are people in colorado aware that you can buy cars in other states? is the air that thin there? i've seen this a few times about this state and paying $10k over sticker. is there proof of this or just assumed because some dealer advertised at that price and the vehicle sold? who could possibly pay more than sticker for a toyota?????
4runner TRD Pro
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are people in colorado aware that you can buy cars in other states? is the air that thin there? i've seen this a few times about this state and paying $10k over sticker. is there proof of this or just assumed because some dealer advertised at that price and the vehicle sold? who could possibly pay more than sticker for a toyota?????
Bill sc1000
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Several dealers here in San Diego ask at least 5K over MSRP, when searching for mine, I called nearly every dealer in the state of California, dealers who either had a truck sitting on the lot or had one coming in that wasn't sold were all well over MSRP, some as high as 15k.
I found mine in Vallejo Ca at msrp
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josefmd
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A Cement 4RP is available @ Performance Toyota...Cincinnati OH.. I guess it wil be there any day and it they were not supposed to get it. There is a back story involved I guess. I bought my Taco Pro there as well as my wife's Highlander and they are great to deal with. Craig is the sales guy I dealt with on both deals and is great dude 513-704-2621
Jeff Rhoads
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Performance Toyota & Scion
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Jeff Rhoads
"Truck Champion"
Performance Toyota & Scion
[email protected]
Dealership: 513-874-8797
Cell: 513-312-5775
Hey guys.
My wife and I want a 4Runner real bad. And there doesnt seem to be one worth buying more than the beautiful TRD Pro. We were looking at this one.
2016 TRD PRO
And we went to see it. Love it! Especially considering dark grey is her favorite! We talked them down to $42000 + TT&L but even still, thats crazy considering the guy above just got a brand new one within $1k of this. Plus the tires are pretty worn and droning on the hwy.
Any advice on this? I really want it but at the same time. I think Heritage Blue would be epic as well.
My wife and I want a 4Runner real bad. And there doesnt seem to be one worth buying more than the beautiful TRD Pro. We were looking at this one.
2016 TRD PRO
And we went to see it. Love it! Especially considering dark grey is her favorite! We talked them down to $42000 + TT&L but even still, thats crazy considering the guy above just got a brand new one within $1k of this. Plus the tires are pretty worn and droning on the hwy.
Any advice on this? I really want it but at the same time. I think Heritage Blue would be epic as well.
my advice as a pro owner, buy it for the highest price possible because i love seeing used values this high.
in my personal opinion, i don't know why someone would pay that much for a used car. just go in to a dealer and get a deposit down for an 18 pro. essentially the same price and no miles?
My final offer to them is $40K with a brand new set of 275/70R17 KO2s. Because the tires on it have plugs from running something over.
I would love to put a deposit down if I could get it under MSRP and if I knew there was a color my wife would be happy with. After all.... its for her.
( really I want one too but I want a Raptor and I want to spoil her first before I spend that kind of $$ on a truck...... selfish reasons .. I get both )
buying a pro at msrp is as easy as walking into the dealership. i think my msrp was $42,649. assume you can get that one for 40. a new pro has new tires so thats not a factor. what is a factor is the difference between <5 miles and 27k or whatever that one posted has on it. it makes no difference to me what anyone buys but i just dont see the logic in buying something you have no idea how it was taken care of, to save roughly $3k?????? the pro will be offered in 3 colors......the wife won't be happy with one of them?
Was Magnetic Gray a TRD Pro color in 2016? Or is that a regular Trail Edition with TRD Pro goodies?
wsgoat
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Mag Grey was a Pro color for 2016.
Buy a TRD OR, have the garnishes repainted, buy the wheels, tires, skidplate, and grille. Sell the stock bits for $800ish. You'll be under $38k* and have a brand new truck.
* or less if she doesn't require a premium.
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Yeah, I actually didn't realize that MSRP with no options was $42750. I'd definitely rather get that then the 27k miles and wear.
The 2018 seems to be coming in a Midnight Black Metallic... I think she'd be very happy with that as well. Time to make a few phone calls. Hopefully my friends brother will seal the deal for under MSRP if I put money down now.
She / we / kids require the premium for easy clean up. I have thought about that TRD OR with all the extra bits... but the TRD OR around here are in the $40s too.... Houstons car market is jacked... so many people asking over MSRP for shtuff.
Damn. I would have loved a MGM Pro.
josefmd
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Greensburg Toyota has it up on their website, so someone go get it....Steve is who I was dealing with. I had a deal for MSRP. Not sure if they will go under, but they def don't go over MSRP.
Oh yea, I feel you for the cleanup. I haven't had cloth in any vehicle other than my FR-S since 2010.
Anyone here running dedicated snow tires on their pro? If not, how have the Nittos treated you in the snow/ice? I live in the mountains and ski quite a bit, and am contemplating buying a second set of winter only tires.
Just picked up my first 4runner earlier this month and loving the pro so far. Went to a dealer to buy ORP they had, and someone on a TRD Pro wait list backed out of a Cement at the last minute. Its great to finally access hiking trails that require high clearance 4wd!
Just picked up my first 4runner earlier this month and loving the pro so far. Went to a dealer to buy ORP they had, and someone on a TRD Pro wait list backed out of a Cement at the last minute. Its great to finally access hiking trails that require high clearance 4wd!
Bighead2001
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The Nitto TGs work okay in snow and ice but a dedicated snow tire will always perform better in those conditions.
