2024 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro Hybrid Tour

[@bjsimon802]

gorgeous color

[@Sam-dq7ws]

Just traded my 2nd gen that I loved for this exact truck. Yeah the price is high but so far it's worth the upgrade ...nothing like a new truck :)

[@johnlegresley4353]

I don't see this truck on your website. Also, where did Toyota hide the tow hooks, and bed step, this is the 3rd year for this model, did no one tell them that TRDPro needs tow hooks and a bed step!

[@BeaverPelt66]

Where are the tow hooks ?

[@justins7154]

Wish Toyota would make these trucks affordable for the average American I think $75k+ is extremely expensive and to top it off the interest rates are 9.5%apr can't afford $1300/Month car payment plus interest 😕

[@jimbov23]

Sadly, they are the most affordable truck right now in this segment...Have you seen the comparable prices for similarly equipped truck from GM, Ford and RAM? The same features Toyota gives you is around $10k-$15k more in a GM, Ford or RAM.

[@justins7154]

@jimbov23 I have see the other truck brands and I'm hoping that the prices will come down to a normal level, and honestly I wish toyota ad a company would start caring about the consumer and not price gouging I mean the chip shortage is done with as well as the pandemic so what's causing the high prices ? And lastly if a car dealership wants to sell trucks with a 9.5% interest rate then at least drop the price if the truck otherwise there going to be stuck with the 2023 trucks on the lot.

[@jimbov23]

I think dealerships vary state to state but I agree. There will always be shady dealership practices and we as consumers need to shop around. Toyota dealerships around me sell for MSRP with no markups whereas Ford near me has addendums of $5k-$20k depending on the vehicle yet they still have 2022's on the lot. GM and Stellantis put markups on certain vehicles but Ford is the offender around my area. Wild how manufacturers let some of these dealers do this. @@justins7154

[@mikehughes8023]

The cost of raw materials to make these truck has gone up so of course the auto manufacturers will push the increase on to the consumer. You have to assess your individual situation to decide if you want this truck or not because the pricing will only go up from here. And that’s for any vehicle from any automaker.

[@justins7154]

@mikehughes8023 I actually ended up getting a used 2020 ram 2500 Laramie with a 6.4L V8 Engine and so far I very happy with my truck she hasn't let me down so far 👍