How much did you pay for your Taco?

2006 Silver Streak Access cab Prerunner longbed (6-lug); Sr5 #2 package; 5-speed ECT automatic transmission; full towing package-transmission & supplemental oil coolers (6500 lbs. towing capacity); 130A heavy duty alternator, heavy duty battery etc. Pwr wndws/locks/mirrors; OEM bugshield; Tilt/telescoping steering wheel; AM/FM/single cd player; Cloth bucket seats; Two-speed intermittent wipers; Limited slip differential.
(64 miles)
$24,725 OTD

Davis, CA Oct. 2005

 

What are "fees".....sales tax, licensing etc ?
If they're not dealer items, that's a pretty good drop from MSRP.

You can search Edmunds.com and/or Consumer Reports to get a good idea on what the dealer paid.

 

Breakdown is as follows:
Vehicle price: $27,389.00
Preferred Customer discount: $2,419.00
customer rebate: $1,000.00
Selling price: $23,970.00

Sales Tax: $1,941.57
Documentation Fee: $399.00
Lieu Tax (tags): $403.20
Title Fee: $4.00
License Fee: $28.75
Balance Due (OTD): $26,746.52

Comments anyone?

 

21k in oct of 2007 for my 2004 dc w/14k on it.

 

Hi:
Just wanted to provide some feedback for those purchasing a new (or used) Taco.
Those TW members that serve in the millitary should use the USAA car buying service, you build your own Taco, add whatever packages, color and you will see current discounts, prices and recommended dealers.

I searched by zip code discovering that ATLANTA GA distributors provide better prices. So I searched California, Texas, Arizona and found that Atlanta is still the lowest. I ended up paying 23,569 OTD for A 2009 DOUBLE CAB, Automatic, with sport package, and towing package.

Hope this help any of the TW members.
PASANBA

 

27,389 times .85 equals 23,280

times .85 to the asking price and that is about as low as a dealer ( .87 seems to be more average ) will go depending on the situation, how long has the vehicle been on the lot, do they need to sell it to make room for more.
Also, the end of the month, anytime after the 25th till the end is a better time to deal with the dealer, though some dealers have their own end of month scenario ( we must sell this much by this time... ) that only people who work at the dealership know about but usually on average from the 25th on is the best time

 

Yes and that did not include any Toyota rebates. I bought it on January 1st, 2009.

 

'04 extra cab V6 4x4 sr5 TRD package. Manual tranny. 103,000 miles 15,500

 

The doc fee is bogus. IMO, this is beer money for the sales staff picnic
Lieu Tax?

You could check with your DMV to see what it would cost to do it yourself. You should have that right (option).

 

Now that is what I want to pay. Need to get covered $3K though.

 

2009 Taco, DCab, TRD Off Road, Tow Package, SR5, JBL Audio with Sat and Bluetooth, etc.

MSRP - $32k
OTD - $28.9k that included the $1k rebate.

 

$9k for my 02 doublecab 4x4 sr5 TRD with 85,000 miles

 

That's right around where I was at the end of June for my identical Taco; maybe a bit more after tax. They had added the TRD floormats & door sill protectors.

 

09 4x4 prerunner double cab, trd off road, toe pkg, tube step, jbl audio, day time running lights, trd exhaust

29,250+fees (tax,tag,title,document,shipping)=30,102 OTD

 

2005 TRD OR PreRunner DC, power everything it had 40k on it and I paid 23K OTD

 

$23,025 + ttl, 4banger, 5sp, 4x4, ac, sr5 and towing package.

 

05 trd sport access cab with 50,000 miles gave the guy $15,000. Private sellers rule over stealerships anyday

 

I'm looking at purchasing a new 2009 Tacoma 4x4 Reg Cab with the basic enhancement extra value package and no other options. The MSRP is $20,715. The dealer has it listed for $19,000 including the $1000 Toyota discount. Taxes and plate are additional.
Is this a good price? They wouldn't budge on it. I'd like to buy local but can check the surrounding cities if it will save over $500. Your input is appreciated.

 

thats not so bad, try and get them to pay for ttl, and you are set, 19000 otd would be nice

 

2005 Toyota Tacoma SR5 DC with TRD OFF Road Package 63,000 miles $1800 out the door