2019 4Runner TRD Pro pricing

[BCMUSA]

Of course it's a better deal. I paid $36.5 K for my 2018 ORP w/18K miles but that included a 100K mile warranty (which I doubt I'll use, but good for resale). I am proud of my ORP. Plus: sunroof (they have them now, I know), no ridiculous roof rack, color selection (I wanted Silver), and freedom to modify suspension without feeling guilty about removing the main differentiating factor for TRD Pros.

I love seeing the TRD pros but I can't help but feel like every driver got ripped off when buying one. That is until they resell it - crazy resale values on those are legit and cannot be discounted.

I sound like a hater, I'm not. If I could buy one at MSRP in the color and options I want I would. It's Toyotas best vehicle IMO.

Nice! What tires are those?

 

[hsun85]

Got a quote at MSRP from a Dealer in SoCal. Im debateing whether I should jump on it now, or wait until 2020 hits the lot. At that time, I might be able to pick one up at invoice?

 

[KNorm92]

No reason to buy a PRO IMO. I paid $38k for the 2018 TRD ORP with 2 miles on it. My mod list is in my signature and I've added some awesome aftermarket parts to enhance functionality AND aesthetic. I'm probably starting to encroach on what I would've paid for a PRO at the dealer...except mine is WAY nicer than what the PROs come standard with and much more capable for taking on trails.

Or pay 5k-10k extra. That's your call.

 

[tls3601]

I used AAA Car Buying here in Phoenix. Paid sticker and did not even have to set a foot in a dealership. That was probably the best part of all. Really enjoying Blue!

 

[pgk]

Hi All, picked up a 2019 voodoo blue ~5% off MSRP. Options: phone package, paint protection, rear cargo deck. Add-on probar step.

Thanks
Best
-Pgk

 

[Joe Rito]

In MA, Pro’s, including the awesome Voodoo Blue, are being sold under sticker.

Here’s one example, an online dealer listing: