DJmaybe

DJMaybe - yup, wAAAAAAy too much money for that vehicle.

If it was an AWD with 40000 miles it'd be worth between $9900 and $12,600 - knock off $1500 if it is FWD, according to cars.com. This is for a private sale. Trade value is about $1700 less than that.

You can find new 2014s out there and the base AVP costs less than $20K new, so you do the math. Buying a new one gets you the factory warranty (and the option to buy an extended factory warranty too).

Thats too much for a car with that many miles.

Thank both for the responses, and thank you bramfrank for the extra details in your response. Its ironic that I was going to do my math calculations/research for newer models as well, but I wanted to check here and boom, already. I'm impressed with the community here, how active it is. Anyways, I am going to pass on this one, not because of the two responses, but in the end, it makes sense because I already new in the back of my mind that I would talk it down, to which I did say in my original post.

My Avalon is pushing 200k miles(sitting at 169k) and I'm looking to upgrade soon, but nothing is wrong with the Avalon. Anyways, the 2011 is beautiful with great features, but that is too many miles, especially without the warranty. I've been itching to get back into the Dodge Family. Had a 2002 Durango SLT 10 yrs ago, then almost got a dodge 08 magnum. But I went for reliability and got the Toyota Avalon with 130k miles used. Now, I'm lurking around chargers, and now the Journey.

Well I guess for now I may be a 2 post wonder

Thanks again for the quick responses.

Going to check out a used 2011 Main Street with 56k later this afternoon. 1 owner, and asking for almost 15k($14,700). Will talk down tho. I'm very impressed by you owners experiences but what about getting a used one not under warranty? Oil records show good work. Oh it's a fwd V6. So pretty. Space is my concern. One 4yr old daughter and thee wife. Baby seat will soon be done. Maybe the built in booster will help, if it's in there. Will follow up of course.