4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

I didn’t capture the entire Taco bake. There were no less than 20 on the lot.

 

With all the great press they’ve been getting I’m shocked there aren’t more

 

You should have seen how many Tundras there were.

 

I swear the dealers are hiding them here. But I am seeing more in the wild now.

 

You on here bro. Lmao

 

Same at all the dealers I’ve seen, they can’t even sell the Pro Tundras. I wonder if Toyota can ever come back from the grave they dug for that truck.

I also wonder if resale on them will tank to be worse than an American full size.

 

I think the situation is quite serious. For Toyota USA, that is.

 

Really hope it has Premium package for that wonderful price!

 

My OR with premium is $9,000 less. Obviously, the guy is dreaming.

 

It does not, not even the upgrade package, I asked who it was in the FB group and got banned, lmao, some of these new Taco owners are wayyyyy to sensitive. I guess such is most of society. He'll learn when no one even offers close to that.

 

*absolutely love it

*tries to sell it

 

Toyota is 2-1/2 years in on a new model that became virtually unsellable. Last month was Tundra's best sales month ever, but what will those numbers be in July?

 

Can't I buy new for less?

 

Alot less, like $10k less. His truck new isnt even close to that.

 

June 2024 was Tundra's best sales month ever?

 

Yes it was. I wonder what caused it? Discounts? The engine recall is still fairly new it hasn't had time to impact sales.

 

Exactly, that and I and many others easily achieved $10k discounts with special APR, hard not to buy one prior to the recall even so I think many are unaware.

 

But isn't that recall for 2022-2023 Tundras?

 

I wonder when the straight dope on the recall is going to come out. I don't buy the "machining debris" narrative. I think they dun gone screwed up bigly yugely on a bearing design and fixing it is going to be a mofo-and-a-half.

 

For now, 2024s having same issue on the forums/pages, many speculate the recall will expand to those as well as hybrids, only reason hybrids don't fall under is the caveat they can still move if the engine fails.