For the ones averaging high teens/low 20s in MPG, are you guys driving under 65mph?
Hey guys I'm pretty new to the forums and I must say that this is pretty open and chill community. I'm looking at getting a 4Runner this summer and like every newbie nowadays wants a trd pro. I've been a scouring the forums about getting one. The wait times are pretty scary. Should I just wait until I move to Tampa to start looking or just bite the bullet and put in a deposit or just get a trd off road?
Ps. I'm in a weird predicament since I'm originally from Seattle and I'm moving down south to Tampa. On the ride down with my dad I was thinking of just calling random dealerships to see what's in stock. But it seems like once they advertise they have a trdp it's been sold months in advance.
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Welcome. I wouldn't be too scared. You do have to put in some effort. That includes calling dealers and asking what's available, leaving numbers in case people drop off the wait list, and a willingness to travel outside of your region to get one. For example I was calling from CO to dealers in Texas, Virginia, Washington and Nebraska. If you are not picky on a color, your odds would increase greatly.
If you are ready to buy now, I'd suggest following some of the leads above. Some people are dropping out or just know of available TRDPs.
Also be aware that since the TRDP is in such demand (and or limited supply), that most dealers don't leave much room for negotiation. You will most likely pay MSRP. Some dealers will try and charge over MSRP, at which point you should run.
I highly suggest you take the time and browse this thread. There's a lot of folks that commented on their experiences, and some have varied from a few days to several months. I was able to find several in my search so I have confidence that you can find yours.
Hope that helps.
What did you end up going with?
I canceled my PRO in cement. If anyone is interested. You can contact Olathe Toyota in KS. I am not sure if they have a wait list or not.
Hey guys I'm pretty new to the forums and I must say that this is pretty open and chill community. I'm looking at getting a 4Runner this summer and like every newbie nowadays wants a trd pro. I've been a scouring the forums about getting one. The wait times are pretty scary. Should I just wait until I move to Tampa to start looking or just bite the bullet and put in a deposit or just get a trd off road?
Ps. I'm in a weird predicament since I'm originally from Seattle and I'm moving down south to Tampa. On the ride down with my dad I was thinking of just calling random dealerships to see what's in stock. But it seems like once they advertise they have a trdp it's been sold months in advance.
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Cement at msrp just hit the port in Washington headed for a dealership in Seattle shortly. I just bought mine at Toyota of Tri cities so I'm backing out of this deposit and told my salesmen I would help him out. Anyone interested? PM me.
I saw your truck a few weeks back. It was parked in the back. Nice truck!
I called and they said it was sold. I think next in line got it.
Picked up my cement TRDPro today! Got in too late to do a pic.
One thing that was surprising is that I figured the suspension would be a bit stiffer. I notice it bobs when I put on the brakes and has body roll and I had hoped it would have been stiffer. Difficult to tell the shocks and springs do much. I didn't drive a PRO before I purchased as there were none. I had planned to keep it stock but now I don't know - may have to do something about that.
Other than that, AWESOME!
I'm still waiting for mine but your comments concern me. Is it to mushy and I would love to hear others thoughts
I'm still waiting for mine but your comments concern me. Is it to mushy and I would love to hear others thoughts
Seems to be the story of my 4Runner's life so far:
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But the good news is my port date got moved up from 4/22 to 4/21.