Shopping For New Tundra

[Silverback]

I've never paid over $26k for a vehicle. Ya'll are too baller for me.

I couldn't sell you the wheels off the GT500 for that!

[slow99]

I've never paid over $26k for a vehicle. Ya'll are too baller for me.

01 Yellow z06?

[Chili]

Tt&l?

That's what I'm figuring the $3k discrepancy is..

[Mach1]

nice looking truck, taxes would be $2500

[momo]

Just to clarify, the $37,500 isn't the out the door price, that is your finance amount. You are still paying $43,500 out the door, you just aren't financing all of that.

that's what i was trying to figure out too.


I've been shopping for a truck too and I can't believe the prices. You need all the BS $9-12K cash incentives to get MSRP back to what it should have cost in the first place.

Seems like a fairly base (xlt) F150 supercrew with no options is $38k. If the toyota with 4x4 and bro package is 37, that's a good deal. Isn't the toyota the worst on fuel though?

Used prices are even worse. Especially on raptors. Fuck you, 45k for a 3 year old truck with 50k miles.

[Chili]

Administrative fees?

I'm sure.. Most dealers throw that shit in now.

[Chili]

that's what i was trying to figure out too.


I've been shopping for a truck too and I can't believe the prices. You need all the BS $9-12K cash incentives to get MSRP back to what it should have cost in the first place.

Seems like a fairly base (xlt) F150 supercrew with no options is $38k. If the toyota with 4x4 and bro package is 37, that's a good deal. Isn't the toyota the worst on fuel though?

Used prices are even worse. Especially on raptors. Fuck you, 45k for a 3 year old truck with 50k miles.

Yeah.. I'd love a new truck / SUV but no way I am paying that much for one.

[Tremor14]

I financed 34 for a 4x4 cloth seated STX. It's pretty much option less and still stickered at 43

[Mike69]

I've looked at the basic F-150 XLT 4x4 Crew Cab and can't find them less than $37K. The Tundra does have the worst fuel mileage but I like that they hold value over most any trucks of the same type.

[Chili]

I financed 34 for a 4x4 cloth seated STX. It's pretty much option less and still stickered at 43

I paid $12k for my '05 Suburban Z71 a few years ago, and have already gotten my money's worth, IMO.

I will buy something newer, maybe even in the next year, but will be looking at used only, and would likely keep the price under mid-$20k (Would like a Wrangler Unlimited or FJ Cruiser, so my price range had to increase a bit from the Suburban price).

[Baron Von Crowder]

Yeah.. I'd love a new truck / SUV but no way I am paying that much for one.

RIght there with you. When I bought my truck, You could get a brand new 05 4x4 d2500 diesel auto from grapevine dodge for $29,999. They had at least 10 to choose from. I drove one of those when It looked like I wouldnt be able to get my brother's truck from the finance co.

[Tremor14]

I also strolled into the dealership at 4 pm on 12-31-14. I think that helped seal the deal.

[Silverback]

I also strolled into the dealership at 4 pm on 12-31-14. I think that helped seal the deal.

probably not a much as you think it would, since Fiscal Year end isn't always the same as calendar year end

[Silverback]

I paid $12k for my '05 Suburban Z71 a few years ago, and have already gotten my money's worth, IMO.

I will buy something newer, maybe even in the next year, but will be looking at used only, and would likely keep the price under mid-$20k (Would like a Wrangler Unlimited or FJ Cruiser, so my price range had to increase a bit from the Suburban price).

I paid 23k for a 3 year old F250 FX4, fully loaded other than NAV, with "high" mileage. The only thing i've had to do was remove the DPF, and have the oil cooler replaced. other than that, it's been a solid truck over the last 4 years.

[helosailor]

Administrative fees?

Surcharges.