All I Force MAX 2024 Toyota Tundra Trucks Must Go!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- On todays walk, we see quite a few high trim 2024 Toyota Tundra options with BIG discounts. Which one would you take home?
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When that dealer and all other dealers get serious, they need to drop everything you showed another 10K and then it will sell. Until then, lot rot is in their future.
Do you miss your 2020 trd pro? What's the value on the old gen trd pros now that these things are extremely expensive?
I would buy the 1794 edition to feel like a cowboy lol
Yeeyee!
We call the 1794 the redneck trim in our part of the woods.
They can keep their overpriced trucks😂
Hey toyota dealer! Keep the overpriced trucks in your stock.😂😂😂
local mechanic says they are swamped with people throwing money at their old trucks. Cant afford new so they are spending the money to keep them running. Dealers can pound salt
Mine is twenty-two years old and I'm babying her like she's the love of my life...
I want to offer some Toyota businesses like one in Missouri that tried to rob me with 15K market adjustment up charge."after we agreed at a price" They told me not to worry they could make the payment the same as what they thought I wanted by adding years. I think I am going to offer 25 K less than sticker for economic adjustment. People please do not have sympathy for these businesses they did this to themselves.
I like the way you think!
80K??? nope never
$7,000 off is a "Fire sale" using previous Toyota Tundra pricing, but these trucks start $23,000 over value.
Not really. Inflation went up 30%. They're not significantly overpriced
@@melvingibson4525 Problem is, peoples pay haven't gone up 30%
@melvingibson4525 You need to do some math. Those high end tundras were 50-54k before the cough. Now 75-80k and that's 50%.
I think 50,000 will be a fair price for the limited based on what it is
the better get used to paying floorplan interest for a LONG time.
Near invoice?!? I wouldn't buy anything less than 10% off MSRP
Doesn't look like a FIRE SALE to me.
60k - 80k for v6 trucks with issues no thank you
Nope, I wouldn’t buy one.
I like your enthusiasm, but toyota stopped building trucks for people without above average income .
Above average debt to income
THEY ARE TO EXPENSIVE FOR A V6
Too expensive for a V8 as well😂
I bought a 19’ RAV4 from Koch33, during the pandemic I was in the market for a 22’ Tundra and Koch33 was all about ADM and in return I bought my 22’ Tundra and 24’ 4Runner elsewhere. K33 is only 10 miles from me and I’ll never buy from them again. I’ve iced buying GMs 20 years ago and wonder if I’ll do the same with Toyota.
ADM?
Additional Dealer Markup
$50+k for a plastic taco? I’ll take a few pictures of them and look at it. Also dealers around the country were demanding trucks by DMU, now they got ‘m. I hope they’ll keep them for a long time.
50K. Try more like 65K for a mobile mortgage payment
When they get serious and drop them back down to pre Covid prices they’re not going to move like they used to.
I think the ding-a-lings who were willing to pay out the nose for a new truck have already made their purchases and now dealerships have high-end trims sitting. Prices will have to drop more to the point the dealerships will lose $. I dont think they are losing yet.
But still priced out most people's incomes. Bring back the $40k full size trucks. Banks not helping with 80 month financing on vehicles.
Now add 35 percent to those prices for canada here. They are nuts
65K for a Fn truck..at what percentage and 5 years... Enjoy your Mobile Mortgage payment.
And you wonder why you're Broke
No I will not buy a tundra. They're still too expensive
I must admit, I'm a bit partial to that TRD Pro Sequoia.
Seems like it’s been a bigger drop in reliability than increase in mpg. No thanks. They’ve priced me out at this point as well.
When they drop price 20 to 25k I'll buy one
If you're a financially responsible person, you understand why you need to earn around $150,000 per year to TRUELY afford one of these trucks ($110,000 for Tacoma).
I agree. If you believe the median income numbers for the population, there are very few people (relatively) that can actually afford one of these.
I will pass. I was in the market for a tundra 3 years ago but stealerships just jack those price higher and higher. Now i already build my tacoma with a 2000 watt inverter solar lfp system. I'm not trading or need to switch.
Let me know when they'll trade me straight up for my 2019 with 100k miles.
People only want to drive it not live in the dam things . They can keep them not worth the price they want for them .
Looks like the Nightshade IMax Limited is the best bang for the bucks!
Any color you want as long as it is Black, White or Grey.
Toyota can't sell their Tundra or Tacoma. Over priced.
Tundra is having a banner sales year, coming off a strong 2023 as well. Its certain locations and certain configurations
Which tundras have been having all the engine failures? Hybrid or non hybrid?
both
"near invoice"😂
They're going to have to go lower than invoice to move these trucks
As stated in the video, those are the listed sale prices, my contact their told me, they are selling at pretty much invoice pricing.
@@TundraDude34 no disrespect meant to you. Your enthusiasm for Toyota is unmatched. My frustration comes from the very high prices they're asking post COVID
Dont get me wrong, i hear ya! Covid plus a ground up remodel didn’t help. And its all the brands.
The good news is we are starting to see some change back toward normalcy. A year ago, we were seeing huge markups nationwide and limited inventory. Now we are seeing lots filled with options, the return of incentives, dealer discounts and negotiating make a return. Hopefully, we see deep discounts as we move forward.
I paid 58k sticker for my dcab sr5. You can get a Platinum around 60 now with some discounts ive seen.
Near invoice is no bueno
@TundraDude34 Thank you for your work/ video. Sadly, even after my initial substantial disappointment with the Tundra refresh release, my disappointment has spread throughout the Toyota truck line. All models are way too overpriced …still! A half-step behind the big-three in terms of features … still! (Bad mpgs across all models//brands.) And yes, while there are a few “hiccups” in all models, the reliability issues and decreasing longevity I’ve seen in friends’ later models versus my long history with Toyota trucks/suvs… It’s just sad. Toyota needs to right their now “listing” ship!! But corporate profits are king and that is all the higher execs really care about. (As is the case with most companies these days.) I have a great mechanic, and I’ll just put some more $ into my old faithful. Still does everything I need. And anyone buying a new TRD PRO/RAPTOR/TRX/?? to thrash off-road has way more $ than smarts. I’ll trailer the SxS on some moderate off-roads to the trailhead (and of course deep snow on the way to grab some 🏂 powder days 😁🤙😁, or tools & lumber for the honey-do list projects) but that’s about as far as I’m taking my daily driver.
Thanks again for your videos!
Why aren't ther and 6.6 beds. I need a real pickup
These high prices are the same here in Texas.....even where the Tundras are manufactured! They are all about $10K too high. My boss just bought a GMC Sierra 1500 with the X31 off road package with a few other upgrades and paid $62K. You'd think you could get a little price break here in Texas.
BTW, they are manufactured in San Antonio, and I'm in Houston. Again, you still see high destination charges on top of the high pricing.
Same thing I’m finding mostly hybrid 1794 only 1 gas only you noticed the price of that one is kept up because that’s what people want. That 1 gas is that putrid color mesquite brown.
Too pricey
4cyl Toyota Tacoma Tiurbo 👎If you want to go out and play in the dirt it will be gutless.👎😬 Toyota is scaring away its loyal customers.😦
I bought a 2022 in July of 2022. I Loved the way it drove. BUT.. i didn't love the rattles. I didn't love the recalls. I didn't love how i was on a road trip and had check engine light on and the dealership had my truck for 2 weeks. I didn't love how everyday i hear about a new engine failure. I traded it in for a 2024 4Runner.. the last of the TRUE Toyotas. I defended Toyota with the new Tundra.. but now I'm on the band wagon of they need to improve. .. when I was at the dealership, the salesman told me that they can't sell them. They are giving up to 10k rebates.. and this is in Texas.. the state that sells the most.
All these Tundras and Tacomas stacking up... The Fanboys bought theirs and now the rest of us with common sense are sitting back laughing. I went by a lot today in Milwaukee and they looked "sold out" on their main lot. Then I saw they have an overflow lot that must of had over a hundred Tundras and new Tacomas, that's a new scam I hadn't seen yet. Let them collect dust!!!!
There's currently 4 TRD pro terra tundras. They've been out there for 2 months now. It definitely feels like these new tundras aren't moving much
All I want is the amenities of a limited with a little nicer soft touch dash and other areas. I wish they would just make all the trucks with the exception of SR with the platinum soft touch areas. I’m good with softtex over genuine leather, just feel like the cost of a limited should come with less hard plastic in the cabin
Yeah, that will never happen here in California where I live specifically the Bay Area and the dealerships around here don’t carry that many inventory let alone discounts
Ugliest truck I’ve ever seen. Still after 2 years, I can’t get over what a horrible design it is. It’s fugly for sure.
I'd take TRD PRO over a gussied up Platinum.
Duh. Everyone would, that’s why you can’t walk onto a lot and buy a TRD Pro like you can a platinum,
There sure are more TRD Pro on lots then Plat w/$20k worth of extras. Cheaper to.
At this point, its not even the price. Theres so many issues with this truck. Mind as well buy a ford.
Nobody wants these trucks because of depreciation and motor failure.
I would not call those prices a fire sale, they increased prices from the 23 and then offer a discount.
$70k price is still too high top model nissan titan xd 4x is 66k the titan is a 5.6 V8
They are trying to move inventory selling near invoice tsk about being so behind the consumer
V6 no thanks load of crap give me the v8
I would rather have power step
@TundraDude34: Man, you took one for the team today. Nice work in crappy weather. Travel safely.
There isn’t a single truck on that lot.
True that, they have become expensive platforms for getting groceries or going to the cinema on the weekends, the closest thing to a truck they used to make was a SR5 double cab 8ft bed with a V 8.
That grass in front of them on the lot is about as close as to off road as most will ever get.
Yet they still tow and haul more than the old ones🤣
@@globetrotter7778
Yes exactly, more groceries. The big 84 roll paper towels from Costco. 🤪
@@reloadNshoot Still more than the 2nd gen will manage🤷♂
Let's not talk about the prices let's talk about the reliability aspect of the car what is going on with Toyota In my opinion it's not looking good Go on UA-cam research it we all know they are overpriced however if they are also not reliable that becomes a huge problem.
The problem is, half of the stuff out there is misinformation. I cant tell you how many videos ive seen saying the tundra isn’t selling, and its selling the best it has in 16 years. BY THE NUMBERS. Reliability, i wait and see how Toyota reacts. Is it a few trucks or a large amount. If its a large amount, Toyota will correct that problem asap, so it doesn’t hurt the momentum. For instance, 2022 had the waste gate issue. They corrected that as quick as they could. We are still in the early years of a massive Tundra platform overhaul, have some faith. And be careful what you read out there!
Thanks for sharing. It seem like all dealers all have the same selection, no nice colors, why Toyota? gray, black and white, boring.
Those colors sell immediately 😁
Other colors are ugly and sell slow... Less resale value..😢 They know what colors sale!!! Brown is one of the worst selling colors..
Who is actually buying these ??
Overpriced by 20,000 minimum
Wow, they are expensive. You can buy a new Mercedes GLS for just about the Capstone price
Toyota F'ed themselves badly with high MSRP and high trims now they can't lower them without hurting resale (just ask any Tesla owners their pain). Worst part is most interested buyers (ones they F'ing) are current Toyota owners, but best part of most of us have still running and working Tundras and Tacos so we can boycott this madness.
What happened to those customers that got these trucks with market adjustment prices on them? Besides, the second-hand value of this truck is terrible. I have one 1794 2WD drive, and I do get a funny light; it jerks when I drive, and the seat leg extender keeps failing all the time. I am not super comfortable with a Toyota product for the first time. And with the price, you guys should do better. Or else, go back to the old 2nd generation.
Invoice isn't cost...on top of the out of market prices they jacked up the small charges (delivery/processing/handling/etc.). They are going to need to go to 10k off or offer 0% finance to sell. The buyers are fatigued. Toyota will let the dealers eat these on their floor plan for a few months before they push down big incentives. If you're a buyer then wait until the 25s are hitting.
Let us remember the manufacturers who tried to price gouge at bad economic times. They’ll come back , say sorry drop a little and expect all will be fine that the people will rush and buy and support them loyally again. Once bitten twice shy.
Let them sit 😊
If you work for a Toyota manufacturing plant, you can get a good $10-12K off with the VSPP and T-Drive depending on the price point.
What a great selection of high end Tundras! Fun!!!
Over 84k……..what are they smoking?
Maybe when they are 10k less it'll be worth looking at
If $ were no object, would buy the last one as is so that all of the add ons are warranted.
tri county is offering a $3000 discount per unit tundra
I'm from out of state. Will they deliver to my state?
That’s not a fire sale
Before we go nuts over it, a fire sale is a sale at low prices. I know, i know, the prices are still high, but compared to where we’ve been the last few years with the new gen, these are the best deals i’ve seen. I never thought i’d hear the term “selling at near invoice” again 🤣
@@TundraDude34 once you add taxes you back up another 10k. I’m not sure people want a car payment to have a car payment. By used and just maintain it. The game of chicken with consumer won’t work long term.
$84,207
Power side steps, platinum blueprint
Nicely loaded price, only 75 k
How about the power gate button on taillight? I thought this was a big selling point.🤔
I dunno if id call that a big selling point. Even when driving Tundras equipped with it, i still use the tailgate handle 🤷🏼♂️
I would like power step .
I’m still here with ya !
Get your hands on some aderall for this one?
What does that mean? Lol
@TundraDude34 you just sounded way more energetic and you checked out so many more trucks than most days.
@jonesjones7057 it was my 40th birthday yesterday, and i already had 2 cups of coffee on my way to that lot 🤣. 2 mood enhancers right there!
Happy birthday bro
@TundraDude34 right on man, happy birthday.
I like it the new Tacoma
Power side steps
It's not a "Fire Sale" on a truck that is marked up 30k to mark down 7k.
To be honest, i think its worth continuing the negotiation even lower then the price listed. Probably get an insane deal
Quess the trd sells like hot cakes
Thats the first time i didnt see one SR5 on the lot. They sell the regular iforce, TRDs and the SR5s quite well
Why do people seem to not want iForce Max, just price?
Id say price. But some areas sell the max options pretty well
The price and the capabilities. Why get an iforced max that can tow the same as your regular v6tt or get only 2 mpg higher.
Complexity, reliability and cost of battery replacement down the road.
I did not want a Max for one reason. Loss of under seat storage. That’s it! The battery location is total fail in my opinion.
Thanks!
Very nice of you, Thanks!
Thanks!
THANK YOU!
Trying to sell them cheap what about the blown engine problems? I wouldn’t buy one. It might blow up.
Serious question, do we think they are all blowing up? Have we thought about percentage of problem trucks vs built and sold? The failure rate is always very small. We hyper focus on negatives these days. If there is a mass problem, we will see stuff like a TSB, recall or stop sale. In a perfect world, all the Tundras would be perfect, but you’ll always have some problem trucks.
@@TundraDude34 I guess no one seen the diagram on the new motor that was making it fail eating up bearings