How much did you pay for your Tundra?

2019 TRDOR 5.7 4x4 Double Cab for 35,000 OTD (No sales tax).

 

What dealer?

 

Mountain State Toyota - Denver Colorado. They move lots of volume. No dealer fee’s either.

 

Also included SR5 Package.

 

Hi everyone, picked up my 2019 DC SR5 TRD OR with SR5 upgrade, TRD upgrade, lifted 3”, 275/70r18’s, new grill, extended warranty, and polished with a diaper for just over 66 with 15 miles. That’s with T&L....ouch.

 

Oh, and dual exhaust and TRD intake.

 

2019 Crewmax 4x4 SR5. Silver sky metallic. 5500 miles, paid $37,966 including TT&L delivered to my driveway.....

 

I bought a 2015 salvage, it was hit in the rear. Damaged the tailgate, bumper, right side of the bed just a little. And one of the frame horns bent a little, was able to repair it was a lot cheaper to go to Houston and buy a complete bed and tailgate and bumper from the same year and color. It is a 2015 Toyota Tundra 1794 4x4 only had 50,000 miles it drives perfect and looks great. Was able to buy it for just under $20K cash.
Most people don’t like salvage vehicles, I carry full coverage with StateFarm. My bank offered me financing for it, I changed my mind and paid cash.

 

$47K, 2020 PLATINUM. This is what I worked out.. switch running broads, got to keep my BAK flip Tonneau cover, black chrome tip, and TRD shift handle. I don't know how but I asked and they made it happen.

 

New 2019 Tundra SR5 with 4WD/5.7L/Off Road and SR5 upgrade package/bedliner for about $42.5K after tax/title/fees. Probably not the best deal here, but I love my truck and it's paid off

 

2012 Tundra CM 5.7 ffv 4x4 SR5 TForce edtn. w/47k miles.
Came with 6" ProComp lift, Fuel rims, 35" Nitto's, LineX bed, Undercover tonneau, side steps, back up cam and heated mirrors.
Bought used in Feb'15 $32,500 OTD

Oops..….

 

2020 Crewmax premium package in Cement. Included options were drop in bed liner, running boards and all weather floor mats. $44000 after 6% sales tax and tags.

 

What was MSRP? Love the color! Torn between cement, Calvary blue or quicksand.

 

MSRP was $51549. Got them down to $42000 before tax and tags. I did it all over email with 2 different dealerships battling it out. Traded in a 2010 4runner with low mileage and got $15000 for that So I only had to finance $29000. I was thrilled!!

 

What dealer? Wow. Where? That's awesome

 

It was at Heritage Toyota in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Probably a little far for you to travel haha

 

Sounds too good. The math does not work out. 6% tax on $42000 is $2520 so at least $44520 not including tags.. Always hard to figure $$ off when a trade is involved

 

Tax on the vehicle came out to be $2130 not sure how that's figured out. Let me figure out how to black some things out on the paperwork and I will post it so others can see. Hopefully it will help others out.

 

He doesn't have to pay tax on trade in value.

 

I'm looking for this exact combination. Can I ask what dealer?

 

not sure how i did but last year.. cpo 16 1794 with 13k miles for 42k. talked them down to 40k and traded in a taco for 20k. owed 2k left on taco, rolled into the loan and with extended platinum warranty walking out at around 28k otd.

 

My truck that I bought new back in May 2018 is optioned with the SR5 Upgrade Package and 18 Inch 5-spoke alloy wheels was stickered at $40,575.00. I payed about 37k after taxes and fees.

 

2w/4w drive? Tax rate/ Fees? Thanks

 

2020 tundra with 4x4, no trd or sr5 package, 36250 before taxes. The trd package is good if u dont plan on modding the suspension. Sr5 package coems with the 38 gal rank which you can install for 2 k later. Im

 

The thing about SR-5 with TRD is not about the up-front costs, it is about the resale value; all Truck manufacturers make an Off-Road pack and that on a truck sells the truck way faster that a non Off-Road. Some dealers don't even want a non Off-Road truck on their lot or will low ball you to death cause they know it will sit on the lot.
Guys want that tough look (some may go off-road) and the Off-Road pack selLs the truck and retains almost 100% of the package value; especially on a 4x4.

Bear

 

Didnt think about the resale part of it, good point, i went full tard with king coilover and shocks, so trd pack did not fit the bill. I agree, the dealership was like, “ why do you want this model’ when i bought it, my response was, “cause im going to make it more awesome”

 

All depends on where you live. Down here as long as it is 4x4 it sells and you get good trade-in value. Whether it says TRD or Off Road on it is irrelevant. As long as it says 4x4, then you're good here. Hell, I have a 2019 SR5 with upgrade package that is "only" 4x4 and when I was in for tire rotation service recently, my salesman offered me way more than I paid for it to trade for a 2020!

 

2019 SX List was $41,720 paid $32,875 that includes a $3,000 rebate. Also add $495 for dealer rip off fee.

 

4 wheel drive and there wasn't too many fees at least for my memory.

 

Not wanting to burst your bubble or be an a$$ but these trucks (any trucks excluding classics of course)) do not appreciate in value. The only way he could offer more than you paid is simple. Less discount on the new one to show more on your trade. Sorry