra before the Frontier. It was a great truck but my Frontier has been better. My Frontier currently has 400,301 miles on it and it's still running strong as my daily driver work truck and it works hard hauling a cargo trailer often and tools and equipment for construction work.
1st Gen Tundras are fantastic. And yes, folks are starting to figure it out as prices are creeping up. A decent one runs in the lower teens while a clean low mileage(>100k mile) with 4wd will run into the low 30k range!
I had a 1998 Dakota 4x4. It was a 2 door, regular cab, 5.2l V8 in red. It got about 12mpg, but it was one beastly little truck!
Thank you for the feedback!
I sold a 99 single cab Dakota for 2500 with 137k with the V6 and automatic transmission. Avg mpg was around 17.
@TFLClassics should buy the 'Mid-Shorty' Dakota and send it through the off-road course.
At 12 mpg it's a lawn ornament 😅
Nice guys love that B2200 4x4. I had my Family 1984 B2000 5 speed manual transmission for 7 years for back forward to work. Sold it with 120k in 1997
I have a t100. Bought from an older guy. Really love it.
You guys are great on these discussions
As someone who has done quite a bit of work on a model A I wouldn't recommend picking it up unless you're dedicated. Parts are hard to find now and they can be a huge pain. Definitely a blast if you like really old cars though. Also they are wild to drive you're fighting the steering wheel the whole time.
Hey guys, Great content! In 2022 I purchased a 2022 Chevy Silverado 4x4 base truck. Reg. Cab, shorty with 4 cyl turbo, black, cruise and power windows, just turned over 3500 mi . Sticker was $42k, got it for $37k. Love it, so far. It's quick , only wish it had the V8.
I love my first gen Nissan Titan and love that I have the 8ft bed one on top of it and that I have the plane Jane one
The only thing about the Taco I don’t like is the seating position, it’s to much like driving a go cart.
Can't go wrong with a first gen tundra . I had to upgrade from an 04 AC to an 06 DC for the extra leg room. Loved the 04 and still love the 06, wish I could have kept them both
I have a 2001 Access Cab I bought 2 years ago with only 73K on it. I think I have 127K on it now - lots of highway miles - and wonder what it would be worth today... Not sure I would take less than 12-14K for it.
Just bought a 2002 limited Acess can 2wd with 122k miles for 7800$. Hope it proves to be as reliable as I’ve heard 🤞…
I love the old Ridgeline look to the new andy brother has a 2012 still going and my family has had an mdx and 2 pilots and they each went to alover 200,000 and only the mdx broke and that's because of a dumb shop, if you don't need full on truck mode they have soany nice things like the tailgate opening 3 ways, the AWD vtm4 is Wonderful unless you have to push it real hard if you don't really need a truck but want one these are the ticket unless you want a little better mpg then go with the maverick I'd say my friend gets like 25 mpg avg and the Hondas we're like 21, but the maverick I don't know it will last as long too. I had an mdx with a lift and 31x10.5 atw3's and it was amazing for a dual purpose rig that was so damn nice and comfy and almost a 250,000 miles before it blew which was due to a db ass shop screwing it up, the one time I let someone work on my car that's not me the engine blew 20 miles after.
The Australians got it right. The Santa Cruze , ridge line , maverick etc are UTE’s. Not trucks or pickups
The classics channel is in the running for my favorite channel of yours. I love what the team is doing over there!
Ram is offering discounts of 20% on new in stock 1500 pick ups according to their radio commercials. Local Chevy dealer is saying they have stock on many trucks and SUVs.
The only thing about the Taco I don’t like is the seating position, it’s to much like driving a go cart
Under 10??? Where?? I have been looking for one here in Arizona and they are going for 15 plus with close or over 200k miles
That Mazda p/u would be PERFECT
for what I need ( something to take the garbage to the dump & maybe
drive to work on occasion ) !!!!
Guys, great segment. I have a 2005 Tundra with 78,000. I purchased it in 2009 with 52,000 miles. Great vehicle! the only downside is the fact that presently I will have to change out the timing belt. It calls for change out at 90,000 miles but due to the age of the belt, I will replace it sooner.
Sir the timing belt and water pump at same time cheap enough! Sure better than ruining that motor and that could happen if belt breaks!!!
New Ram 1500 Classics in Central/Southern Alberta are showing from 15% to 20% off and the slimy dealers are offering up to $10,000 off. The MSRP “IN CANADIAN dollars” on the trucks are from $50,000 - $68,500 the Express models are 15% off and the remainder were 20% off.
It made for some interesting deals,,,,, not for me, but I suspect their sales will jump for this late fall.
The 89 Mazda was badass!
CDL…Commercial Drivers License, if you are driving a commercial vehicle for income, you need a CDL for 26001 lbs or more. Some states require a special license for certain size large vehicles but it’s not a CDL.
I found a 02 Tacoma w/new resale red paint for $12,000 . It had a bad
rear end ( has been replaced ) .
It has auto in it . 2.7 four cyl.
183,000 mi. , .... good deal ??
One argument for the Texas truck, unless it came from the coast, is that it probably has no salt damage. Especially road salt.
I drove a 62 mile round trip to work in Colorado with a RWD pickup truck for 15 years and never didn't make it...
HAPPY SATURDAY...HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY EVERYONE ✌️
Thank you. You too!
The Ford Ranger of that era was a modified Mazda, not the other way around. Come on, Nathan 😂
The NW has lots of salt near the sea, but we in the Inland Empire avoid that. And no salt on the roads here, either!
Ford Courier ... overseas. The next generation was based on the Ranger.
The Ranger was never a copy of the Mazda, you might be thinking of the Ford Courier, which was a rehashed Mazda.
How about best truck (minimal issues) for a teenager who wants under 15,000 but it has to be manual transmission?
My family had a Ridgeline in that year and color and we nick named it the purple El Camino. 😂 We loved it but has terrible gas mileage. I also am willing to bet that that Ridgeline probably needs the water pump, and drive belt replaced which is about 2K worth of service for Honda/Acuras that have a V6. You have to do it every 100K otherwise you could damage the engine if the belt breaks.
Thank you for the feedback.
I prefer trucks with a lousy ad as it cuts down on the competition (other buyers). The last truck I bought only had pictures taken in a dark barn, never the complete truck. Horrible pictures. I did ask the seller to take the truck outdoors and take a full picture of the truck, as it was not local.
The model A joke on Andre was that due to his age or his country of origin?
"Too much rust." *Laughs in Midwesterner*
Damn, based on this, I probably could get 10k for my 2011 F-150.
Don’t y’all know how an old vehicle steering wheel can smudge everything black? Hence the cover.
High mileage trucks get there by being reliable.
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When they deal with battery recycling and child labour in Africa then I will consider them environmental friendly. Plus the video showing a Ford Lightin only going 80 miles??????
EV proponents are naive or deceptive when it comes to the ethicacy of cobalt and lithium mining. Out of sight, out of mind.🤷♂️
What was this video supposed to be? A podcast, a CZcams video or a Q and A? Get to the point lmao you need tabs to skip through the video. I would’ve clicked off so fast if I wasn’t about to buy a truck rn lol
below is a crooked dealership that needs to be taken down....
Front Wheel Drive's are NOT Trucks
Those are some way overpriced trucks
Absolutely, makes me want to sell my old (2011) F-150 for 10k.
Photos are too small for us to see. Don t need to watch the presenters,