I don't. Not sure if the Pro wheels are different than TRD wheels. You can add TRD wheels as an option when you order a 4Runner LE for $215. At least this is what the Toyota build tool shows. If you can configure it this way on the web site I can't see why a dealer wouldn't honor it.
Need some advice purchasing a 2015 limited....
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dhylander
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The one feature that pushed me to the Limited is Full Time 4WD. Some would say it's not necessary, but I like the convenience of not have to shift in and out of 4WD going from snowy streets to clear ones. I really like the push button start too, now that I've grown accustomed to it.
enforcersu
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haha I traded in my 2013 Tacoma and got 30k -- same boat haha
03_4x4Runner
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I used to think push button start was a joke. Now that I have it I could never go back to a key. Same with the door locks. Just touch the door handle and the door lock or unlocks. It did take me a while to learn not reach for the key fob when getting in the 4runner. I agree with you on the full time 4x4 also.
LandCruiser
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Full time 4WD is awesome for snow.
The wheels and tires the Limited comes with are a joke on the icy streets of S. Colorado, tho.
I've seen several spinning their wheels in the last snowstorm we had.
The wheels and tires the Limited comes with are a joke on the icy streets of S. Colorado, tho.
I've seen several spinning their wheels in the last snowstorm we had.
It sounds like what is being said is, if you go to the dealer and order your 4Runner, you can select those wheels as a $215 option.
No dealer is going to offer that at the dealer after the fact for that price.
bpwwer
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I did get one quote from a dealer that works with Costco and the price was $300 over the invoice price from the Costco auto web site. I didn't get any quotes using TrueCar. However, I think the dealer I did purchase from does work with TrueCar and they started with $500 over invoice. The invoice price from Costco's website matched what the dealer said was invoice so using Costco's pricing seems like a good base to start from.
The problem I have with both of those services is that they don't really find you the car you want. The dealers that get the request from either TrueCar or Costco will do a quick search of the area and find something close and try to sell you that.
Knowing the invoice price with the options before talking to any dealer gives you knowledge about what to expect. You can then question any add-on's that raise the price above that.
Just received a price from a local dealer:
2015 4Runner Limited Magnetic Gray/Black
Automatic Running Boards
3rd Row Seating
Carpet Mats/Floor Mats
MSRP on this 4Runner is $44,360 plus fees. Your price will be $40,997 plus fees.
How does this look? Should I be able to negotiate further? The $1,000 discount has already been applied.
Thanks!
2015 4Runner Limited Magnetic Gray/Black
Automatic Running Boards
3rd Row Seating
Carpet Mats/Floor Mats
MSRP on this 4Runner is $44,360 plus fees. Your price will be $40,997 plus fees.
How does this look? Should I be able to negotiate further? The $1,000 discount has already been applied.
Thanks!
I paid $42,010 for my black 2015 Limited. Dealers in Utah were out of stock on the setup I wanted and so I ordered exact 4runner I wanted and was told 4-12 weeks out. Thankfully it came about 5 weeks later. I have the Redwood interior with remote start, cargo cross bars, exhaust tip and carpeted floor mats for front, rear, and cargo. MSRP for all options was $44,504. I feel good about the deal I got. That also included them paying for a full tint which they are gonna sub out to a tint shop.
Depends on what "fees" are on top of this price.
Just the basic TTL fees. How is the deal?
