4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Pardon the dumb question, but how do you know what invoice pricing is for a given truck? Is invoice determined by taking X% off of the TSRP before PIO/DIO?

 

Not sure if this is accurate or if you will be able to get anywhere close to "invoice".

https://www.thecarconnection.com/price/toyota_tacoma_2024

 

I'm sure this is not 100 percent accurate but it is a starting point for invoice price. A google search of whatever model you are looking for followed by invoice price also will bring up a list of sites as well.
Edit, I saw after I posted someone shared he car connection link, they are also pretty good for info.
https://www.iseecars.com/car/toyota-tacoma-price

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/2024-Toyota-Tacoma-Value-c32923

 

More click bait? Not falling for it

 

Or sales are down because production is down. The trucks on the lot are not the models/options people want to buy.

 

Don’t know if anyone’s seen this yet. I guess production stopped in Feb/March for a little

 

Imagine how many trucks would be on the lots if they didn't stop production for 19 days..

 

Makes me wonder if the cause of the QC hold will leak even though it was probably the grill shutters. Also there's nothing stopping this from happening again if they're having labor shortages

 

Drove a new Ram 1500 today with the lower output 3.0 Hurricane (420HP/469 lb-ft torque). Nice truck, much wider than my 2022 of course. Stickered around $70,000, seeing $10,000-12,000 off putting it around the same price as a TRD OR Hybrid Premium. Find yourself a lifetime warranty and a vehicle to drive while it’s in the shop and you’re set!

Stopped by Ford too, their Ranger Raptor is held up at the factory, they’re at $5,000 over MSRP.
Love how the 1/2 tons get better mpg than the Tacoma. Albeit this one had a 3.55 rear versus my 4.30.

 

I wanna like that new Mopar motor, but that scares me.

 

So, how did you manage to get it on the invoice? I'm all ears.

 

Have you driven a 5.7 Hemi powered one? if so how did it compare. I would love to see this powertrain be reliable..Inline 6's designed well have a lot going for them in the reliability dept.

 

Not a recent Hemi, it’s a nice ride for sure though.

 

2024 BYD Shark Is a Plug-In-Hybrid


https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a60803874/2024-byd-shark-truck-revealed/

 

Grab a ford lightning ...you can sleep in the frunk.

 

I don't know if anyone is interested in this or not or if this is the right spot you want this info. I was curious about getting a 2024, I passed on the idea altogether but my dealer had already allocated the vehicle. It's not built yet, has temp vin. It was a dealer swapped (not traded, they traded allocations)

Anyway, It's available at Rodland Toyota out of Everett, WA. 2024 TRD Off-Road, Bronze Oxide, 6MT. Low Spec build, FIO - Heated seats & mudguards. PIO - Tailgate inserts, this may or may not change pending on what the dealer does. Total MSRP 44,039 (options + delivery shit) VIN: 3TYYLE5JN9RT20A593.

I just backed out this morning so it should be available

 

Your dealerships are open Sundays?

 

yep

 

Swap the inserts for a 14” screen and that’s the Tacoma I’d get.