https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a45963884/2024-toyota-tacoma-msrp/

I'm sure this is shocking to no one, but the prices have gone up over the 2023 model. The most basic trimmed down model will start at around $32,500. Most 4x4 trims are about $2,300 more expensive than the 2023 model, but the Limited will run you almost $8,500 more than the equivalent 2023.

Yet in most countries around the world, you can buy a small capable work truck for 14K.

clobby said:

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Yet in most countries around the world, you can buy a small capable work truck for 14K.

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Wish we could get a turbo diesel Hilux here. I wonder how much those run 6 hours away in Monterrey.

Pretty sad that these are so far out of reach now

drumboy said:

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clobby said:

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Yet in most countries around the world, you can buy a small capable work truck for 14K.

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Wish we could get a turbo diesel Hilux here. I wonder how much those run 6 hours away in Monterrey.

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Wish we could get a diesel truck without all the government mandated add ons.

clobby said:

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Yet in most countries around the world, you can buy a small capable work truck for 14K.

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Remember though , we were all well informed recently, that no one wants those so they aren't sold here. People actually want to pay more for their transportation.

Lmao.

P.H. Dexippus said:

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drumboy said:

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clobby said:

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Yet in most countries around the world, you can buy a small capable work truck for 14K.

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Wish we could get a turbo diesel Hilux here. I wonder how much those run 6 hours away in Monterrey.

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Wish we could get a diesel truck without all the government mandated add ons.

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I bought an Isuzu dmax v-cross in Thailand a few years back. It's a 6 spd manual turbo diesel. It was about $30K.

The price tag on the limited is crazy. Hell, the 2024 Tundra Limited base price is $300 less than the 2024 Tacoma Limited. The cost of the TRD Pro and TrailHunter is gonna be absurd when those are released

Gotta up the price so they can make corollas cheaper so people will buy little cars they don't want so that Toyota can achieve it's government-mandated Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) numbers.

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a $54k tacoma, good lord

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At least you can sell it in 5 years with 100k miles for 52k.

They still doing the 4 cyl turbo as only option?

I will part with my very nice 2019 TRD Offroad 4X4 with manual transmission for $40k.

The number is shocking, but probably only because car prices are among the few things that stick in our long term memories, but most of that is inflation.

A 2002 Tacoma 4x4 double cab MSRP's was $22,120. That would be $37,620 today. That's really close to the SR double cab 4x4 price of the new ones, and I bet feature-for-feature, you get a ton more for a 2024 SR trim truck as compared to whatever came in that 2002.

I just bought a 2023 SR5 because i wanted the v6.

drumboy said:

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clobby said:

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Yet in most countries around the world, you can buy a small capable work truck for 14K.

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Wish we could get a turbo diesel Hilux here. I wonder how much those run 6 hours away in Monterrey.

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Wait... are you telling me they aren't all-in on replacing ICE with EVs south of the border?
Don't they know about Climate Change / Global Warming? Somebody ought to tell them.

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The base SR truck (which retains a leaf spring rear suspension) comes with a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, offering 228 horsepower and 243 pound-feet of torque. This engine can be paired with either an 8-speed automatic or 6-speed manual transmission, and with the manual transmission the power figures improve to 270 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque. Fuel efficiency for the automatic drivetrain is rated at 20 city, 26 highway, 23 mixed.

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"i-Force Max Hybrid" engine, which combines the 2.4-liter with a 48 hp electric motor integrated into the 8-speed automatic. Power jumps to 326 hp and 465 lb-ft. This drivetrain comes standard on the top-line TRD Pro and new Trailhunter trim.

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agnerd said:

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Gotta up the price so they can make corollas cheaper so people will buy little cars they don't want so that Toyota can achieve it's government-mandated Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) numbers.

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Corollas are also way more expensive now.

The price increase on this isn't as bad as some other trucks. We bought a new 2016 Chevy Silverado single cab for like $27,000. 7 years later it is pushing 40k.

GrimesCoAg95 said:

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I just bought a 2023 SR5 because i wanted the v6.

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We are likely in the market for late 24 to replace my wife's car but I am so tempted to do the same and get a V6 now.

Really tempted to buy a v6 manual I bet a v6 manual Tacoma will sell on bring a trailer in 10-15yrs over sticker

I just searched on CarGurus for new Tacomas. There are 11,275 automatic and 27 manual nationwide.

I will say that Toyota of Burleson worked with me pretty well. They still have pretty good stock.

First gen Tacoma gang

After my service recently I got an email offer for about $3000 less than I paid for my truck and it's 4 years old with 42,000 miles.

Build website live last night. $49,500 for a 4wd TRD Off Road with 6' bed and zero additional options.

clobby said:

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Yet in most countries around the world, you can buy a small capable work truck for 14K.

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For example?

Hope it is just a one-off transfer case or front diff issue:

Bummer. Probably my next vehicle, though not soon. I'm going to rely on you and this thread to update when they post the video explaining what happened. Thanks.

It is TFL, something breaks on just about every new vehicle they buy. Viewership magnet

Its going to be interesting to see how/if these sell.

Seems like this new gen is much nicer on the hwy (ie not gear hunting all the damn time).

I'd be interested to see, come May/June/July if there are more on the lots that aren't moving, and if deals can be had on SR5/TRD trim levels.

El_duderino said:

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Build website live last night. $49,500 for a 4wd TRD Off Road with 6' bed and zero additional options.

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Keep in mind that if you are using the build site with a zip code in Gulf States Toyota territory (Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Texas) you are not getting to "build and price" what is possible, you are just getting the closest version of what you input that is available in the GST inventory near you, with all their add-ons and markups included. There are almost no "bare bones" vehicles available from a GST dealership. They almost all have some sort of package of add-ons that will put them at least $5-7K over the base price for the model.

txags92 said:

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El_duderino said:

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Build website live last night. $49,500 for a 4wd TRD Off Road with 6' bed and zero additional options.

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Keep in mind that if you are using the build site with a zip code in Gulf States Toyota territory (Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Texas) you are not getting to "build and price" what is possible, you are just getting the closest version of what you input that is available in the GST inventory near you, with all their add-ons and markups included. There are almost no "bare bones" vehicles available from a GST dealership. They almost all have some sort of package of add-ons that will put them at least $5-7K over the base price for the model.

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That window etching is the coolest thing evahhhh!

Part in front diff failed, they say it is a sacrificial part designed to fail in extreme conditions to protect the front diff, but it shouldn't have failed in this case

The man comes through. Thanks.