Prices in the new car market are about to tank, will Toyota get the memo?

Autotrader. I'm in New England.

 

Awesome thanks

 

Same as the economy.... Bla bla bla bla. As long as there are people paying they will keep charging...

 

$3k off.....who wants it?

 

They really need to hit 15 percent off msrp before I’ll get impressed. We’ve already beat the dead horse on the price increases. This summer should be interesting.

 

Oh, by the way. Yesterday I got a quote for an Underground 4Runner Pro. $89,900.00

Totally blew my mind.

What fucking planet are we on?

 

Oregon has discounts on Tundra Hybrids listed on the windows.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etlDolKtGNw&t=42s

 

Good for them. Maybe the stoners will buy them.

 

Thanks! A lot of the hybrids are discounted about 3-4 thousand. If they would hit the 10,000 off mark I would be interested. I don't know if they ever will but it sure would be nice. The Tundra is just an expensive truck...

 

Of course stoners are going to buy them. The dealership is in Oregon.

 

$90K for a 4Runner? Do you get two of them for that price? I hope you laughed at them.

 

I saw some jeeps at 20% off and 2.9% for 48 months…


Toyota is a long way off from that. Lexus on the other hand… are basically the same price as the Toyota counterparts.

I think we are 2-3 years from our low prices

 

And fart loudly while making eye contact.

 

updated sales chart.... enjoy. or not

 

Is this total vehicles? I am out of the loop.

 

That's insane...what stealership?

 

Autonation Toyota Mall of Georgia.

 

https://www.coxautoinc.com/market-insights/new-vehicle-inventory-january-2024/

Toyota has the lowest inventory supply of any car maker in the US. Keep waiting on those big discounts...or get a Ram lol. They've got about a 5 month supply on hand while Toyota is has a little over 1 month's supply.

 

It’s in Toyota dealerships best interest to keep the inventory low.

 

It's in all automaker's interest to keep inventories low. Ram inventories aren't at 150+ days because they think it's an optimal strategy.