Man you guys got it good (Canadian vs US Pricing)

morphius909

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For what I paid for my 4runner (45,000 incl tax, etc) in Canada, you can get a full load Limited for less then that in the States...all things considered equal (Exchange, etc).

I love my country but sometimes we really are at a disadvantage!
 
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Not too worried about this one. Up until @ 2006 almost every single vehicle you could buy, with the exception of a few exotics from Ferrari and Lamborghini, was cheaper ( after currency conversion ) in Canada than in the US. My 2004 4R SE was cheaper in Canada than in the US, as was my 2003 Honda Pilot. You couldn't buy a good used truck up here back then as US wholesalers were coming up to the auctions and buying the good ones to take back to the US and sell at a ridiculous profit. Now it's the opposite as Canadian wholesalers are going to the US and buying used trucks to bring back here to sell. There are lots of US sourced used 4Rs on autotrader.ca. No one up here was complaining when new car prices were cheaper, but as soon as the prices got more expensive the whining started.
 
So that is aprox. 41,719.51 USD . What is the equivalent truck to yours cost in the US ? After taxes .

Yeah, I don't know the conversion, but if your CD->USD estimate above is right, then the OP is basically correct. I paid a shade over $43,000 USD in December for mine (specs in my sig), which included tax, doc fee, NC safety inspection and the 7/100 Platinum extended warranty. I already had a good license tag to transfer over to it so I didn't have to pay for a new one.

I want to say it was somewhere around US $43,400 when it was all said and done.
 
The advantages comes with its disadvantages. There are no options on the Canadian models.
 

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