What are you paying for 2020 Tacomas?

Likewise. I like the full LCD in-dash display and the rear coils on the 2021 F150. Since the new Tundra is allegedly coming in 2022, I wanted to give them a chance.

 

Same, Im pretty Toyota loyal, despite my family being a Ford family, if the 2022 Tundra is a let down I may jump ship.

 

I see taco #12 in your sig. is that your tally?!

 

Yes sir.

 

dang! I’d say loyal is an understatement! Leasing I’d assume?

 

This needs an explanation ...

EDIT: I would love to see a chart showing each Taco and discount off MSRP over that 12 unit span!

 

Also I’m guessing this story has been told before based on your message count so apologies in advance.

 

It has numerous times. Single guy, no mortgage, no kids or wife, good salary and get bored with vehicles, pretty much sums it up. And with resale on these if you do good buying new, its not a big loss, especially given tax credits for trade in, etc.

 

Nope all purchased.

 

Hey Ya'll, Firstly thanks for helping me shop for my TRD-Sport. After shopping around with dealerships all across the country I ended up finding a dealership that worked with me on a:

2020 TRD-Sport
RWD
Cement
Double Cab
5' Bed
LED Headlights and Runners
"Standard Package" (I don't see anything extra-extra on the paperwork I have so far)
Removed All Weather Mats
Removed Touch Keypad

Out the door (before my previous loan payout) $30,663.30

The only downside is its 20 or so days out from delivery from the factory (and a 6 hour drive to handle the trade and pickup when it gets delivered).

Now...the wait begins.

 

Wow !!! now that's about what i would LIKE to spend on a sport model.

 

2wd, with only LED package.

 

the 2wd is fine for me. i own a jeep already. lol i recently got quoted $37K NOT including tax,tag,title for a SR5 double cab rwd. needless to say, i told him no way in this world would i pay that for an SR5.

 

Thanks! It took a lot of looking at KBB, AutoTrader, and Cars.com. And even then finding a dealership that was willing to bargain was the key.

I could type up my whole story, but the first dealership I was ready to buy with lost the sale over an $800 "Admin Fee". So when I found the one I bought I made sure to make it very clear that I was ready to buy, and pre-approved, and I wasn't going to take any guff.

I still paid a $699 fee, but you bet your ass I made sure they took it off the top.

I'm a little sad after some reading that I very likely don't have blind spot monitoring or the backup radar, but I didn't have those on my car now either...so I'll live. I have CarPlay and the bed outlet, that's good enough for me now. Still pretty excited for my first truck after many years of being a tiny-fast car guy.

Also, yeah, 2WD is good enough for me too. The most "offroad" this truck is going to get will likely be pulling into a campsite or driving around in my grandparent's back field if I'm too lazy to walk.

 

At that price you most definitely don’t have the tech package.

 

I wouldn’t either. He also said OTD after trade. Curious what the price of the new truck was prior to. OTD is such a useless number, especially if he had equity in his trade.

 

This is where we ended at.

 

That makes more sense, about 10% off MSRP. Good deal in this climate.

 

What’s a dealer admin fee?

 

Profit padding, mostly.