Tacoma 2024 price

[JJ Rex]

should i pay 53k for a premium tacoma trd off road with 6000 miles?

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[mikeymtbs]

Just for reference, just a week ago, I purchased a 24 OffRoad Premium from an individual with 2700 miles for $47,800. It already had installed a Westcott collar lift, aftermarket wheels and tires, tinted windows, SXTH axle dump exhaust and a few other goodies. I absolutely love the premium interior and the extras in the package. I’m overall very pleased with the truck.

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[mikeymtbs]

I just looked at your Monroney sticker and that truck you’re looking at has the front swaybar disconnect. That’s a nice option that has been hard to find.

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[Mtnbikes]

No. Not when a new sold vehicle loses, on average, 20% right off the lot. I would offer $45,500 and go from there.​

 

[StreeTaco]

The advertised price is less than what they are offering you. I’d at least demand they honour the website pricing, remove the PPF fee and then at the very least cut their doc fee in half if not fully waive it.

 

[Bannedname]

Short answer, no.

Their whole price setting and calculation is ridiculous. Setting by the MSRP for the vehicle brand new when their offering has 6000 miles???
They've got $1205 in processing and fee when the delivery, processing and handling is included in the MSRP they say they're discounting from?

At that used price I'd opt to go brand-new, my TRD ORP M6 w/ SDMM was only a couple grand more with tax/title/license.

 

[Sagebrush]

Nope. I paid $51 for my OR/Premium brand spanking new. MSRP was $53.

 

[JJ Rex]

I'm trying to negotiate 3k less... very useful information! thanks.!

 

[Whiskerfish]

Mine is not a premium. Sticker was just shy of 52 I accepted their last offer at just under 45.

 

[crepr12]

jmho...Heck NO..Happy Hunting

 

[SilverSurfer]

I’d say no unless you have to have the front disconnect. I think you could do better. Back in November when I bought mine new I negotiated over 7000 off 55k MSRP, and mine didn’t have any dealer add-ons.

And remember that 20% loss the moment you drive it away is something a dealer tells you when you are trading in a vehicle to soften you up for their lowball offer. I’ve never accepted that BS and I’ve always done way better trading in vehicles under a year old. Don’t believe their BS..

 

[Duck Amuck]

The advertised price is less than what they are offering you. I’d at least demand they honour the website pricing, remove the PPF fee and then at the very least cut their doc fee in half if not fully waive it.

I don't understand how dealerships do this. Happened to me once at Ford. They denied it. My dude. I can pull up the ad on my phone and SHOW it to you, how stupid do you think I am?

Needless to say I ran far away from that "deal".

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