Hi there, you should really consider the 240sx and then repair it. Nissan 240sx sports parts can be delivered from abroad and sometimes, it would be cheaper to repair one in bad condition as opposed to buying one in perfect condition. At least if you repair it yourself you can also have the satisfaction of doing it on your own plus you can personally vouch for its performance and safety.

Hi there I also owned a Land Cruiser and it also had brake hardware issues. The scanner my mechanic used said that the rotors had become worn down making braking janky and hard. I think it is a common problem among the SUVs of Toyota especially the older ones.

Chryslers are great for first owners but for anyone buying pre-owned ones, they will be very hard to maintain and costly. I know chrysler parts are a little more expensive but I think there are aftermarket makers out there.