Buying a 2014 taco in Utah

Ensure it is the STOCK towing package and not the dealer installed tow package. Huge difference, and dealers do try to scam people on that one.

 

it is not. People make it that way. The only way to approach it is to take your time and not have to buy right away. I know there are times that you need a replacement bit never let dealer know it. I had a rental once after a lady totalled mine. Her insurance company was pushing me. I told them when I find what I want at a price I want to pay I will turn in the rental.

 

We paid $31,900 (before taxes and everything else) for our 14 DC TRD-OR with tow package. Here in Indiana I did not have a lot of wiggle room since Off Road models are selling like hot cakes. I had to wait three weeks for them to find my truck and only reason I got a better price was because of dealer's screw up when it came to long vs. short bed availability.

 

How would you check that?

 

Will be on the window sticker and build sheet.

 

Secondary trans cooler (small cooler in front of radiator). Door codes, window sticker codes. Theres a few ways.

 

Look at the following to see what vehicles are going for in a specific area

http://www.truecar.com

http://www.nadaguides.com/

 

I got all the oil cooler and bigger batter, etc... I'm glad that you guys mentioned that so I can be sure if I got the legit tow package! THANKS!

 

Let see some pics!

 

I paid a similar amount out the door for my 2014 ACOR (entune w/o nav.) Congratulations, it's a wonderful vehicle to own.

 

OEM Tow package includes 130 amp alternator (vice 100 amp), engine oil cooler (under oil filter), hitch, harness, trailer antisway programming for stability control, connector for trailer brakes usage (under dash), and the mentioned additional tranny cooler and 710 CCA battery (vice 550cca or whatever) I think it also comes with a larger rear spring pack (3 leaf vs. 2) but this may have changed for '14.
So it's a real good deal for about $600.00.

 

Nice ride op!