2017 Tacoma TRD Pro prices...WTF!?!

Thats usually the case with everything. I've measured my parents forester and it has the interior width for a full sheet but there is no angle that the tailgate is wide enough even if you go corner to corner of the opening.

You used to be able to fit them in minivans but even those you can't anymore.

That's what I've been doing lately. when I need to move them I rent a little one from Uhaul for $20. I don't have the space to park a trailer and since most of the times I need to be able to move sheet goods its for my girlfriends house when her and her mom are doing renos, and they live downtown and the parking on their street is laneway parking. Not even possible to get a trailer back there. So that option is out.

 

I wonder if threads on the Ford forums about Raptor prices devolve into Tacoma bashing...

 

Good luck in finding a dealer letting you buy it for that price. Nice in theory, but not in practice.

 

One thing I hate about the Raptor. The ecoboost v6 which has issues with carbon buildup and the sound of a v6. Sorry it needs a v8, the sound of a v8
is like a piece of heaven.

 

Wait, didn't you buy a truck with a I4 or V6?

 

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What do you mean by this? The picture of the exhaust looks like the exact same as my 2011.

 

https://www.lemonfree.com/car/Toyot...gn=PaidVastTraffic&utm_term=5TFCZ5AN1HX046949

Never heard of the site but it came up with a TRD Pro priced out in Kansas City- $44,807. I checked the dealership site it had listed and could not find it though...probably bs.

 

Where are you getting your numbers from because they're way off. You can get an entire suspension kit with 2.5" extended travel coilovers and rear shocks with reservoirs for way way less than $4000. The Toytec Boss 2.5" kit is $1800 w/o UCA. An Icon Stage 3 is $2700. OME BP51 is $3100. A Kings full suspension kit can be had for $3400. Fox for about $3600. Just depends on what level you are looking for but obviously way less than the 4k you stated.

http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/Complete-Lift-Kits_c_351.html

 

If you have a trade in to a dealer you only pay sales tax on the NET difference amount in Washington State.
I.E, 40,000$ new taco - 25 ,000$ trade in = you pay sales tax on 15,000$.
If you are an Oregon resident they have ZERO sales tax!

 

if your trade in is paid off then there is only a 15,000.00 differance.........and then pay tax on 15,000.00

 

i just saw a trd pro prices at the Northern NJ dealer... $44,670.... plus tax... that's almost $50k
I think I can get a tundra crewman with that...

 

sweet jesus, I can't fathom someone paying that for this truck. That is unbelievable....

 

There are people who can afford it, so its no big deal to them. It all depends on how deep your pockets are lined.

 

i just saw another one... cement... $45,276... HOLY SH*T, I think I'll get a Tundra TRD pro Crew Max... that's only $46k

 

There were 2 local at my dealers - both $45K, they sold in minutes. I couldn't even go there to buy one.

 

And a more powerful, stronger, and a better built truck!

 

tro pro $55000 in Canada

 

right now im looking at trading my 2015 TRD sport(with all the pro appearance upgrades) in on a 2018 Pro. the sticker is $46,666.... damn!

 

My dealer I bought my SR from had a cavalry blue manual Pro on the lot and I asked him about it. He said they've had 3 Pro Tacomas and sold every one within a few days of them arriving.

I could afford a TRD Pro but I'm old now and cheap (38). I'm not going to drive a piece of crap but I don't need the fanciest thing on the lot either. That's why they build the SR for tightwads like me.

 

In the Pacific Northwest all PRO's are MSRP, you might find a hundred off that is it !
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