How much are people paying for the NEW 4Runner?

I called sf toyota and that was a hard no, they didnt even bother countering. I dont know when you went in but dealers are not making any deals right now. Most are saying lack of supply is countering the lack of people buying them. I'm so exhausted, spoke to over 30 dealers and no one will budge at this point.


I felt the same "lack of inventory" pressure while shopping for my ORP. I ultimately pulled the trigger last week. I wasn't totally satisfied with my price, but I was within a few hundred dollars so I made the deal.
 
I only paid $38k for my 2018 TRD Off Road Premium when it was brand new here in the Chicago burbs. Quick glance on Cars.com has them listed in the $42-43k range mostly right now. Pros are advertised between $50-52k range here.
 
I called sf toyota and that was a hard no, they didnt even bother countering. I dont know when you went in but dealers are not making any deals right now. Most are saying lack of supply is countering the lack of people buying them. I'm so exhausted, spoke to over 30 dealers and no one will budge at this point.

I had bad experience negotiating when calling. I stick to email, leave out my phone number and just ask them for their best price. Usually its' in the 41-42k range but a few were willing to play. Ignored anyone who quoted 43k+ and eventually the rest would "follow up" which is when I would tell them about the lower offer, slowly got down to 39~
 
Thoughts on 7% off msrp for a 2020 Pro?

At 7% off MSRP you are approaching the dealer invoice price for a PRO. I bought mine last year around this time (2019) at invoice because I work for a preferred supplier/partner, which was about 9.5% off. At invoice, I think dealers make around 2-3%.
 
Trading in my 2018 TRD ORP w/KDSS Bilstein FJ pro kit with only 19k miles on it for a 2020 TRD ORP with out KDSS.

I got $32,500 for mine and paid $38,000.

I just put a Eibach pro lift kit in yesterday. 2.75 for 1.5 rear with Cornfed 1/2" spacer on top of the Eibach coils.

I will say I'm really liking this TRD ORP with out KDSS... Rides a whole lot smoother the my 2018 ORP w/KDSS. Granted I had the Bilstein FJ pro kit with Toytec 1" perch spacers. I rode good just firm
 
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I can't think of a scenario where leasing to own would be a good value for anyone but the dealer. What's your scenario?

Mostly has to do with monthly payment. I’ll be leasing to own. Got a quote for $431/month plus all fees 36/12k, $0 down. This sounds a lot more attractive to me than the amount I’d be financing right off the bat. It’s less of a burden
 
Trading in my 2018 TRD ORP w/KDSS Bilstein FJ pro kit with only 19k miles on it for a 2020 TRD ORP with out KDSS.

I got $32,500 for mine and paid $38,000.

I just put a Eibach pro lift kit in yesterday. 2.75 for 1.5 rear with Cornfed 1/2" spacer on top of the Eibach coils.

I will say I'm really liking this TRD ORP with out KDSS... Rides a whole lot smoother the my 2018 ORP w/KDSS. Granted I had the Bilstein FJ pro kit with Toytec 1" perch spacers. I rode good just firm
What features of the 2020 TRD ORP influenced your decision to upgrade from 2018?
I currently have 2015 TE and considering what the upgrades for 2020 TRD ORP are.

I'm looking at 35K on trade and 19K cash...this is in Canada.
 
What features of the 2020 TRD ORP influenced your decision to upgrade from 2018?
I currently have 2015 TE and considering what the upgrades for 2020 TRD ORP are.

I'm looking at 35K on trade and 19K cash...this is in Canada.

Honestly it was the deal I got basically.... I couldn't say no...I also was curious how non KDSS would be and I like it!!! My options are everything I had in my 2018 TRD ORP plus smart key, Android auto, moonroof, TSS. I also like the touch up down button for the rear window.
 
Mostly has to do with monthly payment. I’ll be leasing to own. Got a quote for $431/month plus all fees 36/12k, $0 down. This sounds a lot more attractive to me than the amount I’d be financing right off the bat. It’s less of a burden


You still want to negotiate the purchase price on a lease. What trim was quoted? What is the sales price at that lease rate?


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Thoughts on 7% off msrp for a 2020 Pro?

Here are the numbers for clarification....

Vehicle base model: $49,865
+
Total optional equipment: $160
+
Delivery processing & handling: $1,120
=
MSRP: $51,145

7% off msrp before tax, title and fees.
 
I’ve started shopping online for a limited 4Runner. I’m not very serious yet, but I’m in contact with a local dealer that has a new 2019 limited blizzard white with 3rd row Msrp of 47770. Lowest they would go until today was 42,610. Today the dealer said they would take 40,000 (16% off Msrp). I will walk if they start adding in a bunch of fees. From what I’ve seen this seems like a deal I shouldn’t pass up.

Pulling the numbers from the above text.
2019 limited blizzard white
Msrp - 47,770
Dealer will sell for 40,000

I wanted to get some feedback on this offer.

Thanks
 
7% is a decent deal on a pro, especially with the shortage of inventory right now. Depending on how much you want to negotiate, you might be able to get to the 10% mark in person. I was able to get 9.5% off of my AG Pro.

The big question is what are the fees that they are charging? You could save 20% on a Pro, but that would be quickly negated with a $10k sum of added dealer fees.

Overall, if you’re happy with the deal, then go for it. Just don’t dwell on better deals being had after you purchase.

Thanks for the feedback.

The only fee the dealer charges is a $99 processing fee. Everything else is tax, title and tag related fees. OTD price would be $50,5xx.xx.
 
I’ve started shopping online for a limited 4Runner. I’m not very serious yet, but I’m in contact with a local dealer that has a new 2019 limited blizzard white with 3rd row Msrp of 47770. Lowest they would go until today was 42,610. Today the dealer said they would take 40,000 (16% off Msrp). I will walk if they start adding in a bunch of fees. From what I’ve seen this seems like a deal I shouldn’t pass up.

Pulling the numbers from the above text.
2019 limited blizzard white
Msrp - 47,770
Dealer will sell for 40,000

I wanted to get some feedback on this offer.

Thanks

Good price, 15% off
Don't forget the incentives too
And yes, walk if they add any fees
Good luck
 
I got '20 ORP posted few pages ago form Toyota of Olympia. I think I got a good price just below 36K.

Just picked up a stock Gray ORP yesterday from Olympia. MSRP 42920, sale price was 38,7XX. They were slammed with a lot of people yesterday. Was quoted 40,XXX and 41,XXX from I-5 Toyota and Vancouver Toyota. Surprised no larger deals, but ~10% off seemed good to me
 
I’ve started shopping online for a limited 4Runner. I’m not very serious yet, but I’m in contact with a local dealer that has a new 2019 limited blizzard white with 3rd row Msrp of 47770. Lowest they would go until today was 42,610. Today the dealer said they would take 40,000 (16% off Msrp). I will walk if they start adding in a bunch of fees. From what I’ve seen this seems like a deal I shouldn’t pass up.

Pulling the numbers from the above text.
2019 limited blizzard white
Msrp - 47,770
Dealer will sell for 40,000

I wanted to get some feedback on this offer.

Thanks

I paid a few hundred more for mine, and had to use a military rebate to get there. That's a really really good price. They aren't going to give you a deal on your trade at that price, so you'll you'll likely have to sell private party (if you have a trade).

Remember, it's your $40,000. Your rules, they get choose whether or not to play by your rules and get your $40,000.
 

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