And the tacoma is gone.....

Oh. Ok.

 

That was suspiciously easy...

 

Being called lazy by a stranger on the internet was just the nudge I needed.

 

You're dead to us man! JK

They're trying to make like 13k on this? Greedy. Hope that doesn't work out for them Cotton.

 

Surprised Toyota didn't add them to the Pro, honestly. Would have been a relatively cheap refinement for the halo model. When they sell everything they make why work for it I suppose.

 

Toyota can’t even upgrade the tires on their “halo” pro models.

 

29k. I jumped at it, truck has had 2 major collisions totaling over 30k. Guess they didn't do a carfax.

 

Wow … wonder who the 45k sucker will be

 

Its got the viper cut, its gonna happen eventually.

 

Update, my tacoma is still sitting on the lot like 3 months later, marked down so far to 35900. Im guessing the fact it has been in 2 major collisions affecting all 4 sides has made some kind of impact. Dealership def overpaid me, finally a little karma for them. Absolutely still loving the 4runner.

 

Wife and I picked up a Lunar Rock TRD ORP in July, my dad is getting into a 2023 TRD OR Tacoma. Having driven both, I prefer the comfort and drivability of the 4R, but being able to have access to a bed is going to come in handy when needed. I like both, prefer the 4R if I had to choose one or the other.

 

Also rates suck for anything that isn't new. 7.09% for super prime credit for used is horrible. Also for people financing the truck (75% of buyers) trying to get that amount of advance without significant cash down means the bank will deny loan. The truck still books like a SR5/TRD OR/etc but banks won't finance all the additional adds.

 

I like to imagine they had someone interested in buying it, the customer asked for a carfax, and they were like "oh sh*t... we should probably lower the price."

 

Really nice looking t4r. If they made a manual i would of gotten one when i got my new taco. Thats the only thing keeping me in the taco and not a 4runner

 

I HAD to have a manual transmission. I also really benefit from having a bed. Made the choice of a '23 Tacoma a no brainer for me. I love the 4Rs and know I will lust over the new LandCruisers. But the Taco is going to serve me for a long time. As to power, it is fine. I don't race and it always gets me where I want to go. If I could have gotten a manual transmission with the 4 banger, I would have been happy with that too - nothing beats the reliability of that little motor.

 

I wanted a proper 4wd vehicle.
If the t4r had been available with a manual gearbox, It would have been a tough choice between it and the taco...

But the Taco was the only one available with 3 pedals -and since I can't drive an auto.
It was then a very easy choice!

The taco with the smartcap does a great Job. It keeps the grimy stuff from camping etc., separate from the cab.

 

I checked the carfax on their site, its all on there. Im so glad they didnt ask me when i went to trade. I legit should have been prob offered like 20? so 29 was an easy yes.

 

But fuck that dealership, trying to get 39900 for a 4 yr old truck. Karma is finally gonna hit them, gonna lose money on that truck.

 

I doubt they are going to sell it under 29k.

 

This post is the exact reason I waited do do mine.

I’ve was looking at a 23 FROR . Really nice. I liked both shifters . Interior was nice . $48k + for the whole shooting match. I can afford it even without trading my ‘08 with 127k and new frame , leaf springs ( 6 years ago), valve cover gaskets, ignition coils, alternator, pulleys, tensioner, ac compressor , and belt.


I can afford it more easily if I trade and by a beater to make dump runs and Lowe’s type stuff. Not giving up this truck.


This drives my wife crazy