2023 Price Increase

I saw someone posted on FB that all of the Tundra's had a price increase this week. The Pro is showing a $2400 price increase.

 

Keep your 2020 and you won't regret?

 

Literally just bought a 1794 for under that price... yesterday.

 

That's definitely a possibility. I have some time to figure it out.

 

When entering the build on my 22 limited it went up about $3k after adding in the packages and port add ons.

 

This is the 3rd increase since the truck was released. Seems to happen in May and Sept.

 

WOW, thats a $4500. increase on the base price of my 22 Limited, that's nuts.....I'm glad I'm done for a while!

 

Yeah, that's how addons and packages work.

 

Wow picked my 23 up last week… I’m never lucky maybe was this time.

 

You read it wrong. When I build out my truck with the same packages and port add ons, the 2023 model is about $3k more than what I paid for my 2022.

 

I had my dealer claim that I got my delivery just under the price increase and even though we had a deal they were not going to eat the price increase.

 

Picked up my '23 Pro in March -sucks for new buyers but great for resale value.

 

My same build 22 Platinum with 6.5 bed, 4x4, and advanced package went up $2K for MY23.

 

I’m going to pick mine up Thursday out of state and they gave me the total a couple weeks ago when I gave the deposit and I’m bringing a cashiers check so they better not wanna try to raise the price on me!!

 

Yup the price increase is for the parting gift new tundra 3rd gen owners get after the dealership & toyota rams it to them…..some liked it so much they took it home Lol

 

All these price increases we’re paying for is because they locked us down for 3 months and caused a backlog in everything.

I suggest we boycott all major purchases for 3-6 months, the same length they locked us down, and force all manufactures to bring their prices down.

There is no end in sight to this, we really should start boycotting as a tool against corporations.

 

dont worry there are 10+ people behind you in the line that will more than willingly to fill your spot in the line that you vacate

 

so f*cking sad but true..

 

A 2023 pro in white is 72,815. My 2022 pro in white was one of the first built and it was $68,500 total. Wow what a jump

for context this is base + delivery fee which is now $1895 (mine was $1695)

 

I don't see that here up in Canada yet, but I am sure it's on its way.

 

wait did they up the DPH fee?

just checked its 1795 up from 1695 in toyota usa regions

unless GST is charging another $100 compared to toyota usa regions.

 

Tell me the last time you saw something brand new decrease in price in the last 4 years?? Shit a bag of groceries is just about $80 now

 

$1000 price increase vs 2023

$2000 price increase during 2023 model year

 

Is this still true? I mean, I get it for the Pro and other exclusive trims from the domestics (Raptor, etc). But in general, haven’t the increased prices and higher interest rates cooled the market off a bit? Regardless, one should never let FOMO dictate his vehicle purchase.

 

pretty easy to see by looking at toyota lots vs domestic lots. who has more sitting on the lots 30+ days (excluding the ADM dealers).

my dealer cant keep a new tundra on the lot longer than 1-2 weeks in my town. pretty much 90% of new tundra's are pre-sold before they even hit the lot. i know mine was listed for sale even though it was already pre-sold ($1000 deposit) before they even got it delivered (verified via vin listed on the website). the one they did have on lot and had actual pics didnt even last 10 days. hell my 2018 sold in 5 weeks from first post on website to sell date (6-march to 14-april)

only new vehicles they have on lot are dodges, they cant keep any toyota's on the lot.

edit: i know my toyota dealer is not an exclusive dealer so the allocations they get are lower than an exclusive dealer.

the exclusive dealer in bismarck has 21 in transit, 2 actual photo'd, and 4 not showing in transit (possible actual inventory listing)

so thehy are not doing much better.

 

Those are 10 jackasses not 10 people.
Banks are fully complicit in this, they now allow 6 & 7 year loans on new cars when it used to be 5 years max. The same can be said in real estate, people can’t afford those prices, the only way they make it work is by extending loan terms.

Cap home loans to 15 years & auto loans to 3 years and watch prices tumble by 40%. No one should work 5-7 years for a car nor 30-35 years for a house, if they do its because they can’t afford it.

 

Emailed my salesman today asking about it but no answer yet. We know it's coming. This will be my 3rd price hike.

 

Your price is locked in, right?

 

Watch " The Big SHort " movie. Basically what you say

 

For just 9k more than the capstone can grab a new TRX. Or get a discount of 4k and get a Rivian. Neither is likely to escape the scrapyard without a small fortune but lots of “lifestyle”/“prestige” options out there at that price point.