What are you paying for 2020 Tacomas?

That's interesting I'm not finding most of those on CarGurus and cars dot com.
Also would not deal with the Local York dealership. I've known people they have ripped off. I wasn't pleased with my one visit there either.

I think I'm just going to email some sales managers at other area dealers with my preferences and see if I can work out a fair price.

 

If you see a truck you like in that inventory listing, you can click "Contact a dealer" and you'll have the option of contacting the 18 dealers that are listed for the York area. Ask for their best price. When you find a dealer or two that looks like they are willing to work on pricing with you, see what else they can offer you based on your preferences. This might help you narrow down a couple dealers that you can work against each other!

Ted

 

Congratulations on the truck ! 6 cyl 4wd? Here is a link to the SR thread. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-sr-thread-lets-see-them.411453/

 

Interesting piece in Jalopnik today on the used car market (reference from Automotive News). Could be useful for folks looking for a new Tacoma and also seeking to do a trade it:
https://jalopnik.com/the-used-car-market-is-setting-records-1844361943

"Used car prices at auction are at record highs."

 

Saw that as well. Problem is trying to find a new one it seems.

Excited to see the official Bronco reveal tonight though.

 

What is interesting is that appear to be plenty (well, plenty may not be the right word) of Tacomas in NY, NJ and CT for people looking to travel and pick up. Not super feasible for the good folks in the West but they are out there.

Yes, very interested to see what they do with the Bronco. Seems like now that Ford really only wants to be a Truck / SUV company they are targeting growth by pointing at Toyota (Tacoma / Tundra) and Jeep. The Ranger, despite what people feel about it, seems to be working for them. They haven't hit their numbers but they started slow, have picked up and then Covid -- so they don't know what they have. If they can hammer Jeep a bit and steal share that will be good for them. I don't drive a Ford but really want them to do well.

 

Having driven the last four years in an SR5, I would say that the ride in an OR is way smoother. You feel little bumps in the road way less. Even my wife noticed the first day.

 

Yup. Awesome

 

We’ve been at dealerships the past few days, between the sale of my truck and also shopping for a Camry for my wife. They’ve been getting new inventory. To the point where they’re not even sure whats on their lots. Not sure how many Tacomas but vehicles are coming in

 

I found this to be true as well, no question. But my plan was to get the SR5 and put Bilsteins on the front and back and call it a day. Would that make it a complete off road warrior? No. But for the kind of driving and use I do it would have been more than sufficient. My 2005 SR5 had a lift kit (I didn't put it on), Bilsteins and Nitto tires. For me, that truck never found a situation it couldn't handle. I was okay with the bumpy ride. Couldn't find an SR5 and went with the TRD OR. Love the smooth ride, I have to say. Can't argue there. But would have been fine with the SR5. The TRD OR is probably more off road capability than I need.

 

Lower NY ... worth a call ...

https://www.riveratoyota.com/vehicle-details/new-2020-toyota-tacoma-sr5-3TMCZ5AN1LM353357

 

Yeah, not to say that the SR5 is rough or anything. It’s a truck, its just noticeable where I didn’t think it would be noticeable at all

 

I called and they closed at 6pm. I used the link to get their best deal online. It was $36,686 with rebate.
If they don't call back with a better price I'll probably pass. That's only $200 off. Surely I can do better.

 

@TacoBuffet

Very interesting ...

https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/?intcmp=hp-bb-bronco

 

Ya dude I've been watching all the videos, its gorgeous, especially the lunar rock looking one with white top. Trail mapping, front locking rear diffs, disconnect sway bar, the baja suspension setup, Ford killed it.

 

Totally ! I'll give it some time but I think I might get one. My challenge is being overwhelmed by the choices and which ones. Would be cool if two years down the road Toyota came back with a Jeep / Bronco killer based on the original FJ. That would be some serious competition.

 

When I was researching my SR model in MA none of the dealerships in my area had the v6 model. Looks like inventory was pretty low in the NE area and now they are slowly coming in.

But none of the ones gave me more than 5% off MSRP, its crazy.

 

I commute to the San Diego area for work. I see a few trucks almost daily carrying new Tacomas to dealerships from Baja. They’re cranking out sports and OR from what I see.

 

Prime Toyota has 63 Tacos and Tundras in stock. Tundras have a $2.5k rebate right now.

 

Wow. I would just wait it out if you can. I bought my 2020 SR5 DCSB V6 with a bunch of options in early May for $33K + TTL. They also gave me an additional $1K for my trade in after I hemmed and hawed.

$36.7K is kind of absurd for an SR5