Canadian Prices 2022 Tundra

I was told last night about a 3 month wait. But that was from Marcello from YouTube (toyota world) waiting till Tuesday to talk to someone in sw ont.

 

Nice! Congratulations.

 

Order placed for a Limited without off road pkg because I prefer a smoother ride, the salesman said hopefully 3 months.

 

Depends on what you order i guess mine is sr5 offroad.. Im sure it will be the most common and poluar on

I wanted limited too but I don't want to have a panosunroof. It looks nice but you could potentially have lots of issues. I can't stand squeak or rattle from my vehicle. Just personal preference.

Not the same brand but lots of people experience issues with panoroof.

 

I just seem stupid to me that you can go into the dealership and order but the Toyota website still only lists the 2021 Tundras.

 

Which trim you want? I know limited and sr5 package pretty well

 

To be honest I've actually placed an order for a 2022 Nissan Frontier Sport but I still have my eyes open. A Tundra Sport 4x4 to replace the 2020 Sport I sold.

 

Oh ok. Anyways my sr5 offroad comes with everything i want except 14" screen. I didnt want panoroof so i got sr5 instead. It comes with all of the offroad equipment, heated steeringwheel(which i love), heated seat power everything. All im missing is panoroof, 14"screen, leather seat(i dont like limited seat, gonna get simple black aftermarket seats), ventilated seat(don't use) , 400w outlet(useless), wireless charging, folding side mirrors.

 

The SR5 crewmax with TRD Offroad is what I'm looking at. Did you get the trailering features as well like straight line assist? Maybe I missed it too, but what was your price?

 

I got sr5 crew trd offroad 6.5 bed. I believe you get that assist if you buy the top of the line but I am not sure. I wasn't gonna use that option. I paid msrp but got extra 2-3k for my trade in. Dealers won't sell it under msrp. Msrp was around 56k plus tax pdi.

 

Thanks for sharing your insider knowledge! I thought I'd have to wait until the configurator went live on December 3rd. Would you happen to know the towing and payload capacities for the following: 2022 SR5, DC, 4WD, 6.5' bed, A/C, roof rack, running boards, all weather floor liners, bed mat, tonneau cover, towing package and tow mirrors? Thanks!

 

So by looking at those prices, we should really start looking at buying Canadian Tundras and exporting them to the USA.
A $56k dollar truck in Canada is still only $42,500 in the USA.

There is definitely money to be had here. Even the 1794 Edition at $74,500 is still only $55,875 in USD.

 

Towing capacity is probably around 11,500 , Payload is probably 1700 ish....

 

I don’t understand why so many people are against pano roof, in the past 40 yrs, all my cars have moonroof or pano roof and absolutely zero issues. With a pano roof, the cabin feels so much nicer and airy. Toyota has done moonroof for decades, I don’t think there will be a problem.

 

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out. 20 posts and 5 are confrontational.

BTW welcome to the forum.

 

I think some are worried about the added complexity and the cost of repair if something goes wrong. As a former tech I have seen a few Venza and Camry sunroof shatter and never discovered the issue. It seems to happen of the warmest of days and with the sunshade closed. Personally my wife's Camry has a sunroof and I never use it. Most of the time the shade is closed to keep the sun out and reduce the noise level slightly.

 

You just can't win, can you?

 

Some think its a personal insult to them if someone decide to purchase something else. The Frontier just happens to work for me but it may not work for others. Many have gone to a 3/4 ton because the Tundra just doesn't work for them either. In 5 years time when my wife retires I'll probably be going the 3/4 ton route to pull a fifth wheel we plan on purchasing. I still think the Tundra is a great truck.

 

I almost wanted to buy the Frontier Pro 4X, but I noticed once I added leather seats they took away all the red stitching and accents, a real deal breaker for me.

 

Ya that's kind of a head scratcher.

I need the long wheel base crew cab with the six foot box and wanted leather seats but they aren't available on that trim.

 

I'm not sure why Americans are not coming up to Canada to buy Tundras? Maybe it's just to hard to register them in their state?

 

It usually requires a middle man. Some one needs to buy the vehicle up here, then export it down there. They can't get financing up here in Canada. But the good thing is, that if you bought a truck and then immediately exported it, there would be zero GST/HST.

The hard part of the export is that, the truck would need to be fully paid for prior to arrival in the USA, thereby clearing all leans/loans on the vehicle, otherwise an export isn't possible.

 

The Woman is getting an oil changs done at the dealership and sent me this:

 

Still cheaper than in the USA

 

It's still expensive. SR5 CrewMax 5.5ft box TRD Off Road is $58,656 + tax, fees etc puts it over $60K. Never mind the TRD lift or extended warranty if you want that too. That's a lot of money for a half ton.

Dealer is saying mid-December for their first ones to land on the lot. Hopefully I'll be able to go in an look at them in person and test drive them.

 

Agreed, for us here in Canada, that really stinks but it could be worse, I mean $60k is still cheaper than the big 3 and the same truck will offer more. I saw an ad the day for a 3.6l Ram Bighorn for $64,000. That's horrible.

 

I just built a Sierra 2500HD on GM's site with the Convenience, Safety Confidence and Off Road packages plus upgraded wheels for $60,083. That's a decently equipped truck with way more truck stuff capability than a Tundra for $2000 more. I have no real need for a HD truck but when the pricing is that close it's a tough choice. Biggest downside is lack of bucket seats with the full center console and softer ride of a 1/2 ton.

 

But will the dealer actually sell you the truck for that price?

 

Tough to tell in this market but it's not uncommon to get a few grand off a GM. I can probably get at least close. There's a similarly built truck on a local lot for $68K. Wouldn't surprise me if I could get it for $61K or so.

 

Update: Sargent Toyota in Grande Prairie is saying they're initially planning to have 20 new Tundras hitting the lot on Dec 30, with more detailed pricing on the 3rd for which I'm on the email list. They are currently accepting $2000 fully refundable deposits if you're so inclined to do so.