$68,500 for TRD Pro are they insane.

https://youtu.be/R_wX2TblYQI

 

I bought 2022 toyota tundra 1794 at Family Toyota
https://www.familytoyotaofburleson.com

They don't do any mark up. 61999 is my msrp price. It came out to be over 68k. I ask 67k out the door and the manager didn't even hesitate at all with my price. Ask for David brinkley and Seth (manager) best service of all Toyota dealership I been. Eta on my truck is Feb 6 and David and Seth got in Jan 23.

 

I’m not a mathematician but it sounds like you paid more than MSRP by quite a bit.

 

Must be a typo. I’m not sure what combination of options would put you at 61,999 for MSRP.

 

Sounds off to me also

 

$68k is a big price to pay to hang out with the cool kids...
Entering Super Duty/Heavy Duty territory...

 

Listening to all of these horror stories about the cost of new trucks makes me realize two things:
1. I am keeping my 2019 until the wheels fall of.
2. My next automobile purchase will likely NOT be a truck.

I don't NEED a truck to make a living, but I do like the convenience and towing capability of it. The cost of gas is climbing and my commute is over an hour each way. None of that matters to me.......but there is no freaking way I am going to pay $70k for a truck unless I need it to make my living. Mine is going to be paid off in six months so I might as well keep it and spend the next ten years saving for my corvette mid life crisis car.

 

Tax...

 

Not sure about that. Bought my 2021 F-250 XLT for MSRP of $56k last July. Granted it only has the 6.2L gasser but I got 3120 lbs of payload, same gas mileage, no turbos.
Now if you go diesel, or up in trims you get into $70k+ territory.

 

Oh this is about to hurt some feelings and stir the horents all at once....
https://youtu.be/-XWFKdIic_w

 

You know that frame bending issue was back in like 2010, right? And they reinforced the frame before the end of the 1st gen run. And then the 2nd gens were on a different frame than the regular F150. same with the 3rd gen since the rear is 5 linked and not leafed.

 

Dec 23, 2021

You are not the first to post this and no one cares.

 

These random comments from brand new members stating "dealership X and salesperson Y are amazing and great prices" always seem like a fake account made by salesperson Y at dealership X.

 

Notice that a lot of the negativity is from "new members"

 

You should think yourselves lucky
I am an Aussie living in USA, I thought I'd take a look what they are selling for back in Australia,
this is a 2017 with 30k miles, its about 120,000 USD.

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/de...a-trd-pro-auto-4x4-my17/OAG-AD-20512547/?Cr=0

 

Well after the cost of all the mods including right hand drive conversion and import costs I am not surprised.

 

I lived there some years back. Isn’t 120,000 AUD only like $50 in Monopoly money?

 

Correct.

 

I think I’d rather run my knuckles across a cheese grater than watch another stupid YouTube on the 22 Tundra.

 

Want to know the trick to lower prices? STOP paying the ridiculous prices. If no one buys it the price will be lowered. As long as people continue to pay these ridiculous prices they will continue to list them.

 

Is there a way to report these stealerships? I mean dealerships.

 

lol, yeah 'tis true now, back in 2014 it was actually worth more than the usd!

 

New Raptor 37 starts at $82,000.

 

That's nice, but the 37 is also not a base Raptor.

Not to mention you are quoting someone from page 2 of a 9 page thread...

 

Add that dealer to the list.

 

Thanks Karen, it's not like I woke up the fuel mileage thread.

 

They have the nerve to say "extended warranty available" for $99k it better include a lifetime warranty lol

 

You can't just throw random terms around and somehow think they are relevant. You said something stupid, accept it.

 

This is a thread about the price of trucks. I made a statement in reply to a 10 day old post regarding the price of Raptors. Only stupid post is yours crybaby.

 

good lord guys, sounds like my kids bickering

move on