Hybrid Pricing

Video released early on YouTube with Hybrid and TRD Pro pricing

 

No link, the video only shows up on the Apple TV YouTube app. I’ve looked on my phone and the video doesn’t show up.

 

It was in this video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7MJEYcXmQM&t=788s, their channel has reliable info.

 

So if that includes delivery, processing and handling fee's it its a $1750 upgrade, if it does not it is a $3400 increase, both safely if the budget I planned/ guessed

 

toyota has never posted pricing with DPH fee's included

 

I think they stated in the video that the pricing was without DPH.

 

Don't forget to include your local dealers $15,000 market adjustment on the TRD Pro!

 

When is the hybrid version going to be available?

 

LOL. They’ll try it too.

$15K markup for a truck that is less capable than competitors in the same segment. Good luck with that Toyota dealers.

 

Wow $68,000 for TRD Pro. Sad.

Bigger wow can get a Raptor for less. Maybe not as well equipped? But a tremendously more capable truck.

 

For iForceMax $$$ given it is only available in Limited and above trim, a guy or gal who is looking for more performance has other options that perform better for the money. If that same customer wants a tow rig, you can buy a 3/4 ton diesel for that kind of money that will be tremendously more capable. If they’re after fuel efficiency there are also far better options.

 

For the Canadian Boys:

Elevate Your Truck Experience: The All-New 2022 Toyota Tundra i-FORCE MAX Goes on Sale This Spring | Toyota Canada

2022 Toyota Tundra i-FORCE MAX Limited - $66,390
2022 Toyota Tundra i-FORCE MAX Limited TRD Off Road - $69,390
2022 Toyota Tundra i-FORCE MAX TRD PRO - $80,550
2022 Toyota Tundra i-FORCE MAX Platinum - $76,590
2022 Toyota Tundra i-FORCE MAX 1794 Edition - $77,790

 

Overall, I’m impressed with the new trucks capabilities. Seems like an immensely capable and tech loaded truck. But very complicated and expensive. I am starting to appreciate the relative simplicity of my 2020 Platinum. (And the fact I paid $48,000 new)

After 14 model years of basically the same truck, I didn’t get an extended warranty on mine, but I would if I got a new one.