I hate how the dealer will randomly modify a model on the showroom floor and mark the car up with some inflated price because they did the work in house. Like, some new wheels and tires and some tint isn’t $30,000.
It’s ridiculous, and the prices they put on the the final price breakdown is wild. $3000 in labor for the same guy to install the suspension that also torqued my oil filter to 120 lbs?
Kalispell Toyota, located in Kalispell, Montana. John Cochran is the guy to talk to there, he’ll do you right & wont blow smoke up your orifices. Honest dude. I have no affiliation, aside from being a full-price paying customer.
I hate how the dealer will randomly modify a model on the showroom floor and mark the car up with some inflated price because they did the work in house. Like, some new wheels and tires and some tint isn’t $30,000.
Stay away from Toyota of Sacramento, Roseville Toyota, and Future Toyota of Yolo, I looked at the LC first addition out of curiosity and they are charging $20k over making it a $100k vehicle
the toyota dealership in Reno is at msrp for most new LC and Tacos so we shall see what the 4r will be
Mountain States Toyota in Lakewood, (Denver suburb) on their website state no addendums, no dealer handling fees, no market adjustments and no sales over MSRP.
Mountain States Toyota in Lakewood, (Denver suburb) on their website state no addendums, no dealer handling fees, no market adjustments and no sales over MSRP.
have you had any transactions or dealings with them? I had originally reached out to Groove Toyota about the waitlist/deposit but i'm still gathering in all the options before i drop a deposit. as of last week the cats at Groove stated their waitlist was 12 folks deep for '25 4Runners.
I have not, I just moved to this side of town, and was in there for some parts. I've dealt with AutoNation when I bought my 5th g., but that was 11 years ago. I just noticed it on their website, and thought I'd share in this thread.
I have not, I just moved to this side of town, and was in there for some parts. I've dealt with AutoNation when I bought my 5th g., but that was 11 years ago. I just noticed it on their website, and thought I'd share in this thread.
Gotcha, appreciate the heads up and will check them out as well. The contact i've been chatting with at Groove about waitlist/deposits has also stated they are not selling over MSRP if anyone in the Denver area is looking at them.
Was lucky enough to land an early position in the waitlist for a Trailhunter at Longo. They seem to be the only dealership to do MSRP in socal. Only downside is that they’re a high volume store so it’s going to be tough trying to get MSRP without joining a waitlist which can reach up to a year in wait time.
Was lucky enough to land an early position in the waitlist for a Trailhunter at Longo. They seem to be the only dealership to do MSRP in socal. Only downside is that they’re a high volume store so it’s going to be tough trying to get MSRP without joining a waitlist which can reach up to a year in wait time.
They’re asking for a $500 refundable deposit. Once vehicle arrives you choose wether to keep your deposit or include it towards the purchase of the vehicle.