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At the port in Japan or at the destination port?
Destination port.
At the port in Japan or at the destination port?
So the vehicle has been in process through customs since yesterday. Apparently supposed to know when it'll get here today or tomorrow. Anyone know how long the process is? Going to call him out on it tomorrow if I don't hear anything. Been at port since the 9th..
Mine arrived at the port on April 28th. Processed out and was on truck for delivery from Houston on the 29th. I drove it home from the dealer on the 30th.
I think it varies for a bunch of reasons. I know the truck mine was delivered on was expedited because it had to get some Corollas from Mississippi to bring back to the port in Houston to leave on the same ship that brought my 4Runner in.
So the vehicle has been in process through customs since yesterday. Apparently supposed to know when it'll get here today or tomorrow. Anyone know how long the process is? Going to call him out on it tomorrow if I don't hear anything. Been at port since the 9th..
Mine also arrived on the 9th and I haven't heard anything. Probably different ports, but mine is in Portland.
Mine also arrived on the 9th and I haven't heard anything. Probably different ports, but mine is in Portland.
Wondering if anyone has recently completed an order for a 2017 build?
I stopped into my NW Ohio dealer last week to check on getting in line for a 2018 TRDP assuming 17 was no longer an option, was informed that the TRDP would NOT be produced in 2018 but they could get me into a '17 still. I was even told I could get a Cement... built!... I put my $ down and started the process...until Monday morning when I was informed that Cement was not an option anymore (for a new build) but there was still a chance to get into a white '17...during this conversation [with the inventory manager this time] I was told that the the Pro trim was in fact going to still be run in 2018 on the 4R so I gave them the mean mug look and decided this may have been an oversight on my dealers part. Given I don't really like the Blue shade of next years model I will end up with the white anyway so I told them to proceed with the attempt to allocate a white 2017, being told on Monday that it will take 1-2 days to know for sure the order is placed. Keep in mind, they are swearing up and down that they cannot/could not and will not get a TRDP 4R in stock without a customer ordering it personally, and that no other dealer can do this either. So today I call for an update and I am now told that they have to wait "through an entire allocation cycle" to verify that they will be able to fill my order and they will not know for sure that it can be built until end of first week of July???
Given Toyota will only be running 1500 or so of this trim package (so far as I can tell so far) I have to assume that they have completed production for the year and I better start scrambling to scoop up a '17 while they are arriving at dealerships. That said, I started haunting cars.com and then spoke to a dealer this morning about 200 miles from home who listed one last night, but was already sold this morning before i called but has 2 whites coming in, on the boat but not in port yet, due to arrive mid July that are not "promised" yet to anyone and she is already working to initiate a sale with me...but I am kinda in limbo with the runaround I am getting at my local dealership.
Having read a large chunk of this thread and various other research I think it is fair to assume I am in the right direction now becoming my own broker and taking the road trip to pick up the vehicle I have had a man crush on for over a year now and ditching the sales pitch rhetoric I have already gotten... but would enjoy hearing some reassurance either way, and sticking with the original question... does this dealership even stand a chance of getting one ordered to build?
Thank you all ahead of time, I appreciate the information you have already shared ahead of this.[/
I'm in Ohio as well. I just bought my third trd pro in last two years so i know the process very well. If these white ones are on the boat then they should have vin numbers and production dates already. If they have that and are willing to sell you one for msrp (or under if you are lucky) i would jump all over it. I wouldn't order one at this point because you might not get it.
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Wondering if anyone has recently completed an order for a 2017 build?
I stopped into my NW Ohio dealer last week to check on getting in line for a 2018 TRDP assuming 17 was no longer an option, was informed that the TRDP would NOT be produced in 2018 but they could get me into a '17 still. I was even told I could get a Cement... built!... I put my $ down and started the process...until Monday morning when I was informed that Cement was not an option anymore (for a new build) but there was still a chance to get into a white '17...during this conversation [with the inventory manager this time] I was told that the the Pro trim was in fact going to still be run in 2018 on the 4R so I gave them the mean mug look and decided this may have been an oversight on my dealers part. Given I don't really like the Blue shade of next years model I will end up with the white anyway so I told them to proceed with the attempt to allocate a white 2017, being told on Monday that it will take 1-2 days to know for sure the order is placed. Keep in mind, they are swearing up and down that they cannot/could not and will not get a TRDP 4R in stock without a customer ordering it personally, and that no other dealer can do this either. So today I call for an update and I am now told that they have to wait "through an entire allocation cycle" to verify that they will be able to fill my order and they will not know for sure that it can be built until end of first week of July???
Given Toyota will only be running 1500 or so of this trim package (so far as I can tell so far) I have to assume that they have completed production for the year and I better start scrambling to scoop up a '17 while they are arriving at dealerships. That said, I started haunting cars.com and then spoke to a dealer this morning about 200 miles from home who listed one last night, but was already sold this morning before i called but has 2 whites coming in, on the boat but not in port yet, due to arrive mid July that are not "promised" yet to anyone and she is already working to initiate a sale with me...but I am kinda in limbo with the runaround I am getting at my local dealership.
Having read a large chunk of this thread and various other research I think it is fair to assume I am in the right direction now becoming my own broker and taking the road trip to pick up the vehicle I have had a man crush on for over a year now and ditching the sales pitch rhetoric I have already gotten... but would enjoy hearing some reassurance either way, and sticking with the original question... does this dealership even stand a chance of getting one ordered to build?
Thank you all ahead of time, I appreciate the information you have already shared ahead of this.
I also want to add that there is more competition than ever for trd pros. Dealers on the west coast are buying up used ones nonstop. 1 dealer in Cali has like 10 used ones. Other dealers are trying to buy new ones from dealers and those dealers are willing to pay over msrp for them. My local dealer has a cement for sale for over 51k and if it's not sold by now they will get it. My used quicksand with low miles sold immediatey on the west coast for 51k after i had it for 19 months!
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Mine arrived at the port on April 28th. Processed out and was on truck for delivery from Houston on the 29th. I drove it home from the dealer on the 30th.
I think it varies for a bunch of reasons. I know the truck mine was delivered on was expedited because it had to get some Corollas from Mississippi to bring back to the port in Houston to leave on the same ship that brought my 4Runner in.
Wondering if anyone has recently completed an order for a 2017 build?
I stopped into my NW Ohio dealer last week to check on getting in line for a 2018 TRDP assuming 17 was no longer an option, was informed that the TRDP would NOT be produced in 2018 but they could get me into a '17 still. I was even told I could get a Cement... built!... I put my $ down and started the process...until Monday morning when I was informed that Cement was not an option anymore (for a new build) but there was still a chance to get into a white '17...during this conversation [with the inventory manager this time] I was told that the the Pro trim was in fact going to still be run in 2018 on the 4R so I gave them the mean mug look and decided this may have been an oversight on my dealers part. Given I don't really like the Blue shade of next years model I will end up with the white anyway so I told them to proceed with the attempt to allocate a white 2017, being told on Monday that it will take 1-2 days to know for sure the order is placed. Keep in mind, they are swearing up and down that they cannot/could not and will not get a TRDP 4R in stock without a customer ordering it personally, and that no other dealer can do this either. So today I call for an update and I am now told that they have to wait "through an entire allocation cycle" to verify that they will be able to fill my order and they will not know for sure that it can be built until end of first week of July???
Given Toyota will only be running 1500 or so of this trim package (so far as I can tell so far) I have to assume that they have completed production for the year and I better start scrambling to scoop up a '17 while they are arriving at dealerships. That said, I started haunting cars.com and then spoke to a dealer this morning about 200 miles from home who listed one last night, but was already sold this morning before i called but has 2 whites coming in, on the boat but not in port yet, due to arrive mid July that are not "promised" yet to anyone and she is already working to initiate a sale with me...but I am kinda in limbo with the runaround I am getting at my local dealership.
Having read a large chunk of this thread and various other research I think it is fair to assume I am in the right direction now becoming my own broker and taking the road trip to pick up the vehicle I have had a man crush on for over a year now and ditching the sales pitch rhetoric I have already gotten... but would enjoy hearing some reassurance either way, and sticking with the original question... does this dealership even stand a chance of getting one ordered to build?
Thank you all ahead of time, I appreciate the information you have already shared ahead of this.[/
I'm in Ohio as well. I just bought my third trd pro in last two years so i know the process very well. If these white ones are on the boat then they should have vin numbers and production dates already. If they have that and are willing to sell you one for msrp (or under if you are lucky) i would jump all over it. I wouldn't order one at this point because you might not get it.
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First rule is never believe what a salesperson says...They never have factual information especially for upcoming model info. I hate dealing with the process. I have been dealing with a long distance 4R Pro deal(9hr drive each way). They don't seem to want to bother with me. I am trading, so that complicates matters. Basically just trying to nail down a trade value before I make the trip.
$51k, nice! Did you sell yours or did a dealer sell it? Curious how selling on the west coast wentop2: