This is probably the wrong thread for this but yes to both. Not sure about the PCS staying off but lane assist does stay off.

Last month (1/2021) I scored a 2020 TRD ORP with KDSS, moonroof, running boards, blacked out emblems for a sale price of $40,784 (MSRP was $46,498 something like ~12.2% off MSRP) and a 1.89% interest rate through my local credit union. It was an out of state purchase so I paid taxes/registration separately so my OTD was $41,171 at the dealer. Feel like I got a great deal.

Just picked up a TRD Off Road , best deal I could get was $1,800 off MSRP, as these are rather scarce up here in Montreal, Canada.
Better deals were available on the Limited , SR5 or Trail trims but not on the higher trims like Venture, TRDOR and PRO.

2021 Trd off-road $39,300
North Florida

Just purchased a 2021 TRD Pro for MSRP at Marysville Toyota in Marysville, WA. $52,813 plus tax, title, license. Also got a good trade-in price for my 2020 Subaru Crosstrek. Never paid MSRP for a vehicle before but my initial experience looking for a Pro was an eye-opener. A local Seattle dealer was charging almost 10k over MSRP via required dealer add on packages. Toyota of Olympia was charging MSRP too but not taking deposits. First come first serve. Marysville took deposits so I went with them. Very happy with Marysville Toyota! Loving my Pro so far. No plans for huge mods. Will probably add a front bumper and winch at some point. Also happy that the car fit in my garage.

Wondering what you didn't like about the Crosstrek as looking at it as a third vehicle.

Overall I liked the Crosstrek for around town and light off road use. I traded it because it was a bit underpowered on the highway. Decent pickup in town though. The main issue for me was the low tow capacity and tongue weight limit as I sometimes carry a motorcycle on a hitch rack. The rack+motorcycle is 350+ lbs and the tongue weight limit for the Crosstrek is 200lbs. The limit for the 4Runner is 500lbs. I bought the Crosstrek planning on keeping it for many years, but after I bought it was when I started hauling a motorcycle around because I decided to quit riding motorcycles much on public roads. In addition I wanted something better able to handle off road bumps and potholes and with a true 4wd capability. Also something with more space. In town the Crosstrek is better than the 4Runner, but for everything else the 4Runner is much better except for gas mileage. I was getting anywhere from 25-32mpg from the Crosstrek. Nice car, just not quite up to what I needed.

Just what I was wondering, Thanks!

The new 4runners looks awesome!

Just sent in the paperwork for a base 2021 Off-Road Premium, Barcelona Red. No moonroof, no KDSS, only added accessory was the all-weather floor mats.

Paid $39,000 before tax/tag/title/etc. This included $1,000 customer cash and $500 military rebate.

Dam I got the exact same thing for 45kotd

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About to pull the trigger on a 2021 Venture, only option added is a moonroof. $43,269 OTD here in Texas. I feel it's a pretty good deal, sale price is $40,383.

Paid $38,730.00 for a 2021 TRD Off-Road before taxes and fees at Toyota of Orlando FL. They gave me $12,000.00 trade-in on my 2012 4Runner Trail Edition with 214,000 miles on it. Largest Toyota dealership I have ever seen.

Super excited to come home as first time 4Runner owner on a ‘21 SR5 Premium with sunroof for $37,200 before tax and tags.

Midnight Black Metallic 2021 4Runner Off-Road Premium w/ KDSS and wheel locks
From Larson Toyota in Tacoma, WA. Discount negotiated with Tony and Felipe - definitely recommend them.

$45,305 MSRP
--(4429) Dealer Discount
40,876 Vehicle Purchase Price

$40,876
----399 Brake Plus [they are making 1500% profit on this addon, I should have negotiated on it, but OK]
----150 Doc Fee
----650 License Fee
----4333 WA State Sales Tax ~10%
46,408 Total OTD PRICE

License fee was initially $950 because it included a $300 VIN "laser itching" but I told remove that crap from the contract.

So good thing about this dealer - they offer free lifetime power-train warranty. 200$ deductible.

Bad thing about this dealer - their financing department is not very pleasing to deal with and tries to sell shit like "extended warranty" very aggressively. In worst case - just accept it and cancel later.