Dealer listing photo unavailable — the dealer’s site blocks automated capture. Captured October 10, 2026.
$10,655
114,994 miles · 2.4L 4-cyl FWD · 21/28 MPG
Moose’s Verdict
Fair-ish price. Oil-drinking Tigershark.
$10,655 is $551 over Edmunds market — not a ripoff, but you’re paying over the odds for a van with a known oil habit. RepairPal flags excessive oil consumption on 2017–2018 2.4L Tigersharks plus rusting oil pans, and the 9-speed automatic has its own shift-quality history. Then there’s the trim confusion: the dealer lists it as a Tradesman while the VIN feeds read as a passenger wagon — a question you shouldn’t have to ask. The math says walk.
Price vs Market
$10,655 — $551 over Edmunds market for 115k miles. Fair-to-high.
★★★★★
History (VIN)
No free AutoCheck score obtained; 3 NHTSA recalls apply (tire placard, fire extinguisher, side airbag) — verify by VIN.
★★★★★
Maintenance & Reliability
Tigershark flagged for oil consumption and rusting oil pans; 9-speed auto has a shift-quality history. RepairPal: 3.5/5.
★★★★★
Fuel Economy
21/28 MPG — best-in-class economy for a work van.
★★★★★
Dealership
4.8 stars on 34 Google reviews (Larwill 4.7/26, Goshen 5.0/8), but a public Jan 2025 complaint alleges a kept deposit at the Goshen store.
★★★★★
Vehicle History
No free AutoCheck score could be obtained. Three NHTSA campaigns apply to the 2017 model year: incorrect tire placards, a fire extinguisher that may not function, and side curtain airbag inflation concerns — confirm completion on this VIN. The trim mismatch between the dealer listing and the VIN feeds is its own flag.
Key Specs
Engine
2.4L Tigershark I4
Drivetrain
FWD, 9-speed auto
Mileage
114,994
Stock
5711RC
MPG
21 city / 28 hwy
Recalls
3 campaigns apply
About the Dealer
24/7 Cars
6745 W US-30, Larwill, IN · also Goshen, Warsaw, Fort Wayne · 4.8★ (34 Google reviews across 2 locations)
One public red flag on record: a January 2025 complaint alleges the Goshen location kept a buyer’s deposit after financing fell through. Worth asking about their deposit policy in writing before you put money down.
The Original Listing
Snapshot of the dealer’s listing page, captured at verdict time — so the price and details can’t quietly change afterward.
The fine print: this verdict is our opinion based on publicly available information at the time of analysis — price data, history sources, and dealer reviews. It is not financial advice. Always get an independent pre-purchase inspection and verify the history yourself before you buy.
