How much are people paying for the NEW 4Runner?

New to the forums here, anyone having any luck in NorCal? Dealers out here are quoting around 50k OTD for a TRD ORP.

MSRP: 47,769
Sale Price: 46500 + TTL

These prices are outrageous right now.
 
2020 Silver TRD ORP new pricing central NJ

I am looking for a 2020 silver TRD ORP near 08809. I am seeing MSRP of @ $43k. What can I expect to pay before TTL? I really don't want to go over $40k. Think $38k or $39k possible? If anyone knows of good dealer in NJ or eastern PA, please let me know. Thank you!
 
2020 SR5P w/ 3rd row seating, bought 2 weeks ago near Chicago, IL

MSRP: $43,413
Sale Price: $39,130 (includes $750 rebate) + TTL

This thread was super helpful in getting average costs, thanks!
 
Welcome to the internet. Everybody else got a far better price, you are an idiot, paid far too much, got an ugly color, the wrong model and probably should have bought a Prius.

And, you, of course, are an expert on pricing in his area, stock availability and his particular situation.

I'm also sure that your post actually is helpful in some universe.

I didn't overlook that, but cb1111 is a troll who doesn't own a 4R, but has hundreds of posts on a 4R forum criticizing actual owners who are modding their trucks.


I think he shaves his eyebrows off so he couldn't be a troll because trolls have big bushy eyebrows
 
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2020 SR5P w/ 3rd row seating, bought 2 weeks ago near Chicago, IL

MSRP: $43,413
Sale Price: $39,130 (includes $750 rebate) + TTL

This thread was super helpful in getting average costs, thanks!

IÂ’m looking for something similar in the western Chicago burbs. 3rd row and sunroof.
What did it end up being after TTL?
 
Is anyone else having trouble finding a decent price for an ORP with KDSS?

Dealers near me (SoCal) don't seem to want to go below 50k OTD.
 
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I am looking for a 2020 silver TRD ORP near 08809. I am seeing MSRP of @ $43k. What can I expect to pay before TTL? I really don't want to go over $40k. Think $38k or $39k possible? If anyone knows of good dealer in NJ or eastern PA, please let me know. Thank you!

I bought from Koch33 in Easton PA, corresponded via email with a sales rep, Cody Allen. 2019 TRD ORP with KDSS, truck was in stock at the time. NJ dealers in my area (Hunterdon/Warren Counties) would not come down more then $2500 and then if they did there was nonsense add on pricing. I came in at $4500 under MSRP. Plus NJ dealers have insane DOC fees, PA is capped at around $170 I believe.

That was a year ago though and now I see very little or no 4Runner stock right now which might kill haggling.
 
Is anyone else having trouble finding a decent price for an ORP with KDSS?

Dealers near me (SoCal) don't seem to want to go below 50k OTD.

$50k? That’s TRD Pro prices! I’m in the PNW and I’ve been messaging dealerships for an ORP with KDSS since late June and it seems like inventory levels are stabilizing again. The best deal I’ve gotten has been $41,750 (before national rebates and TTL) for a car that’s $45,644. That’s about a 10% discount after the current $500 off rebate and I have another dealership seeing if they can beat $41,750 by $500.

My advice is to expand your search to a 500 mile zone and email every dealership that has an ORP with KDSS. Even though you may want a car in specific color, email every dealer regardless as you’re really just looking to get an offer at a great price that you can use to compete with dealerships that have the exact car you want.

Some didn’t want to play ball but I was able to start getting unofficial discounted prices in email. Once I got an offer for $43,800 for a car at $46,889, I told that dealership to draft up the official “motor vehicle purchase agreement” form. With that form, I really got the ball rolling and sent that form to every dealership and asked if they could beat it. Rinse and repeat.

Just remember that as much as you need to be incessant in getting the best price you should also be respectful and courteous. I think being someone a salesperson wants to work with goes a long way.
 
The best deal I’ve gotten has been $41,750 (before national rebates and TTL) for a car that’s $45,644. That’s about a 10% discount after the current $500 off rebate and I have another dealership seeing if they can beat $41,750 by $500.

Would you mind sharing which dealer that is? I'm looking for TRD ORs but dealers don't seem willing to budge at all. I may end up ordering a base TRD OR.
 
2020 Venture KDSS

2020 Venture :$43,300 KDSS No Moon, No 3rd row, but everything else
$47 and change out-the-door

(Carmax had a 2019 w 18000 miles for $42k TRD Premium)
so the new one was a no brainer for $1300 more

Freeman Toyota Santa Rosa Valley Ca
Nobody was budging in San Diego on sticker and padding another $3-5K on top

I found The internet sales manager off Craigslist and it was worth my time and effort to fly one way to their airport. He picked me up and in 1.5 hrs
I was at the Marriott drinking wine from Napa Valley next door.

Drove home the next day back to to San Diego
Give them a call
well worth it and VERY cool people
 
I just got quoted 39,054 for a 2020 SR5 Premium 4x4 with 3rd row and moonroof. MSRP 43544. It’s the cheapest quote out of three semi local dealers in Illinois. It’s 4490 off MSRP.
Which puts it 42489 OTD.

What do you guys think?
Thanks.
 
$50k? That’s TRD Pro prices! I’m in the PNW and I’ve been messaging dealerships for an ORP with KDSS since late June and it seems like inventory levels are stabilizing again. The best deal I’ve gotten has been $41,750 (before national rebates and TTL) for a car that’s $45,644. That’s about a 10% discount after the current $500 off rebate and I have another dealership seeing if they can beat $41,750 by $500.

My advice is to expand your search to a 500 mile zone and email every dealership that has an ORP with KDSS. Even though you may want a car in specific color, email every dealer regardless as you’re really just looking to get an offer at a great price that you can use to compete with dealerships that have the exact car you want.

Some didn’t want to play ball but I was able to start getting unofficial discounted prices in email. Once I got an offer for $43,800 for a car at $46,889, I told that dealership to draft up the official “motor vehicle purchase agreement” form. With that form, I really got the ball rolling and sent that form to every dealership and asked if they could beat it. Rinse and repeat.

Just remember that as much as you need to be incessant in getting the best price you should also be respectful and courteous. I think being someone a salesperson wants to work with goes a long way.

Thanks for the tips! I've more or less been contacting every dealership in SoCal, but most seem reluctant about moving off MSRP, and some don't even want to sell it for that. I guess I'll start looking outside CA.

Are you sure about inventory stabilizing though? A lot of dealerships I check don't seem to have ORP with KDSS at all, and the ones that do only have one or two.

I think this may just be a 4Runner thing that I'm not used to. My previous vehicles were Civics and Accords, and those were very easy to negotiate.
 
2020 4runner TRD Off Road

Hello,

Just joined the forum and would like to share that my latest 2020 TRD Off Road in white with premium audio+navigation, roof cross bars, and all weather floor mat costed me 38,450 + TTL. THis was the costco pricing. My area is Portland OR /Vancouver WA and all dealers in the area appear to have similar pricing. Avail has been mixed around here as inventory appear to turn quickly since Aichi factory has been shut down over covid. I know from first hand starting in August, the factory is back to 2 shifts so inventory will continue to improve.

Thanks
 
Hello,

Just joined the forum and would like to share that my latest 2020 TRD Off Road in white with premium audio+navigation, roof cross bars, and all weather floor mat costed me 38,450 + TTL. THis was the costco pricing. My area is Portland OR /Vancouver WA and all dealers in the area appear to have similar pricing. Avail has been mixed around here as inventory appear to turn quickly since Aichi factory has been shut down over covid. I know from first hand starting in August, the factory is back to 2 shifts so inventory will continue to improve.

Thanks
Good info, thank you!
 

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