Price Increase

[Kazz]

Has anyone noticed the $500 price increase on Toyota's website?

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[Nodak]

yep has been there for a while

 

[brumey]

I had not noticed. I built my SR5 again and yes, it's more. Was there an announcement or justification for this increase in cost on an already expensive line-up?

 

[Nodak]

nothing really new, toyota has been doing mid year adjustements for a few years now instead of waiting for a new model year to start.

notice this started with the 22/23 tundra and a mid season price bump across the board.

the only thing i can think of its easier to bump a little mid season than a huge jump at the start of a new model year.

200-300-500 vs doing 700-900-1200 bumps

 

[odins_beer'd]

I had not noticed. I built my SR5 again and yes, it's more. Was there an announcement or justification for this increase in cost on an already expensive line-up?

The SR5 only increased by $195 MSRP comparatively to 2024, all other trims significantly increased. This may be a QC Hold price adjustment. Crazy they would be putting their screw up on us but that's business baby

 

[brumey]

The SR5 only increased by $195 MSRP comparatively to 2024, all other trims significantly increased. This may be a QC Hold price adjustment. Crazy they would be putting their screw up on us but that's business baby

Agreed on the SR5, that was one of the factors I considered when purchasing that trim level. However, they went nuts on price increases for the other trim levels.

Toyota are, in my opinion are near of the cost/value when compared to competitors. As long as they vehicles end up being reliable, I mean, 300k reliable, the additional cost may be worth it.

They have had quality issues with the Tundra and early Tacoma’s. If that continues with the new 4R, the reliability will impact value and what folk will pay for the vehicle.

My $0.02.

 

[odins_beer'd]

Agreed on the SR5, that was one of the factors I considered when purchasing that trim level. However, they went nuts on price increases for the other trim levels.

Toyota are, in my opinion are near of the cost/value when compared to competitors. As long as they vehicles end up being reliable, I mean, 300k reliable, the additional cost may be worth it.

They have had quality issues with the Tundra and early Tacoma’s. If that continues with the new 4R, the reliability will impact value and what folk will pay for the vehicle.

My $0.02.

Completely agree, what gave me some assurance to buy was the engine and chassis being out for a few years. The tech may be worrisome but there is less risk with the SR5 due to lack thereof comparatively to higher trims.

Id also rather be out 47k than 70k+ if they hit the fan, lol.

 

[JasonNewYork]

TRD JOHN posted a video about this 7 days ago. All 4Runners, $500 price increase plus a $45 increase in delivery charges, effective July 1st. The Toyota press site has both the new and old price lists available so you can see the changes.

I have a deposit on an SR5 held at port since early May (QC Hold). Status is now in transit and the window sticker and Toyota website still show the older prices. I searched SmartPath and see mixed results. Some have the old price and destination, some have new price but old destination, and some have both the new price and new destination charges. I guess it all depends on when it was built and shipped.

 

[Chicane]

 

[TrdProGirl84]

Yes but calm down they do this every single year folks…nothing new.

 

[Nodak]

just be happy its only $500, historically off years its usually $300-$400 with refresh years jumping as much as $1000-$1500 sometimes (rarely)

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