ForRun
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Some of us don't even use car play. The 8" screen is a vast improvement over the old one
What would you pay for a new Army Green TRD Pro 4Runner?
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Some of us don't even use car play. The 8" screen is a vast improvement over the old one
mudmancrash
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Did they actually honor the Costco deal? Wow.
Florida tim
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Costly
Paid sticker for mine and never thought twice about it love the color
Paid sticker for mine and never thought twice about it love the color
Got mine here. Model year 2019 has 32 miles on it. https://www.ourismanchantillytoyota...oyota&model=4Runner&sortBy=internetPrice+asc&
Only reason I would pay more, for any 4Runner if it has bigger motor. High resale value of TRDP is made up dealers stories. All 4Runners drops equal in price. But there is nothing wrong to pay more for color of your dream, I would pay insane money for 5.7L T4R and I am sure someone will say that I am an idiot.Cheers ever one
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NativeTexan
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Long time Landcruiser owner here, and now with my first 4RUNNER. I love it, but would have left LCs sooner had the 4RUNNER ms come with the smaller V8 tundras and Lexus gxs have. I’d have paid up for that too.
Glenn Goodlett
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My local dealer never came through in 16 weeks, so, I just got one from Fowler Toyota in Oklahoma and am waiting for delivery. Paid list plus $1500 to ship it to me.
EDIT- No problems with the deal whatsoever. Received the vehicle on 29 May.
EDIT- No problems with the deal whatsoever. Received the vehicle on 29 May.
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vermontmike
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The dealer will laugh all the way to the bank if you pay more than sticker. Also those addendum stickers on the side of the manufacturer sticker should really be a white collar crime. They won't lose one wink when they bend you over for that extra $5000.
I just priced one out online it was almost $51,000. So the maximum that I would pay would be $48,000 before taxes. I would probably negotiate the price as a maximum of $50,000 out the door.
The most I have ever paid for any vehicle is $32,000 before taxes. I don't think I'll ever pay more than that so I guess a TRD pro is simply out of my price range.
Don't blame you for that, in your situation I'd have considered flying down and having a great road trip from OK for that amount of $$.
The most I have ever paid for any vehicle is $32,000 before taxes. I don't think I'll ever pay more than that so I guess a TRD pro is simply out of my price range.
Don't blame you for that, in your situation I'd have considered flying down and having a great road trip from OK for that amount of $$.
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My local dealer never came through in 16 weeks, so, I just got one from Fowler Toyota in Oklahoma and am waiting for delivery. Paid list plus $1500 to ship it to me.
EDIT- No problems with the deal whatsoever. Received the vehicle on 29 May.
I am actually thinking about doing the exact some thing as well. I have been looking around here in California and Prices have been between pre-tax $58k to $65k for a TRDP AG. So OTD would be $63k to $70k is ridiculous.
I offered them $63k but luckily for me the dealership refused to give it to me at that price! LOL
If you dont mind me asking, was the process hard to complete working with an out of state dealership? and how much did you pay OTD?:noidea:
Thank you in advance.
$63k for a 4Runner? That’s absurd, but I suppose I’m not surprised with it being California. If I was spending that much it will be for a Land Cruiser. I have bought out of state and it was very easy. The dealership wants to sell you a vehicle, especially now, and will make it easy for you. It’s worth it to get a vehicle for a realistic price.
Glenn Goodlett
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The process was pretty easy but involved a lot of trust. After I agreed to a refundable $500 good faith deposit, they took me seriously and sent out a mobile notary to my workplace to complete the contract. After I signed the papers and agreed to the deal it was up to me to send a check for $53K less $500. I sent a personal check so they wanted it to clear which was fine with me. After the check cleared, the 4 Runner was delivered in 3 days.
The hardest part was getting license and registration here in CA. All DMVs were closed at the time, due to Covid, so I just had to wait. I paid $100 for a vin verification service and $75 for a smog check and it was finally registered in a month after DMV reopened. Almost forgot about the $4800 in sales tax paid to DMV too.
Jemplyr77
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My local dealer never came through in 16 weeks, so, I just got one from Fowler Toyota in Oklahoma and am waiting for delivery. Paid list plus $1500 to ship it to me.
EDIT- No problems with the deal whatsoever. Received the vehicle on 29 May.
That’s my local dealer.
I just purchased a Venture edition in magnetic grey. Sticker was 46k and I walked out the door after all fees and taxes etc. for 46K. I'm in NJ and there are very slim pickings here right now. I had to go to North Carolina to find what I was looking for but it was worth the trip. Dealer markups are robbery and I'd never pay past msrp
Thats actually pretty good. I would definitely have anxiety to send a check like that over. With all fees and etc.. Im guessing you spent less than $59k with the transportation to California.
Hey EMAN! sounds like you had a great deal! Congrats, would like to see pictures.
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