1.9% rate today

So I just got my truck today (11 days ahead of schedule) and the interest rate that I got was 1.9% for 36 months. I was a little surprised because when I checked the dealer’s website yesterday 2.9 was the lowest they had listed. Oh well. I’ll take it.

 

Oops. Just realized the higher rate is for the 2023 model not the 2022. Just glad mine came in.

 

36 months damn, 800 payment?

 

Simple interest??

 

Coworker just leased one of these. He was telling me about it (I feigned interest) and capped off the excitement with "and I'm only paying $700/month!"

 

I’m paying $750 a month for mine and that was with a 35k down payment and a 2.69 interest rate for 60 months. So I know his payments are through the roof

 

You’re missing a 1 somewhere.

 

Yikes.

I will quit my job right now and come work for you .

 

Single dude? I can't afford that, I work for a living...shoulda went the drug mule route lol

 

Is that seriously the price now? Is that for a capstone?

 

This math ain't mathin' for me.

 

He's married with kiddos but his FIL died and left them a pile

 

I see. Musta been a big pile. It would be nice to get a break someday, I've never had anyone give me any money...... pity party lmao.

No offense to anyone but I'm so glad I got my 21 when I did. I pay 650 for 72 months but I didn't give anything down.

 

80k for the truck. Hard to imagine for me as well

 

These new prices are insane. I paid half that in 2019 for my '20. I'd have to sell a kidney now.

 

Man I don’t know how people are so happy to get reamed by dealers and then brag about it. Oh look I only pay xxxx for xx months. Or I only paid MSRP, I have never seen people so happy to pay MSRP for something that’s not worth it, my opinion of course.

 

Platinum with auto steps and advanced package (plus the usual tax, title, fees, toyotaguard, floor mats, hood and door protection). Paid yMSRP and put 0 down.

 

Meanwhile I'm sitting here reading all of these replies like...


I bought my 2021 1794 for $930 a month for 60 months @ 2.99%.
To be fair though, engineer in my 20's with no kids.