2023 MY Price Increase

Just an FYI. Reached out about a platinum hybrid allocation and it’s a 2023. Looks like 4x4 hybrid platinum is just over $1k price increase from the 22 MY.

 

2023

 

How much is a non-hybrid?

 

2022 hybrid was $3500 option I believe.

 

I'm talking 22MY to 23MY base increase on the platinum hybrid

 

With all the problems on on 2022s they should be lowering the price not raising it.

 

Other trims have changed too? Haven't noticed any price increases in Canada... yet.
I wonder what they're gonna look like up here.

 

Geez that’s not bad I ordered a 2023 f350 to replace my 2022, sticker price increase is $5000

 

You say that like you are assuming (Ford fan?) the domestics don't have their own issues

• "While Tundra sales are growing (15% for the first eight months), its Detroit rivals are down for the same period—18% for Ram 1500, 15% for GMC Sierra, 11% for Chevrolet Silverado, and 10% for Ford F-Series."

 

$1700 price increase!

 

The 22 is way overpriced for any trim level. Not to mention that it was a cosmetic disaster lol.

 

Anyone know how much extra, roughly, the new Tundra increased in price over the previous generation?

I was under the impression we already experienced a significant price hike when the 2022's came out....

 

Varies widly across trim. I think it was in the tune of 8-12%.

But from 22 to 23, $1k ain't bad. Everyone else is shooting up higher.

 

Seems really bad to me. My wife and I both make decent money, but haven't received a raise in several years. Every bit hurts.

My current down payment for a new vehicle used to be enough to outright buy it, now it's enough to get my payments to around $300/mo for 60.

I'm very intrigued by how you are able to enjoy so much new vehicle turnover, every time we try to get into a new vehicle, the dealerships in our area make it very clear to they have no motivation to deal.

 

My raise at my current company this year was 1.5%. I love where I'm at and it's a state government job and easy af but 1.5% is laughable. I get that it's not performance based but state budget based but still. So I started quietly looking and found a similar role for the world's top law firm and the base salary is a 30% bump on top of annual bonus of 10%. Hate leaving where I'm at but can't pass up a 30% base bump.

It really depends on your market. In SAT and DFW area cars sell for high so I source mine for msrp outside, enjoy them, then sell them to this absurd market. My 21 pro was msrp, my 21 F150 was 9k off msrp, my crv was msrp, the lightning and trd pro were msrp.

 

I think $1900 to $2500 depends on trims.

Some of the raw material had gone up 180% in last 2 years, when you factor in labor costs increase as well, its inevitable the costs will go up and probably will see larger hike in 2024MY compare to 2023MY with probably some new tech, now what I paid for my '21 incld all the mods suddenly seem like a deal!

For wages, its a can of worms, some technology sector raise has been 10% year over year, even in automotive, I've seen some position had received nearly 20% raise due to the shortage of engineers and specialty skills.

 

The lightning lariat went up $8500 from 2022 to 2023 and it's the same except it lost features like smart hitch and the bed scales

 

Didn't that coincidentally wipe out the upcoming BEV tax credits?

 

Only the pro Ann’s XLT qualify now . Lariat and platinum are priced out

 

I guess you can’t blame them. They already needed justification for driving outdated vehicle. Now with the 2023MY price increase, it really puts it out of reach for them.

 

https://toyota-cms-media.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/2022-2023-Toyota-Pricing.pdf

Looks like $1k across trims

 

did you find my 2023 platinum non hybrid blueprint with advance package with options, yet? HA

I called a dealer here yesterday and they said they don't even know when they will build 2023 they think January , so I got nowhere fast there

 

I’m an actual 2022 Tundra SR5 owner. I took delivery of one off the lot 5 months ago. I will only report my experience.

List of problems and issues to-date:

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I know a 23 1794 OR with blueprint and saddle interior

 

I really don’t like the 1794 at all, interior or exterior

 

Boy these 22 Tundra owners are thin skinned to say the least!

 

Wow! If I got that offer I would buy it now. Did they give a potential delivery date?

 

Assuming the $1k is on top of the midyear bump as well

 

My dealer keeps sending me emails about a platinum they have and how they just lowered the price. They still want like $70k. Needless to say it’s been sitting for awhile now. Just got this new email.

“We hope you've been enjoying your 2020 Toyota Tundra PU!
We wanted to let you know that for a limited time you can upgrade to the 2022 Toyota Tundra SR5”

They want $52,659+ttt for a SR5. I am sorry but ain’t no SR5 worth $52k. I like the “limited time” part though.