$60K for an Off Road!?!

Large or nah?

 

Two sliders with cheese, extra hot.


That's how I ball.

 

Man these $45k Tacoma prices are crazy, you should buy a $70k Lexus instead.

 

I totally agree... For the cost of a good Taco its worth looking at other types of rides. I just traded in my 2010 TRD sport last weekend for a Lexus IS350 Fsport with the adaptive suspension and track ready

Sooo much more comfy than any taco can be and the same 3.5l v6 motor is awesome in that car when tuned by Lexus and TRD with 311hp and AWD 6 speed.

 

Not much bed space though.

 

Don't need it. It has a trunk lol. Wife and I talked and we werent using the truck as a truck. More having the availability of a truck which didn't end up being used much. She told me to use the trade in value... I went and bought a comfy sports car instead for my 40+ years lol .

 

I’m sure you would miss the gear hunting if you owned a 3gen

 

Gear hunting sucks, heard about it non stop on here. The transmission works great in the car plus I have paddle shifters now.

 

I bet the insurance premiums are quite expensive too.

 

And property taxes.

 

Before I throw $60K to a landscaping 'truck' I would go to a real full size.

 

you all be smoking crack if you are still stupid enough to pay a markup on vehicles.... i know i smoke crack, and these are dumb things i would have considered doing, but never pay even close to a MSRP... cars should be bought at invoice. dealers can make money fisting you in the ass with warranty/repair work.

 

I had previously posed a question somewhere. What if you purchased a vehicle, MSRP plus a markup? Well, general thought is that seems foolish, crazy, "it's their money" etc. Then I said what if the MSRP was raised, but then no markup added - as in this is the new price today. Is it still then stupid to pay this new price, which is just MSRP without a markup, or is it ok since there is now no markup. (Detail: the 'new' price is equivalent to the old plus the markup) Didn't seem to get much traction there lol.

 

Being dumb has its disadvantages lol

 

4th gen will be the death of Toyotas mid sized trucks forever..watch

 

Has a higher GVWR.

 

How are people paying these prices for a midsize truck? A $2000 'discount' from the $60k, a $4,000 down from a beater trade + $4,000 credit card deposit plus a $800 payment? I don't see how this is sustainable.

 

The pricing is out of touch for sure. It's a rich man's truck now.

I paid $37k OTD for my 2018 TRD OR 4x4. I could never justify paying $60k for the same size truck with some more power and features.

 

$60k is the price exception on the Tacoma. You can get a very well equipped 4x4 OR for mid 40's.

 

Which is, to explain again as nauseum: