40k sr5 ...what the hell

If it is they're sure not calling it that.... It's also almost double what you pay for one if your bought it on your own.

 

Flow Toyota of Statesville had a 2020 SR5 DCLB going for $45,000+. Not sure who bought it

I had a screenshot... can't find it tho

It was on sale for like 4 months and I happened to see it twice on two different occasions while I was there

 

Arizona

 

That's wild. I paid 28k for my SR5 access cab 4x4 labor day weekend 2019. It was new. Hopefully some sanity will return.

 

Man that wall must be expensive....














sorry couldn't help myself

 

I bet in the end they keep the Bow .

 

That’s crazy! Hopefully, things go back to being reasonable soon.

 

I like it! Instead of just having the best residual value for a truck, my truck is now an appreciating asset lol. Should have bought more of them as an investment!

 

It would only be $38k if it was a 6MT.

 

Here in Canada my 19 SR5 DCLB 4x4 stickered for close to $42K new. I picked it up for just under $35K. CDN with 20k km (12k mi) on it. This SR5 does have a lot of options. I didn't know you could get rear sensors on an SR5 now. Back then only TRDs with the Premium package or Limiteds had that. The bow reminds me of Lexus....means you are paying big $$$.

 

got a used 2019 sr5 4x4 DCSB for 33K after taxes etc. in Los Angeles in June. It was a fleet vehicle, but only 20K miles, and a small dent in the hitch. I dont think id pay anything more than 35K for a truck i use for fun....

 

is this in the US or Canada?

 

I know $40k seems high for an SR5, but this one is pretty much fully loaded. When comparing your SR5 purchase, if it isn't optioned the same as the one the OP posted, you can't really use it as an accurate comparison.

 

Nope! While the average wage on Mexico is $3.50/ hour, many companies that build cars or components have raised the hourly wage to $16/ hour in order to avoid the 25% tariff.

 

Took my 2010 Tundra in for a sticking drivers side exterior door handle (recall issue) and when they handed back my keys they had offers written up for both my Tundra (110k miles) and my 2018 DCOR Tacoma with 9k miles. $33,800 for the Tundra and $39,200 for the Tacoma. They are literally handing people written offers for their trucks when they have service done. Wow!

Needless to say I handed the offers back and politely declined

 

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Au...ies-triple-Mexican-pay-rather-than-move-to-US

Wages actually went up.

 

Blue book on my SR5 is almost 7k more than I bought it for. I'll be going in for service here in not too long and will be interested in seeing if they do something similar seeing as here in Colorado that's just what the market is doing apparently.

 

Sounds like the same deal as one i ordered. It was an easy 40k plus when all said and done. Saw a 2021 sr5 here not long ago with a msrp of 38k, and it didn't have everything my 2020 did. Its ridiculous what their getting for a mid size truck today.

 

is carvana still offering ridiculous prices as well or did that bubble pop?

 

Prices have been dropping.