WHERE ARE THE 4TH GENS!?!?

Is it me or is there an unusually long wait for these trucks. First, they were going to be out in December, then was pushed to February/march. Well march is almost over and there’s still zero inventory. Does anyone have info on what the delay is about? What’s causing it?

 

Huh

 

Not too bright are you

 

Based on your profile…. in your driveway?

 

Whether I have one or not is irrelevant. There’s obviously an issue with them causing the delays I’m just curious if anyone has insight

 

8429 results on Autotrader for a 2024. Seems quite bright unless you’re born with blinders or live in BFE

 

I actually saw one in person for the first time today out on the road. They’re out there.

 

Yea.. thanks for proving you’re genuinely not bright. Find one of those trucks and look up the dealer. Go to the dealer website and you’ll see “vehicle in build phases contact dealer for availability”.

 

I live in BFE. Effen love it!

 

Larger dealers seem to have more on their lots. What state are you in?

 

I saw a couple on the Toyota dealer lot the other day when I was picking up some parts… they’re out there. Go pick one up and let us know..

 

https://www.toyota101.com/inventory/new-2024-toyota-tacoma-sr5-4-wheel-drive-4x4-double-cab-3tmlb5jn2rm002650/

And $1500 off . 31 Tacomas advertised high single digits on the lot

 

Most of the listings are trucks not on the ground at a dealer. Likely not even built.

 

This....all dealers within 50 miles of me have not gotten a single a 4th gen on the lot as of yet this year.

 

It looks like my local dealer which seems to have a pretty up to date and robust website shows 44 2024 Tacomas, however when you click on the inventory detail about 10 or so look to be on the lot and most are listed as "build phase"

 

Downstate New York

 

for sure will

 

In Oregon 2024s are showing up on larger dealer lots.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_awo9Xjy9M&t=343s

 

So you want Tacomas rushed out to people why?

 

I know my dealer has been through 2 allotments already, and it's not like Oklahoma City is Tacoma central.