Originally Posted by ToDesi

I'm trying to locate one but nothing here in Canada, dealer said I can order a 2022 in June but delivery will be October. He's going to keep an eye out in case a 2021 pops up.


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Originally Posted by Humble Leader

are you looking specifically for a TRD PRO? if you aren't and are willing to travel outside of GTA there are a few new 4runners available (9 in the province of ontario). there's a TRD offroad in simcoe as of this post date/time

Originally Posted by Bumbo

There are massive supply chain issues and huge price increase happening right now… And there are talks about hyperinflation as well.

From personal experience I am seeing from price escalation in raw materials (steel, copper, lumber, plastics). I’ve seen Romex double, and lumber in insane… a wood deck project in April 2020 that would have cost $1000 in materials would now cost about $4000.

Shipping/transit delays and price increase due to lack of drivers and fuel.

Many industries are being effected by semiconductor chip shortages, including automotive.

So yes… what you are seeing is normal. Just order it and wait… and don’t expect any discounts. All I’ve been doing at work is raising prices of goods, and it's still flying off the shelf.

Originally Posted by patkelly4370

The Toyota dealer I bought my 4runner from called on Saturday asking if I wanted to "sell it for 110% of current market value".
No thanks.

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Originally Posted by rageandlove

This is a temporary situation, but temporary in terms of 1/2 a year, not weeks.

Many industries lowered sales forecasts and related purchasing activities a lot last year when covid hit and it was unclear how it would all play out - they were being conservative so they could conserve cash to survive an extended recession.

North America has rebounded way more quickly than anticipated back then, and because there are 6-month+ lead times on a lot of things (chips, components, etc.) supply is behind where demand is for finished goods, because the supply chain needs to catch up.

Overall the capacity is there, it's just a temporary problem because of demand forecasts that were way too pessimistic.

So yeah, if you want something now, you wont get a screaming deal, but if you can wait half a year, it will be back closer to "normal" ...

Originally Posted by repo

That said I do sort of wonder if we aren't in WW3 already without realizing, and witnessing hybrid/non-linear warfare in play. The cyber attack certainly makes me wonder.

Originally Posted by BorotHex

Well, as usual the Fed gov doesn’t do anything until it has to. Once the USA wakes up, these hackers and nations are going to pay, but it’s going to take a total disaster, as usual.