Is this a good deal for a 2020 ???

https://www.autonationtoyotapinella...a-Tundra-806b069e0a0d0cc771fb3745b0d268fd.htm

 

Looks like a good starting price. If you are a Costco member go through them as it will give you a better idea on the price they offer through that program and then you can choose to not use Costco and negotiate down from that number. Thats how I got a starting point for negotiations. Last time I checked, Autonation was hurting bad and laid off a lot of people, so you might be able to get a good deal now.

 

I think so as long as you don’t mind it being base model

last year I picked my limited CrewMax turd off-road for 38-39 out the door and got a free soft tonneau cover. That was last July

 

So the sales rep has been bugging me all day to do a soft credit check to see what the interest rates would be. I have already done the prequalification on the Autonation site and it came back at 59,000. So I asked him how the soft credit would be any different than the prequalification. He says they wont send it to the bank until I come in.

I have about $5700 left on my 2013 with the 4.6, so I will pay it off and keep it. I would like to have a 5.7 before they supposedly get replaced by the V-6 turbo rumors. Would you buy one now or pay the 2013 off and wait until the 2021 comes out and see if there are any 2020's left to try and get a better deal on?

 

Honestly, I would wait until next year. That way, it will give you the chance to not have 2 truck payments at once. Also, I own a 2020 and I have a feeling it will be the same for 2021.