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Hey guys,
I've been on the hunt for the extremely elusive 2025 4Runner TRD PRO Mudbath in Quebec, Canada and wanted to report my findings.
In November of last year, I placed a deposit and "ordered" this very specific model at a dealer in Montreal and was told to expect a May-June delivery timeline.
In that sense, early May, as the dealer didn't want additional mileage on my trade-in, I went in and dropped off my trade in for the value exchange contract... Once that was done, I was informed that the car wouldn't be delivered just yet and I will have to wait until August or perhaps until December. The real answer should have been : "We have no idea when and if this will ever arrive". So here I am without a daily driver and actively on the hunt for a 2025 4Runner.
I've contacted about 15 of the major Toyota dealers in the Greater Montreal Area and here are my findings (could be accurate, semi-truthful or complete lies, but this is what I've been told by dealer employees) :
All-in-all, most dealers have NO idea and are sharing rumors and non-verified information. Seems like Toyota is really neglecting Canada and Quebec even more specifically when it comes to inventory allocations.
I'm starting to think this vehicle doesn't exist.
Spending 100,000$ on a Toyota has proven to be an almost impossible task.
Anyone has more information to share?
I've been on the hunt for the extremely elusive 2025 4Runner TRD PRO Mudbath in Quebec, Canada and wanted to report my findings.
In November of last year, I placed a deposit and "ordered" this very specific model at a dealer in Montreal and was told to expect a May-June delivery timeline.
In that sense, early May, as the dealer didn't want additional mileage on my trade-in, I went in and dropped off my trade in for the value exchange contract... Once that was done, I was informed that the car wouldn't be delivered just yet and I will have to wait until August or perhaps until December. The real answer should have been : "We have no idea when and if this will ever arrive". So here I am without a daily driver and actively on the hunt for a 2025 4Runner.
I've contacted about 15 of the major Toyota dealers in the Greater Montreal Area and here are my findings (could be accurate, semi-truthful or complete lies, but this is what I've been told by dealer employees) :
- Every major dealer in the province gets 1 (one) allocation for a 2025 4Runner Hybrid for the entire calendar year. They can pick one trim and one color. Once that's placed, it's game over for this calendar year.
- 14 out of the 15 dealers had multiple deposits in for various trims and colors of the 2025 Hybrid
- The 1 dealer I found has a Hybrid TRD Off Road Premium arriving between August and October
- The Toyota Canada territory manager assigns the allocations on a "who he likes more" basis as far as the timeline goes
- The vast majority of the dealers said that a deposit placed today will result in a 12 to 24 months wait time and that the color Mudbath will most likely not be available
- The largest dealer in Canada told me the minimum wait time to expect is 12 to 16 months, even if they have the most pull with Toyota Canada.
- Placing a deposit doesn't actually mean placing an order, it means your dealer has to place the order to Toyota Canada, and some of them don't even bother and will keep giving you misleading information (a dealer said this about another dealer)
- If multiple dealers place multiple orders with your name, this may result in all orders being cancelled without notice
- Only 2 dealers have Gasoline models available to test drive, both demos are not for sale as of right now
All-in-all, most dealers have NO idea and are sharing rumors and non-verified information. Seems like Toyota is really neglecting Canada and Quebec even more specifically when it comes to inventory allocations.
I'm starting to think this vehicle doesn't exist.
Spending 100,000$ on a Toyota has proven to be an almost impossible task.
Anyone has more information to share?
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