All of the Pro’s I have seen in my area are all selling for msrp!! I paid msrp.
Same here. Only people in California pay over sticker for these. Not a diss, hell they get all the good weather!
All of the Pro’s I have seen in my area are all selling for msrp!! I paid msrp.
Brother if they're selling them (PRO & ORP) that cheap, someone needs to buy a dozen of them, ship here to Hawaii and make a killing. Check out this Craigslist post today of a guy asking 62k for his 2018 PRO:
https://honolulu.craigslist.org/oah/cto/d/2018-trd-pro-4-runner-super/6470579888.html
Hi Everyone,
I’m new to the forum, but I’ve been lurking around for some time.
I’m looking to purchase a 2018 Calvary Blue TRD Pro. I’ve contacted a few dealers, and none will go underneath MSRP. Does that sound about right to you? I see some of the other colors going 2-3k under MSRP.
Thanks
Anyway, I might try to deal again if I find another but I think the situations are few are far between where people are getting these BELOW MSRP. So perhaps at MSRP is a win if you really like the rig. Who knows, by time I find another, they may have released specs on 2019 and I can find out if they add the sunfroof I want on the TRD Pro line!
Cheers and best luck.
JC
Late to the thread, but that sounds like Heartland in Bremerton. Said they would sell to me a CB TRDP they had coming at MSRP but wanted to short me 4K on my trade in and slap all kinds of junk on the truck before it leaves the lot. I live in Silverdale and they tried shady tactics like that when I tried buying from them when I was hunting for my first 4Runner. Their service department is excellent but sales is shady AF.
If you’re still looking, Burien Toyota is where I just dropped a deposit for a CB TRDP at MSRP coming in next month. The sales manager was like “we sell no higher than sticker, and won’t play games with your trade in.”
I’ll be happy to pay the King County tax to know I’m not getting bent over.
Small world! Your truck is the reason I’m working with Burien. They had 2 CB TRDPs listed on their website as in stock a couple weeks ago so I called asking if they were still there. They told me they were already sold but that conversation started the process. If you don’t mind me asking, did you use TFS for financing? If so, what was your rate? I don’t know how much influence the dealer has on TFS interest rates.You guessed correctly. It was Bremerton with the $5k markup and shortly after that I found Burien and put deposit with them for same reasons you mention. Actually I just took delivery last week from Burien and am very happy. Straight MSRP... no games and I didn't trade but was offered very fair price had I wanted to and also beat my super low financing rate. I was OK with MSRP because I found out through direct experience that MSRP is a good deal before choosing Burien. Very happy with my new CB 2018 TRD Pro. You chose wisely putting the deposit with Burien, good luck getting it in a month though.... Mine was supposed to be April but took month+ longer held up in port.
Cheers JC
Small world! Your truck is the reason I’m working with Burien. They had 2 CB TRDPs listed on their website as in stock a couple weeks ago so I called asking if they were still there. They told me they were already sold but that conversation started the process. If you don’t mind me asking, did you use TFS for financing? If so, what was your rate? I don’t know how much influence the dealer has on TFS interest rates.
Congrats on the purchase. I’m stoked to get mine in mid-July barring any delays.
Yeah, I didn't mess around... been waiting six months so was driving it home within hours of it hitting their lot. Sales guy called as they were unloading it off the truck. And about an hour after I got there, the dude with that second CB TRD Pro showed up too so bet they were both gone that same day.
RE financing.. TFS normal rate is something in the 4's. I already had 2.59% approved and because of that Toyota agreed to beat it for the juice. I ended up 2.49 but I doubt they would have done that if I didn't already have it lined up with NFCU. NFCU rate beats anything I've seen.
Good luck!
JC
It took me 2-3 months to find one at MSRP. I got 18' white one ( good luck with a blue ) in California for MSRP plus low jack and dent protection for 1k. ( it was $1600 originally but I cut it down to 1k ) I didnt have strength to fight it much cause I called every dealership in California and everyone is asking 5-10k over the MSRP and I was ready to fly to Portland and get it there for 1k over MSRP ( with some stupid ass 1k package that includes full tank of gas and 3m door tapes.... give me a f break ). So I figured cost for plane tickets plus driving it back for 9 hours was not worth it and having a low jack and dent protection is better 1k deal anyways than full tank of gas package.
If you in California and started looking for one at MSRP (GOOD LUUCKKK, that's what dealers told over the phone ) I think its easier to find it in other states close by Oregon, Nevada, Utah etc and get it there or wait for the last day of the month and start calling every dealer in California ( LA is pretty competitive I think ) :cell:
PS. People Stop paying mark ups for TRD PROs! ) Dealers know that and they just seating and waiting for a prey no matter how long it will take.. :croc:
Those 2019's will be arriving soon and I cant even image what the MSRP and marks ups will be on them, especially with new fancy FOX shocks and Mark Levinson....NOT, JBL audio system
I dont get the fascination with this color.That has to be the ugliest ever. It looks like something you would use on a garage floor.
I dont get the fascination with this color.That has to be the ugliest ever. It looks like something you would use on a garage floor.
In Washington two dealers in the Puget Sound area charge straight MSRP... Doxon in Auburn and Burien Toyota. Either will put in preorder for CB color with $500 refundable deposit if that's what you want but it's getting late in the game for 2018. I put it in with Burien for CB because they had already gotten allocated two by the time I contacted them and they seemed to be a higher volume dealer being close to Seatac Airport and closer to Seattle so I thought they would have a better chance of getting another one (I was right). Further South toward Oregon there is a dealer in Kelso that also charges straight MSRP (forget the name at the moment) but Kelso would be WAAYYY less in in sales taxes for those in WA. All other dealers in the WA that I know of will mark them up. I also like Burien because they don't push all the POS BS on your like lowjack or blinky lights or dealer tint or 3m... nothing you don't want will be on your car so you truly can get it right off the menu from Toyota.com at the prices you see there. Assuming you line up your own financing before you in, then you truly are holding all the cards if you are willing to pay MSRP.
JC
Such a small world, that 2nd CB is me lol. As far as my trade in, im not happy with it. They keep playing game with me, i was there with my kids for a few hours so i gave up and accepted it![]()