If you are on the fence...buy your Toyota now!

Woah. What’s the story here?

 

Their first 2022 sienna had some kind of A/C problem, doesn't blow cold air, and the dealer exchanged it for them. Then this second 2022 sienna just experienced similar problem with no heat coming out of the vent when selected to blow hot air. They have since been fixed. But the first sienna wasn't repairable then because it was so new dealer didn't have any parts nor tools to repair it, hence the replacement. I have since made up my mind about the newer toyotas aren't built to par like the older ones.

 

True for all vehicles. Compare this to that. Same power, same heat to dissipate, 20 years apart.

 

Umm... TRD PRO stitched front seats?

Hello?!

 

That and the supply issues

 

New 2022 capstone in the showroom still has "market adjustment." This is in the Midwest (Kansas City). Salesman said if it's still here at the end of the month, they will negotiate...

 

Almost $85k... This is $45k more I've paid for mine just 3 years ago.

 

Aint no way. We've weeded those folks out.

 

You bought a Capstone 3 years ago?!

 

Im sorry WHAT?! The TRD PRo is missing the real locker? That cant be true?

 

Sorry but I think the dumbest thing anyone can do is pay more than MSRP.

 

Anything "luxury" made by Asian brands make me laugh. Want luxury - buy European.

Our $70k 2022 Sequoia TRD PRO is... Toyota. It does not have much over $40k Tundra, and I guess at least $10-15k, if not $20k, went into a "feel of luxury". But it feels cheap compared to wife's previous Volvo XC60 in top trip. That one we've got for $40k in 2016 ($50 MSRP w/ a bit of discount), you can tell it actually had some taste.

Luxury Toyota does not exist.

 

So why not just buy the base model?

 

TRD PRO had almost everything we needed and nothing we didn't need. And it was cheaper than a similar custom build based on Limited. I was ok with replacing suspension right out of the box (the vehicle was bought for overlanding way up north), but TRD PRO turned out to be just cheaper.

 

... Well, I don't see any Land Cruisers on the lot, so what's a empty nester suburbanite supposed to replace their Sequoia with?

 

Did you see the GX460 V8 overlanding build they have at SEMA?

Do that

 

Oooooooh... Not sure that would fit in the mall parking garage, but would sure look pretty parked in front of Dillard's while my wife finishes her shopping.

 

LEXUS

 

LMAO his post made me crack up. WHY DOESNT HONDA HAVE LUXURY MODELS!?!

 

I’m seeing a lot more low mileage Toyota vehicles showing up on Toyota dealer lots. Look like repos with less than 15k miles and are 2021-2022 models. This is good news for used car buyers.

I think some people purchased beyond their ability to pay.

Prices might be up but incentives might be pretty decent this time next year.

 

Honda's Luxury line is Accura. Sorry if the joke went over my head.

 

Aaaagh!! MY EYES!!

 

Sticker price is $109,990, with "market adjustment."

 

You got to pay to play. Lol.
Watching a you tube video from the Dave Ramsey and they had a few people on there that was salesman or woman. And they said what they drove and how much there car payments were. You have to laugh it’s insane. $12 and $13 hundred dollar car payments.

 

That's a mortgage...or a lot of rice and beans...

 

Yeah and there 5 or more year loans. That’s crazy.

 

Does anyone else worry about buying a vehicle that was built during the covid years? QC on the products I use at work are at an all time low. Good workers seem hard to find these days

 

Mildly concerned. Will likely shop for an extended warranty as a result, even on a Toyota.

 

Extremely concerned. It effects other industries more. I fish a lot, I've experienced 10x more gear failures due to defects in materials or manufacturing since covid started than before.