2024 Price Thread - What Did You Pay For Your Tacoma?

No doc. Fees at my dealer.

 

2024 trd sport supersonic red 4x2 short bed, JBL premium with predator steps, black exhaust tip
MSRP 49,218
Discount 5,829
Fees 733.75
Taxes 4456.09
Total price 48,578.84
2/1/25 in CA

This was a lease so it was a one pay of 7,039.50 for 24mo/12k miles , residual at 40,359. For effective $294 a month.

However had a 22 trd sport with buyout of about 29.5 and they gave me 31000 for it, should've done two deals as another dealer was giving me 32200. But this brought my one pay to 5,531.59 so now it's basically $230 a month.

Someone initially shared this deal on leasehckr so jumped on it and then shared it with someone else who also got one.

 

2024 DCLB 4x4 Offroad Premium, underground, 56500 OTD. Located in Guam.

 

Just got a 2024 TRP Pro for $62.5k today. That was $3.784K off the MSRP of $66.284k. Only had 5 miles, built 12/31/2024.

 

Info to help those interested in 2025s:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/what-did-you-pay-for-your-2025-tacomas.850441/

 

I little over 2 weeks ago I bought a 2024 Tacoma, TRD Sport with a ton of options in Gainesville FL for about 2% below MSRP and got a good price for my trade in.

 

$37,988.55 for a $44,580 Taco!

 

That looks around to be 15% off which I think is the most anyone has got. But wow I never knew there was so many options to get a SR up to that price.

And considering thats a manual that discount would be even better. In the northeast they hardly want to move on any of the few manuals.

 

So you $7.5k off a $44.5k truck without a trade-in and without a down payment?

 

Yes that is correct. So I sold my 3rd gen( '23 DCSB OR) for 39K and I'm having this one shipped from Tennessee to Washington

 

• 2024, TRD Sport, 4x4, white, 6-speed manual, 5 ft bed, $7,048 in options
• MSRP $50,343
• Discount $6,243 (12.4%)

 

Pretty good deal! Congratulations!

 

How did you avoid the 6.5% state sales tax?

 

a lot of dealers will have the buyer register it with their own state and pay it directly for out of state buyers.

 

I pay the sales tax when I register it in Washington. Be about $3,500

 

What are y'alls thoughts on SRP of $39k for a 2025 SR5 4-door 4x4? This is in CA. I am not seeing lower SRP's listed anywhere in my region... but the truck also doesn't have any options or upgrades.

 

That’s about 8-10% under MSRP sticker. Seems pretty reasonable to me

 

Has anyone made a purchase without a trade-in? I'm curious what kind of down payment I'll need to scrape together.

 

Unless you have bad credit, and that may not matter as long as you qualify for a loan, I don't see why you would have to put any money down.

 

Good to know. My credit is good and I suppose repoing is easy enough, so maybe LTV isn't much of a concern for creditors. Haven't purchased a new car in ages. I wasn't sure if it worked like home mortgages where a larger downpayment, by offsetting risk, gets you a lower interest rate.