How much are people paying for the NEW 4Runner?

New user. Just got a 2016 Limited 4WD, Magnetic Gray on Redwood, 3rd row seat, automatic running boards. MSRP was $48,798 in Alabama (higher due to the worthless Toyoguard thing here for $699). Paid $42,500 ($36,000 after our $6,500 trade).

Other dealers I was working with seemed to think it was a pretty rare deal.
 
New user. Just got a 2016 Limited 4WD, Magnetic Gray on Redwood, 3rd row seat, automatic running boards. MSRP was $48,798 in Alabama (higher due to the worthless Toyoguard thing here for $699). Paid $42,500 ($36,000 after our $6,500 trade).

Other dealers I was working with seemed to think it was a pretty rare deal.

Sounds like a great deal. Still plenty of '16 LEs on the lots so its a good time to buy. Wish i could find one in red around here...
 
What kind of rates are you guys seeing from Toyota Financial for APRs on the 4Runners? I'm wondering if I should even waste time checking with my local bank, I've done every previous vehicle financing through the dealer but I'm not sure if low rates are ever offered on the 4Runner. Let's assume best possible rate !

Both dealerships I asked about rates quoted me 1% higher than the 2.24 I got from my credit union. I did everything remotely too and it was really smooth and easy. I banked with them since I was a kid, highly recommend it! https://www.patelco.org/Loans-And-Credit/Vehicle-Loans/
 
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2016 Trail Edition, Canadian spec. = Trail Edition Premium in US (KDSS, sunroof, softex, etc.)
Purchased in Ontario, CANADA
Drove it home over the holidays . . . A little under $50,300 CDN all in, (including a 13% provincial tax) out the door price (approx. $37,000 US with current currency exchange rates)
This price is cash or lease?
 
Just picked up my 16 4Runner Trail Premium for $36,900 +TTT only option was the all weather floor mats. Thought it was a pretty good deal.
 
Dealer just quoted me 37k for a sr5 base 4x4 (only upgrades 3rd row and navigation) in alaska. I offered 36,200 and havent heard back. What do yall think?
 
Dealer just quoted me 37k for a sr5 base 4x4 (only upgrades 3rd row and navigation) in alaska.

I offered 36,200 and havent heard back. What do yall think?

I say Fly to Chicago. :thumb:

I know of dealers in Chicago and Wisconsin offerring up to $4,000 off MSRP on most 4Runners.

I've even seen them knock $1,500 off MSRP on Pro. :nod:

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...=false&filtersModified=true#listing=162942294

Dealer's Price: $34,148
MSRP: $37,494

Price dropped by $3,346
 
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Any suggestions for Sacramento? I just got off the phone with Thompson's Toyota and they wouldn't go below 35k for a base white or silver SR5 (before license/fees)
 
Any suggestions for Sacramento? I just got off the phone with Thompson's Toyota and they wouldn't go below 35k for a base white or silver SR5 (before license/fees)

Should be close to you.

Dealer's Price: $35,816
MSRP: $38,230
Price dropped by $2,414

SUPER WHITE

Over $1,300 in Options included.
Running Boards $599
Rigid Running Boards $345
Radio: Entune Premium Audio With Navigation $345


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Military Appreciation Discount: $500 Cash
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That's about $34,000, lower than Base price if you incl the options and Military discount.


https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...ype=PRICE&sortDirection=ASC#listing=162562525
 

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Yea. Thanks again. I am active duty and am transferring 2018. Just wondering if we should buy now and get a good deal or wait and buy one on the way to our next station. I cant believe Toyota is so stingy on their prices. I know 4runners have a great resell value but I can build one on toyota's website for the same price on what they are offering. I don't understand...
 
Yea. Thanks again. I am active duty and am transferring 2018. Just wondering if we should buy now and get a good deal or wait and buy one on the way to our next station. I cant believe Toyota is so stingy on their prices. I know 4runners have a great resell value but I can build one on toyota's website for the same price on what they are offering. I don't understand...

I'm not real familiar with ordering a 4Runner, but I was told it wasn't as easy as some manufacturers.

When I bought mine I just told the dealer I want a Blue Trail edition and they had to source one from another dealer a couple of states over.

The price and negotiating room also depends on location. I was able to get a trail edition for less than some states are paying for an SR5.
 
Dealer just quoted me 37k for a sr5 base 4x4 (only upgrades 3rd row and navigation) in alaska. I offered 36,200 and havent heard back. What do yall think?

I'm not sure how AK prices vary, but I paid $34k for my SR5 Base 4x4 in August down here in FL. Now that it's the end of the MY I'd expect you should be even lower.

Notes: Paid cash - no trade in.
 
I'm not sure how AK prices vary, but I paid $34k for my SR5 Base 4x4 in August down here in FL. Now that it's the end of the MY I'd expect you should be even lower.

Notes: Paid cash - no trade in.

Just bought a '16 SR5 4x4 in Florida for 32k (pre everything else), no trade in. The model year deals are certainly around if you're searching.
 

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