Getting oil changed at the dealership and spotted this.....

First gen tundys were definitely the best. Had a 4.7 before my Tacoma, wish I could have kept it.

 

The only problem now a days with any new vehicle, the prices are way put of range to just purchase it without a loan. I'm talking about the average Joe, not a wealthy person with mad money. you also have the leases but then you walk away with nothing. Tuff financial call.

 

Those are old, I'm talking about the newer years

 

Good one.

 

Don't let my 2016 hear you talking like that.

 

Yea one of my mechanics had a black one years ago, they were nice, Just dont care for the style of this one posted.

 

Then you have to wait awhile before that paint color come back to Tacoma (maybe not) unless you get it painted at paint shop. Or wrap it.

 

Ha dont worry my 15 mgm and my wife will be pissed if I brought home a 23

 

No sir, this is a discounted price.

 

Ha! Eat a DICK. 103 K? For a Toyota anything? Nope

 

that is more than I spent on my first two houses!

 

I mean...... I would eat a dick for 103k.

 

i'd be scared to even take it offroad at that price

 

@Brianz1001

Maybe you send a color request at Toyota Corp and they will consider to add for next production for '24 or so. Keep it in mind, '24 Tacoma could be electric. Hopefully they add Hybrid as option.

 

That is a handsome looking truck...but $77K-$100K?

My threshold is $40K for a reason.

I didn't want to spend the difference on a Tacoma Pro...so a Tundra Pro is WAY out of the question. lol

 

Not a bad idea, but not into the electric yet give me a old school fosel fuel burning gas guzzler pickup. The wife can get the electric.

 

Right, I rather buy lower trim such as SR5, Off Road, or Sport then make some changes for off road use.

 

@TAZMINATOR

That threshold price of mine makes me seem cheap! lol

Just kidding.

But seriously, who spends that kind of money on a truck? (seems like a waste)

 

you could tow the taco with an EV and get great MPGs

 

The benefit of listing it as “used” is they aren’t required to have the OEM window sticker showing Toyota pricing when new is far less than the fictitious price they list it at before “discount”.

Total fraud.