Would you guys say 6.5% off MSRP for a 2020 4runner TRD Off Road Premium be a good deal? Or could I try to negotiate for lower (8-10% off)? I might possibly be purchasing the vehicle out of state and understand there might be some hassle with the DMV before and after the purchase of the vehicle. I am coming from California and will be flying out to drive back 900-1,000 miles.
That seems like a decent price, but there may be some comparable deals up in my neck of the woods.
I just ordered a 2020 TRD Off Road - Premium with KDSS, Sunroof, and all weather floor mats. MSRP was $45,489 and ended up paying $42k (before tax, license, etc.). Did not have to work too hard to get there so I may have been able to pay less but I am happy, they are happy, and the deal is done.
I am in the Seattle area and started with the Costco Plan. The dealer I was sent to was not giving much off....maybe $1,500 off of MSRP. This was weird because when I got my 2012 TE, they absolutely killed it even though they had the only unit in Washington State. They did not seem willing to negotiate.
So I started making some inquiries via Carfax, Edmunds, and other on-line outlets. Magic Toyota gave what I felt was a great price and was very generous with my trade in. The sales guy was also very communicative and no-nonsense. I ended up going in three times and they were happy to print me out whatever I wanted. There was another local dealer who was good on pricing, but Magic seemed to do the best job up front, and even said they'd snag my desired vehicle off of the boat (or factory order it) even though they had an identical unit on the lot (but with about 60 miles on it).
I have my VIN and the sales guy said he'd let me know when the vehicle hits the port, gets on the truck, etc. He spent some time showing off the dealer website which shows the vehicle status and gave me lots of printouts. He said to just text him if I want to know more.
Maybe I could have paid less, but I am happy with where things ended up. I feel the quality of service was top notch both from him, the GM, his used car partner, and the Finance Guy. Give Magic a try and see what happens...
Now I just need to figure out how to sell the wheels and tires so I can get some of the TRD Rims!