Selling my wife's TRD Pro as she has decided it's not for her.
I'm the original owner and purchased from a Toyota dealership in GA.
Dealership added the predator step bars at the time of purchase
I added raptor lights and can either leave or remove
So far only a tire rotation has been done...
Agreed on all points. Just how bad things will get...nobody knows. We're seeing inflation happen right before our eyes with the cost of nearly everything going up. The most important thing to watch is the housing market. If prices start to go south, we're in real trouble.
The record high...
Who knows when the shortage will end? It could just be a couple more months or last through the end of the year. It just feels like we're in a bubble right now with car prices as we are with so many other things right now. Prices like this can't be sustainable for long.
I get that we're just seeing the basic principles of supply and demand in action, but I personally couldn't stomach paying that much over MSRP even if I was in desperate need of a new vehicle.
When the shortages end and supply catches back up with demand, you're left with a vehicle that's worth...
They both serve very different needs so the correct answer is just get one of each.
But seriously, just take the time to test drive different trims of each. You mention the limited having a softer suspension but a lot of people say the 20" wheels give it a stiffer ride than the other trims.
What's worse, housing prices or TRD Pro prices? I've been thinking $60-$63k was crazy but this takes the cake!
I'm super lucky to have gotten my 2020 for under MSRP last October.
I just want to know where all the people paying ~$10k over MSRP for used Pro's? I can't believe the prices I'm seeing on Carvana.
Surely with enough patience and searching, it's still possible to get a new one for no more than MSRP.