There is no 6th gen yet. 2024 m.y.
4 Runner pro...$68k
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There is no 6th gen yet. 2024 m.y.
TheDudeinAZ
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Just got call from Findlay in Prescot az they got the allocation of a green trd pro 10k over msrp.
giguchan
Senior Member
Me too I just bought a 21 Limited 5400k for $49,000 They had the same on the floor in 22 for $66.450
Passed a Ford stealership yesterday with a Bronco sport with a banner across that read: 2022 Bronco Sport 4x4 a steal at $59,995!
I wouldnt give you $14,000 for one!!
RobS10
Member
We just paid MSRP for our ORP. But a dealer 30 minutes south of them, charges a $10,000 Dealer Premium on a friggin' 4x2 SR5 - in-SANE!
https://www.capitoltoyota.com/new/Toyota/2022-Toyota-4Runner-san-jose-ca-6d38e0250a0e09b1518b5f09653537d4.htm
https://www.capitoltoyota.com/new/Toyota/2022-Toyota-4Runner-san-jose-ca-6d38e0250a0e09b1518b5f09653537d4.htm
jefferson95
New member
It's almost become a flex now to say you got it for MSRP instead of $XXX under sticker....sheeesh!
RobS10
Member
The world we live in :sobbing:
Question for the group: what kind of trade in value should I expect to get for a ‘22 TRD PRO once the 6th gen comes out?
I am coming up on the end of a lease in September, and am looking to get into a 4Runner for my next vehicle. I have the opportunity to purchase a ‘22 pro at $3k above msrp, but am unsure about how trade in will be handled once the 6th gen comes out. My overall end goal will be to get into a 6th gen pro, but obviously don’t know when exactly that will be possible. Would you purchase the ‘22 in this scenario and trade in when the 6th gen becomes available, or hold off? Any advice y’all can offer is most appreciated.
I am coming up on the end of a lease in September, and am looking to get into a 4Runner for my next vehicle. I have the opportunity to purchase a ‘22 pro at $3k above msrp, but am unsure about how trade in will be handled once the 6th gen comes out. My overall end goal will be to get into a 6th gen pro, but obviously don’t know when exactly that will be possible. Would you purchase the ‘22 in this scenario and trade in when the 6th gen becomes available, or hold off? Any advice y’all can offer is most appreciated.
I'm considering the exact same thing, but my line of thinking is that there will still be a crowd that would prefer the top model 5th gen over a 4cyl-whatever the 6th ends up being.
I'm sure there will be sacrifices made to squeeze out higher mpg's, along with the production country that could be compelling factors for the purist.
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I'm sure there will be sacrifices made to squeeze out higher mpg's, along with the production country that could be compelling factors for the purist.
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Blackwatch
New member
Unless the 6th gen has a removable roof and a lot of Bronco type features I think the 5th gen will be the most sought after generation. I predict the rear window will not roll down on the next gen.
RobS10
Member
No one knows what Trade-In on a 2022 Pro will be in the future. The Supply Chain nightmare my end and the new 6th gen is a huge hit, with 300hp, 35mpg 4 banger/8 speed drivetrain, and used gas guzzler 5th Gen 4Runners won't be a hot item any more. Or, the 6th Gen may be a model with problems that take a couple years to work through like the Tundra, lose some big 4R fans due to no roll down rear window and messed up cargo area (due to the hybrid battery bulge compromises made to store the 3rd Row seats) on the Sequoia. If you like the '22 Pro right now, buy it (all the Dealer markups around here are $10K, so $3K doesn't sound outrageous) and enjoy it. When the 6th Gen finally comes out, wait a year or two to see if there are issues (usually are). Then decide. As good as the 4Runner resale value holding up, history before this time period never says a car is any kind of "investment".
Az4runnin
Senior Member
This is nothing new I went to buy a Tacoma double cab back in 2003 and Larry Miller Toyota in Peoria Arizona wanted $3000 above MSRP for what they called ADP. Additional dealer profit because he told me I was moving up to a double cab from the car I was driving needless to say I walked out. No chip shortage nothing else lot was loaded with vehicles I laughed at him and left. I'm sure there are dealerships out there that will sell you one for MSRP without a problem you just have to look. Enough with the chip shortage bullshit. They were even trying to pull that card when we were looking at a used RAV4 giving us the sob story about how they don't have a lot of new cars and they have to make money to walked out of there too. The look on the managers face when I said so this car doesn't have a chip was priceless and looked dumb as hell. Dealers have to pay for a vehicle every month is it on the lot. 3000 to 10,000 over MSRP let it sit
Az4runnin
Senior Member
I just talked to Findlay Toyota Prescott Arizona they have a 2022 Trd Pro 4runner with a 10K mark up they said because of the color that's funny. It can sit on the lot With a 10 K mark up that's ridiculous. I don't think that's the reason that it's marked up 10k because of the color but OK.
RobS10
Member
If they get rid of the roll down rear hatch window and destroy the cargo area like they did on the new Sequoias, we will be buried in our 2022 ORP!
ROKREDY
New member
After a 3-month wait we got our 2022 TRD Pro the end of January at MSRP. Precision Toyota, Tucson, AZ
ArmyGreen4
New member
It is a shame the dealers do this.
Really messes it up for so many people.
Keeps the cars out of the hands of good people.
I'd love a pro but I am spec'ing out a Off Road Premium for this reason.
Really messes it up for so many people.
Keeps the cars out of the hands of good people.
I'd love a pro but I am spec'ing out a Off Road Premium for this reason.
gomiami
Member
Are the dealers doing this are is the general public to blame?
There are six Toyota dealerships in the KC metro. One wanted $3000 over MSRP, another demanded a non-refundable deposit, another forced buyers to use in-house financing at crazy interest rates, yet another was adding thousands of dollars in dealer add-ons like nitrogen tires and paint protection garbage.
I laughed at every one of those dealers, in person and loudly on the showroom floor to the sales manager's faces. I even pointed my finger.
If everybody did this, there wouldn't be any dealers pricing their inventory at $68K. It's your money, walk away and let those dealers go bankrupt.
