Consider it a win-win situation: The CarFinders experts carefully research every vehicle on the lot to provide you with a high-quality ride you can be proud of, and with pre-owned Toyota models, you add the brand’s own impressive reputation for dependability. When you also take into account CarFinders’ commitment to a hassle-free shopping and easy financing, it’s no wonder so many shoppers in the Denver area are driving our cars! Come see our current inventory, online or in person, and join the club.
Taking advantage of Toyota’s well-deserved reputation doesn’t come free — but it can come at a discount. That’s because when you buy pre-owned models, it’s past owners who pay for depreciation. Their brand-new rides begin losing value as soon as they hit the road, and they can depreciate by roughly 20% after a single year in service. In other words, you can save that amount simply by purchasing a year-old Toyota rather than a new one. The depreciation, and discounts, keep growing, too, so that after five years, the typical new car has lost 60% of its value to depreciation alone. And don’t forget that insurance rates tend to be based on value as well, for another way to save money with a pre-owned Toyota. Shopping in the pre-owned marketplace can also supply you with more vehicle choices than when you limit yourself to only considering new models. It’s the difference between looking at the new Toyotas offered for a given year versus looking at used Toyotas from many model years.
Most people think of advanced hybrid powertrains when they think of Toyota technology, but this is a company that covers all the bases. In fact, even pre-owned Toyota models are available with the kind of smart safety measures and simple-to-use infotainment resources that you need to master your days. (Just remember that exact features will vary by model.)
As a full-line automaker, Toyota can meet your needs, budget, and lifestyle with small hatchbacks, large sedans, stylish crossovers, true SUVs, robust trucks, versatile minivans, and more. Just keep in mind that CarFinders is always searching for fresh inventory, so the vehicles here are just a sampling of what you might find on our lot.
With a history that runs from automatic looms to automatic transmissions, Toyota has been a fixture in Japan’s economy since the 1930s. As for the brand’s automotive roots, those trace their way back to the 1933 Model AA sedan that was the very first Toyota car. The company began selling its first U.S. vehicle, the Toyota Crown, in 1956. Initially launching with just a single dealership in this country, Toyota sold only 288 vehicles in its first year here. Yet momentum was clearly building. The one-millionth Toyota was sold in the United States by 1972, and the company began making cars here in 1986. In 2002, the Toyota Camry became the best-selling car in the country. Today, this brand remains a top-selling choice for Denver, too!