What are you paying for 2020 Tacomas?

Finally joined the forum after pulling the trigger yesterday..

2020 TRD Sport, DCSB in cement. $35K before TTL, came to roughly $38.5K OTD.

I avoided most options, all I really wanted was the tonneau cover and blackout package. After one day of driving, I already love the thing.

 

2020 Tacoma TRD Offroad - grey, manual, DC SB (only options were mudflaps, exhaust tip, and carpets)

MSRP 35,335
Negotiated Sale Price 32,888.52
Dealer Fees 479.00
OTD 37,100 (down with big brother!)

 

Yes, you pay the tax for the county you live in. I live in Calif. bought my truck in Oregon, still paid Calif. taxes.

 

I would be telling them to delete that $1200 window tint package.

 

I was going to ask what that was. Plus the windows don't look tinted up front.

 

Was thinking of the same thing - will be letting them know tomorrow.

Not paying $1200 for tint.

 

I’d also tell them to keep the “Toyoguard Platinum”

 

Just bought a 2020 Limited.
40,000. 299 doc fees. Taxes not included.
Only options was the Tonneau cover and all weather mats with silk cover.
MSRP 43,883. KC area.

 

What dealership was this at?

 

2020 TRD PRO automatic (no DA Intake) - Total Canadian (British Columbia) $55,885 plus 13% Tax = $2200 discount plus reduction in luxury tax on total amount by 2%

(MSRP is $58,090.00 with freight, delivery and dealership fees - and 15% tax as luxury tax is graduated from 12 to 15% at 1% per $1K starting at 55K in BC until hitting 58K when the entire amount is taxed at $15%)

2020 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 Double Cab 6A SB with TRD Pro
Transmission: Automatic

Model: Tacoma 4x4 Double Cab 6A SB

Package: TRD Pro

 

Damn...my OR was 35,500, and thats because it was a ‘17 that I bought in ‘16.

 

Wow those taxes are a killer

 

Yep...one of the many taxes we pay in Canada for free healthcare

 

Rarely is anything in life free, there is always a catch.

 

With leather?

 

Robbery by the state.

 

yes sir

 

Do everything in your power to have that thing totalled. You don't want to ride around in a diminished value, heavily repaired vehicle.

 

It was totalled, she took one look at it driving up and said it would be.

Now I just need to get a fair value at settlement. The first offer was a bit low

 

In my opinion, this is one of the few times where a GOOD insurance company really comes through. I have GEICO now, and while they've been great for making changes, adding/removing vehicles, I've personally seen them nickel and dime other things like rental, agreed value and so forth. When I had Amica, my BMW 550i got totaled and they gave me KBB excellent condition value no questions asked. Unfortunately, their premiums are just too high compared to GEICO so I switched, playing the percentages that the chance of a total loss is so low, I'm willing to give up the Amica service for the GEICO low prices. The insurance business is a horrible, horrible industry.