jimmynotjim
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Plenty of places to engage 4WD around here if you're into adventures. In fact I think I've had it going more in the last few months since moving to SD than I did in four years of Illinois winters.
How much are people paying for the NEW 4Runner?
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Plenty of places to engage 4WD around here if you're into adventures. In fact I think I've had it going more in the last few months since moving to SD than I did in four years of Illinois winters.
Can you please PM me the dealer name
4ishrunner
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This deal any good?
Decided to buy a 4runner and have been lurking around the forums and learning great things about it. Went to the dealership today. After a lot of back and forth, here's the offer I got:
2019 off-road premium - $39,995
Keep it wild savings - -$750
KDSS - $1750
Moonroof - $850
Floor liners/cargo tray - $269
Roof x-bars - $185
Dest. charge - $1045
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Total MSRP - $43,344
Invoice was $40,934
Offer - $39,999 before TTL
Is this offer any good? This is in the Seattle area.
Decided to buy a 4runner and have been lurking around the forums and learning great things about it. Went to the dealership today. After a lot of back and forth, here's the offer I got:
2019 off-road premium - $39,995
Keep it wild savings - -$750
KDSS - $1750
Moonroof - $850
Floor liners/cargo tray - $269
Roof x-bars - $185
Dest. charge - $1045
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Total MSRP - $43,344
Invoice was $40,934
Offer - $39,999 before TTL
Is this offer any good? This is in the Seattle area.
mteolus
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That's exactly what I paid in Phoenix August 2017 (mine's a 2017) and I had the exact same options if your "cargo tray" means the sliding rear cargo tray. I assume yours doesn't have running boards which mine didn't (didn't want them). That's a pretty good deal.
That was excluding TTL and I had no other fees other than the standard doc fee. In Seattle that should be no more than $150. Make sure they don't try to tack on any additional fees or window tint, nitrogen in tires, pin striping or any other BS. I didn't get the extended warranty as this is a Toyota and I probably will never need it.
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An option I didn't have when I bought mine was TRD wheels and all terrain tires. If you are going to put big wheels and tires on immediately it probably won't matter, but the TRD wheels and AT tires are much better than the Duratracs and standard wheels. See if they will throw those in at no cost or at least a discounted cost since they will be keeping the wheels it has.
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4ishrunner
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Thanks!
No, the $269 is for the floor liners and the liner for the cargo. The build didn't come with the sliding cargo tray. I wish it did coz I plan on camping in the back once in a while and would have preferred a completely flat platform. Maybe it won't be so bad with a sleeping pad. If it is, I might have to build a simple platform like other people here have.
You are dead on on the doc fees - $150. I am declining all other extras they might have to offer other than the tint. I already have a shop that I have worked with before. So if they can match them, I might just take them on the offer.
I was planning on going with the TRD wheels though. Not the tires, just the wheels. I'll just run the current tires out and then get something better later on. But they quoted $1180 for the wheels (w/ install). Not sure if that's a good price. I have seen the wheels go for $700 on ebay. So that's $480 for installation :wow2:
mteolus
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My SCS wheels were a little over $900 and made by the same company, so $1180 is too much. Not having a sliding rear cargo deck would be a deal breaker for me, but I didn't know that when I bought mine because I had never used one before, just noted that it seemed like more than 50% around here liked it. I definitely like it now. Sleeping in the back is nice when flat, but a buddy of mine built a platform that makes his flat without the cargo tray. Deduct the cost of the cargo tray from the price, I think it is a $350 option or so, can't remember.
Very similar to what I'll be looking for. TRDORP w/ KDSS and led fog lights, is all I want not interested in Moonroof or other stuff.
Florida is high on fees so will probably be forced to go out of state.
VancWashTRDP
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Sadly, I paid full MSRP $47460 for my Pro plus taxes.
mteolus
New member
Just because the law sets a high limit doesn't mean you have to pay it. Negotiate it down to $150. Make that your first request, if they say no walk out. If all of the dealerships are doing it, then yea, drive to Georgia.
Anyone interest my 2019 toyota 4runner super white sr5 4x4 with navigation?
I just bought a 2019 toyota 4runner super white sr5 4x4 with navigation two weeks ago. clean title MSRP $38179. less than 800 miles on it. i found out that it's not convenience for kids getting up a down. so, i want to sell it for $34900. let me know if anyone interest
add on: all weather floor liners/cargo tray $269
roof rack cross bars $185
I just bought a 2019 toyota 4runner super white sr5 4x4 with navigation two weeks ago. clean title MSRP $38179. less than 800 miles on it. i found out that it's not convenience for kids getting up a down. so, i want to sell it for $34900. let me know if anyone interest
add on: all weather floor liners/cargo tray $269
roof rack cross bars $185
mteolus
New member
Sounds pretty good. I don't find the navigation very useful but I haven't really investigated its usefulness much since I have a phone that does the same thing. What really annoys me about the maps is when you zoom out just a little ways all the roads disappear.
4-Legged-Runner
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Just last night - 2019 T4R Off Road
MSRP $39499
Delaer came down to just over $36,000 without too much haggling (our trade-in was the breaking point).
Lostmanifesto
New member
MSRP plus the dealer added a LOJACK system and an exterior coating that bumped it up a few thousand that couldn't be removed. But, no crazy $10,000+ markup that I was finding at multiple dealers around SoCal. Ended up paying 52OTD on a 19 TRD Pro.
As much as I would at a minimum love a Trail Edition, I need a 3rd row with 3 kids and carpooling. But I don't need a limited so it boils down to getting the SR5 Premium and upgrading the wheels, tires and suspension.
Any recent pricing for an SR5 Premium? Considering what I am seeing people note what they paid for a Trail Edition I would think I would be able to land a SR5 Premium with 3rd row out the door for at least $34-$35k?
Any recent pricing for an SR5 Premium? Considering what I am seeing people note what they paid for a Trail Edition I would think I would be able to land a SR5 Premium with 3rd row out the door for at least $34-$35k?
Out the door on an SR5 premium for $35k... That seems a bit ambitious. A regular SR5 with a 3rd row maybe. Last month we paid $37,850 out door on our SR5 premium with (moon roof, 3rd row, crossbars, all weather mats) and we don't have sales tax in Oregon, just a .5% luxery tax. Not the deal of the century but I contacted every dealership within 100 miles and only one could match, but it was the wrong color. There are some Sr5 premiums without moon roofs which could bring down the cost some.
