2017 or 2018?

[KRD]

Hi all, I have a 2010 SR5 with nearly 195.000 miles. Has been excellent and trouble free, but it's time to make a move.

After reading every thing I can find on this forum regarding the upcoming 2018, I'm not sure why I would spend more for a 2018. But, is it possible that I'm missing something? Considering a SR5 Premium in silver.

Would any of you experts provide some reason to wait a few weeks for a 2018 (and spend maybe $1.500 more) or just go ahead and get a 2017 off the lot?

Thanks for your help!

 

[SacStateHornets]

I'd get one now as they will be dealing more aggressively.


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[perf0rmance]

Hi all, I have a 2010 SR5 with nearly 195.000 miles. Has been excellent and trouble free, but it's time to make a move.

After reading every thing I can find on this forum regarding the upcoming 2018, I'm not sure why I would spend more for a 2018. But, is it possible that I'm missing something? Considering a SR5 Premium in silver.

Would any of you experts provide some reason to wait a few weeks for a 2018 (and spend maybe $1.500 more) or just go ahead and get a 2017 off the lot?

Thanks for your help!

Unless the 2018 has toyota sense or whatever it's called, I see no major advantage to purchasing a 2018 SR5 over a 2017 SR5. I know that the base MSRP is higher in 2018 models vs 2017.

 

[wcjeep]

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