Priced out a 4th gen yesterday.

Arguing with him is a lost cause. Just let him carry on.

 

lol, he doesn't even own a Tacoma but comes on here and just spews BS.

 

Depending on what you paid for the ‘23 that’s not too bad of a deal. $2000 out of pocket to upgrade to a better truck is decent.

 

Different and newer. Better we shall see.

 

Far better on paper and in real world short term performance. Long term is up in the air of course.

 

Yep, working out a deal on one if I can keep my volks. May regret it, but I cant not try one.

 

They are still searching for the best interest rate around

 

It shouldn't take more than an hour to find the best rate. They blast the deal to a dozen lenders at once and compare what's best.
Maybe their system is down like many other dealers, but it shouldn't take 2 days to find the best rate. Something might be a bit fishy.

 

Best I found with tier1+ and financing $15k was 6.09% with TFS, may try to haggle a bit more. That was for up to 60 months.

 

What dealer is the truck at?

 

I'm not really looking for a new vehicle, so the itch isn't there for me to scratch. I also see close to 5k off Super Duties, not that I need one, but I don't really need a new Tacoma either. 4G looks cool to me, and I still can't find an Xtra Cab.

 

Private message me I’ll tell you

 

I do love superduties. Here’s mine.

 

Like every Internet forum everywhere…

 

I have a 2016 with 145k on it, no issues, so waiting for them to iron out the kinks could be a long wait, because more than likely there isn't any!!! I love the 3d gen, and have no plans on switching, but if you have to have the newest, latest then go for it, keep in mind the dealership is never working in your favor, they have sneaky ways of making you think it's a steal!!!

 

Still a better deal then most are getting that’s for sure

 

If you are in love with car payments yes.

But many view Toyotas, Tacomas included, as a money making asset because you can pay it off, keep it for 20 years or more, and it keeps getting the job done with very reasonable operating costs.

 

That's a good looking truck, Antimatter Blue looks great on Ford Trucks. I lean more towards the regular cabs, but like everthing else the crew cabs aren't much more money. I really like the SD Tremor, I'd probably stay in the STX range on the SD.

 

10% off window sticker is always a good deal.

 

Yea but didn't Toyota recall 100,000 Tundras with engine issues?