wookiecrisp
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2016 TEP Silver
38,600 + TTL
Was only able to get $500 knocked off... and a Toyota hat.
38,600 + TTL
Was only able to get $500 knocked off... and a Toyota hat.
2016 TEP Silver
38,600 + TTL
Was only able to get $500 knocked off... and a Toyota hat.
Mountain States. Did I overpay, maybe... am I going to worry about it, no. I love it! In my Toyota hat. :hatsoff:Yikes. What dealer was this?
Mountain States. Did I overpay, maybe... am I going to worry about it, no. I love it! In my Toyota hat. :hatsoff:
2016 SR5P 4x4 - MSRP 40,250 - Bought 36,700 - Don't normally buy new vehicles, but got a fat raise and promotion and said what the hell. Always wanted a T4R and took the plunge. Now I'm celebratin'! I work in the auto industry and we supply Toyota so I got the supplier discount, plus the dealership was running a $1k rebate on some other vehicles that I negotiated them into including in mine. They literally lost money on the deal (allegedly!) Also got 1.8% financing via Toyota (put half down). First 2016 T4R this dealership had sold - owner came out and watched me drive it off the lot. Nice guy. Feel like I got a great deal (for what it is), but I still feel like I over paid! I'm used to buying sub $20k DDs. Buyers remorse? But I'm loving it so far... Glad to be a part of the T4R family.
2016 4Runner Trail w/KDSS
Lowest price I got was $38,000 plus tax & fees Good Deal? I'm in the market for a 4Runner trail and I don't want to over pay. No one would price match true cars price(37,680) since that dealer doesn't have it in stock. Any input would help should I wait for everyone to get there stock. Or trails are in high demand like every single dealer is telling me.
$38K for a normal trail, or trail premium?
^ Lucky they didn't drill the front bumper.
Had a couple dealers in Dallas at $34000 for regular 2015 Trail based on True Car pricing. Couldn't get what I wanted on trade for my 2011 SR5 so didn't pull the trigger. Only 60k on my 2011 so will keep it a few more years.