Price on truck to high ?

2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road with Technology Package. It has 5,000 miles and they want $47,673 for it. I like it but wonder if its to much for this truck. I don't know so just seeing for opinions here.

 

Too much! It's a used truck at higher than new truck pricing.

 

I'd be wary of a truck that was lifted and modified and then immediately sold.

Price is a cherry on that shit sundae

 

Build and price the truck you want on Toyota.com. If it costs more than the MSRP of the new truck, it's a rip off. You can get a brand new truck at MSRP or below if you are willing to wait for it to show up.

 

I wouldn't pay it

 

Lol

 

Welcome to TW. Typical in this market that used trucks have been selling for more than new due to supply chain issues. As others have suggested try and find a new one by searching near and far from your location to find the best deal.

 

New Tacomas can be had for MSRP and even below.

Here is a brand new 2023 TRD off road 4x4 with LED headlights at a dealer for 40K

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/ctd/d/san-mateo-new-2023-tacoma-trd-offroad/7582132338.html

 

Too much. My 2022 TRD OR DCLB with the TRD Premium Off-Road Package, floor liners, door sill protectors, bed lighting, and skid plate was $45,000.

 

Halogens and TRD PRO pricing... amazeballs.

 

My buddy just picked up a 2023 off-road 0 miles 4door. He paid MSRP $40,000

 

That’s a no

 

Lol. Thanks for the replies guys. Found a Tacoma 2023 trail edition for cheaper at the dealership by me. I like the look of that one too better price its $44,000 new.

 

Somebody’ll buy it…

 

Is it available and on the lot?

 

I think so doesn't say its in transit on the site says its in stock.

 

You better hurry!

 

It really depends on how much of the technology package it has, does it have the LED package, and any other addons? A new model could be about that price if you waited for it, but you can also talk them down on the total price. What sort of lift is on it? What sort of quality of parts went into the lift. Would you have installed those tires on it and thrown out the factory junk road tires they come with new? Tires are a grand+, lift is probably another grand, and then look at what you are willing to spend on a truck that's already set up the way you might want?

 

Dealerships are notorious for leaving available vehicles up on their sites to get you to call only to find out its sold. But hey we can find you something else. Lol…

 

10k over priced.