I’m in Pa it’s suppose to arrive next week. It’s gives the dealer a window. It can be any day during that time. This was my update from my salesman who I bought my 17 Pro from. There excited about getting my 17 Pro traded in because of the low Mileage. They sold my 15 Tacoma sport really quick when I traded that.
2020 TRD Pro Updates - Army Green & Push Button Start
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I’m in Pa it’s suppose to arrive next week. It’s gives the dealer a window. It can be any day during that time. This was my update from my salesman who I bought my 17 Pro from. There excited about getting my 17 Pro traded in because of the low Mileage. They sold my 15 Tacoma sport really quick when I traded that.
Looks good dude!! How you digging the roof rack. I’m not sure what I will do when I get my AG. Undecided to keep it on or take it off.
dwinters7613
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Hey man I'm sorry, you must get bullied at school all the time. It explains why your so expressive on a forum about an exhaust. I'm guessing your bully drives a.... Civic, or maybe a 2020 4runner TRD Pro?? Just so you know I don't condone bullying and I hope things change for ya bud.
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dwinters7613
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Are you sure they cover their ears and not their eyes? I don't think it's the vehicle in that case :lmao:
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dwinters7613
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So does your opinion, but no worries I won't come here to complain about it.
guns.runner
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you sound mad brah.
youmadbrah?
youmadbrah?
guns.runner
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dwinters after complaining about someone's opinion:
"I'm not here to complain about your opinion."
Redsoxx1918
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guns.runner
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People who like the sound of the TRD Pro exhaust.
Also, people who put nerf bars / predator steps / any rocker panel mounted running boards onto their 4runner.
dwinters7613
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Education people it's very important! I didn't "complain" I observed that your opinion sounds like crap, but never complained about it. But that's what I get for trying to converse with an 8th grader on a forum
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dwinters7613
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On the contrary my little 8th grade internet troll. I laugh at your posts as I assume you laugh at mine. Just some fun banter
dwinters7613
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What about people who have predator steps on their 4runner but don't like or dislike the sound of the exhaust? Tell me about those people!! What is their favorite color?
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guns.runner
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gotta stir a pot every now n then
see where sht goes nomsayin
shoutout #iheartminivans
see where sht goes nomsayin
shoutout #iheartminivans
CO4RunnerFan
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I'd like to order an AG TRD Pro, but its been nearly 20 years since i've bought a vehicle (Tundra still going strong). Can anyone tell me the best way to do this? Common pitfalls? Should I just contact any dealer and put a deposit down? Any way to avoid the dealer markup for buying a pro?
Saturnine90
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Best thing to do is email/call around and see what dealers do not mark up their pros. Your best bet in getting one quick is going with a larger volume dealer as it has been my experience that they get priority on allocations. I had a couple deposits down and got lucky when one of those larger dealers called and said a deal fell through and they had one available. Took the next day off work and drove 4 hours to pick it up at msrp with no port or dealer installed options just like I wanted. You wont regret it!
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My car buying tips.
Don’t be afraid to walk away. That’s your best tactic.
Call around to several dealers and get price quotes. Use online services to increase your reach. Get a burner gmail and google voice number for services like True Car and Costco Auto Buying Program. When you eventually sit down with your sales rep to hammer out the details, you’ll be able to use the lowest quoted price as a trump card.
Get pre approved for an auto loan from a credit union or other bank. The dealer makes more money if you finance through them, so they may give you a lower sale price if they think they can make up the difference in the finance office. Don’t mention the pre approval until you’re in the finance office (bring a letter/check from the bank with the details).
If you have a trade in, a common sales tactic is to give you a lower price on the new car and low ball you on the trade in. Negotiate the sale price first, then talk about trade in and financing.
Of course, a lot this conventional stuff goes out the window when you’re buying a TRDP. Be sure to call several dealers, look into buying out of state, and walk away if you don’t like the terms.
Good luck!
CO4RunnerFan
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Excellent. Thank you guys for your suggestions. I'll be doing more research and hopefully get my hands on one of these.
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