Is this just a canada thing?

So i've been seeing people post that they spent anywhere from high 20- mid 30's for their taco. Trd OR, sport etc. I was curious how the prices are at the local toyota dealer and this is what i found:

Wtf is going on here? after taxes thats 67k for a trd OR (15% tax in NL). Am I losing my mind? This is also the only TRD OR they have on their site.

 

Yes Canada has always been more expensive and limited in configs.

 

Only if you buy it.

 

Thats absoultely insane. I was thinking about getting a new taco after I finish my degree. But holy shit. Even the SR5 starts at 41k msrp

 

Wouldnt ever happen. Either gonna look for a gently used 2nd gen or have to go with either a ranger or fronteir if im buying new. I'm seeing these all over town and they're in the price range of a f150 king ranch. Im really disappointed.

 

I got my 2019 sr5 for roughly 10% off msrp plus they wrote me a check for $400 to help in changing thetires. Right at 31000

 

That’s some next level dealer mark up. I got mine for 39K and most double cabs here go for 42-44K range.

 

Around 46 grand for the same truck out in BC. 50 grand or so gets you the Limited.

 

Keep looking you got lot's of time to find one for the right price from a dealer that is willing to "deal"

 

Looks like a half assed job updating their website. The picture is clearly not an Off Road based on the wheels, and the colour says VooDoo Blue, so the price is probably for a TRD Pro, which they have clearly labelled incorrectly. My local dealer does this all the time. They once had a used 2016 4Runner for like $18000, but had it listed as front wheel drive. It was actually a corolla.

 

46k for a blue double cab o/r in calgary.

My access cab o/r was 42

 

The vin comes back as a TRD Pro.

 

Ah, so they're just shit at updating their site then i guess

 

Remember our dollar ain't worth a crap. We have to spend approx. $1.35 to get one American dollar and We are taxed higher so if you do the math our prices are probably close to the American prices . I do agree that we don't have the choices Americans do with option packages.

 

$58650 Wow!
With what I paid for my 17 Tacoma SR I could have bought 2 for that price and had about $12000 in change. I think I am done with any further new car purchases. They have reached the point that they are not worth owning anymore. I work at a Ford dealership and see F150s going for $75000 and Rapters about the same. I keep thinking these prices are a getting close to being a house payment. You live in your house when its paid for but where is your your $58650 truck in 10 - 15 years and what will it be worth then ? Homes tend to appreciate in value. Tacomas do hold their value to a point but really?
In 87 I bought a new Mazda B2200 SE5 for $7800. In 93 I bought a new Ford Ranger Splash for $12000. In 01 I bought a new Chevrolet S10 LS for around $12000. Do you see where I am going with this? Those prices were reasonable.

 

Toyota.ca lists a limited for $48k CAD before tax.

 

Wow. I THINK I got a good deal for a 2016 SR5 4x4 for $22K

 

Does that come with a bed cubby stuffed full of warm poutine?

 

First of all that price is for a TRD PRO. Today, CAN$ 58,650 equals to USD$ 44,200. Toyota US site lists a TRD PRO (AT) with a msrp of US$45,365.