I disagree a bit on why the Tacoma isn't selling. I don't think it was because nobody wanted a redesigned 2024. I think there was a lot of excitement for the new design. When pricing was released is when a lot of people lost interest. Toyota increased the price $10,000 from 2023 to 2024. That's criminal. If they would have done $2,000-$3,000 increase, there wouldn't be any Tacomas on lots.
@@westcoastplinkin6559There's that LOL and LITERALLY, again. It's the filler in every single thing you say. It's like you already know no one believes you,so you have to strengthen your case with these trite terms. .
@@westcoastplinkin6559 I rarely see them around town still. When I do, I always park my 3rd gen next to it and compare. 3rd gen quality is much better.
I traded in my 3rd gen for a new 4th gen. I have no regrets and I accept the risks. I bought my 3rd gen brand new in 2016 and people questioned the crap out of the unproven 3.5 v6. Every one in TH-cam land was questioning the move from the 4.0 to 3.5… I ended up putting 147k miles in 8 years in that 3rd gen and never did I have a problem with it. I am happy with my purchase and enjoy all the new up graded futures in the 4th gen. I definitely don’t miss the gutless feel of my old taco. I think people aren’t buying because they are too expensive. Dealers are willing to negotiate. I received $3.5k off the msrp and received $22k for 2016.
I'd be nervous of the truck breaking down & the manufacturer declining warranty coverage because they said you drove it off of a maintained road, or you drove across a stream that did not have an approved bridge over it. Edit: Typos
@@jeanclaude7018 Yes I have heard about that, and as a long time Toyota owner I was surprised & extremely disappointed about it. If I spent as much as Toyota's asking for a new Tacoma I'd be losing sleep worrying about this change in policy. Everything is new now, not just the vehicles. Nobody knows how things are going to go from now on. It's like something has totally changed the direction of the company.
@@davehenderson6125 Yes, it seems to be greed that came in somehow. You're using logic, but I just had a fanboy tell me how "superior " the new Mexican soft Taco is. I told him that's pure fanboy fantasy, because no one has a crystal ball, and the transmissions, diffs, shock towers, etc have already demonstrated weakness, and the Tundra turbo engine is a disaster. He went on to tell me the new Taco will be "light years " ahead of the Frontier, "once Toyota gets the bugs out." My question is,,why buy something with bugs, when alternatives are available with the bugs "worked out" through R&D BEFORE it goes on sale? Maybe I'm missing something about the fanboy experience? Maybe it's the gimmicks like a power tailgate and a speaker on the dash that make it so great?
A lease makes more sense to me than buying a new Tacoma. Enjoy it in the short term but don't get stuck owning it when the mileage gets high on the unproven powertrain that won't make it to 200k without catastrophic problems.
When I found out the new Tacoma was coming out with that turbo 4-cylinder I went and bought a brand new 2023 TRD off-road Tacoma before the new ones even hit the lots. If I had a need for it I would buy a new 2024 4Runner right now before they're gone. Last chance to drive them off the lot brand new. Toyotas are great but they're overpriced used and unfortunately a lot of people don't maintain their vehicles properly so. I suggest buy a brand new Toyota and maintain it well yourself and you know it'll last forever
The days of properly maintaining your vehicles are fastly disappearing! I recently bought a 2000 Land Cruiser from an older gentlemen-He had all the records all the history... Got it for a great price!
No dealer markups in my area (New England). I bought a 2024 Tacoma SR5 and so far have had no issues. I am not concerned about the engine, as Lexus has been using this 2.4L turbo in serial of their vehicles for some time now with no problem. The dealership I dealt with has no problem selling them. As soon as they get delivered, they are sold.
They were talking about making a Stout. I think companies need to make a "working man's" truck. Reg cab, bigger box, no thrills, no bells and whistles, manual windows and keep it under at least 35K.
They are selling them very slowly, because the problem is higher priced and the transmission problems, for now we have not turbo problems yet, NOT GOOD FOR TOYOTA THIS YEAR. 😢
It's literally the number 1 mid size selling truck as of Q3 LOL. I don't think much will change for Q4 which will make the Tacoma the number 1 mid size truck in the country for 2024.
@@jeanclaude7018 How about this one? As of Q3, the Toyota Tacoma is still outselling ALL the competition in the midsize truck segment. It’s out selling the Colorado nearly 2:1. It’s outselling the Frontier 4:1. Those are simply FACTS. Now proceed in punching the air
$55,000 for a 4cyl Turbo is nuts. Especially since it won’t be as reliable as the old 6cyl and people can argue all they want about that but it won’t be. Toyota made a huge mistake, especially with the Tacoma and 4Runner…they should have left the 6cyl motors they had. I’ll personally never buy a turbo so, that 4Runner is a done deal for me. Wake up Toyota and listen to your customers!
I still daily drive my 1990 22RE 4 wheel drive. Routine maintenance. All original. And i get guys with their 80 thousand dollar trucks pulling 200 thousand dollar boats telling me they love my truck. Ill take mine every day of the week.
Bro I have a 93 with a 22RE, as much as I love it, I love new trucks even more. It's nice to be riding around in a brand new vehicle. You only live once, don't limit yourself.
@westcoastplinkin6559 I own many vehicles. I just prefer simple and reliable. The Supra is a monster but it's hard to drive in the street. My hhr ss is fun but fwd. My 4runner is great for camping. My Lifted dodge rumble bee turns heads but it's boring. The M4 is stupid quick but tech issues all the time. I have plenty. We call the 90 toyota Trusty for a reason. Sounds like you need to live a little. I do this for a living big guy
Guess people like me will be keeping their V6 Tacoma trucks for a long time. I was going to trade mine in and decided not to do so. Did all the main services on my 22 Sport and will keep it.
4 cyl turbo, unproven reliability, insane prices and IMO very ugly lines on the new Toyota trucks. $300 lease would be great, how much down though and mileage limit?
Proven UN-reliability on the transmission already, and yes,Toyota is going for broke to be the ugliest. Especially TUNDRA, worse than Mexican soft Taco. Shock towers junk also.
I have to try and Bob have you seen the actual sales figures through the third-quarter that were released on October 1? Ramp up to full speed production did not occur until recently and the numbers are just about 10% off what they were this time last year… Just a little bit of fact it might matter just a bit lol
No Bueno, Made in Mexico, nuff said! Bring back the production to San Antonio plus the 6-cylinder, naturally aspirated engine. Nobody wants a four-cylinder engine with a turbo in a truck. "The 2024 Toyota Tacoma comes standard with a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine across all trim levels, making it the only engine option for the new Tacoma; this engine produces 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque on most trims, with slightly lower power on the entry-level SR model."
Alot of ppl are also worried about tge 2024 tacoma because of what just happened with the previous models engine. Wven tho the 2024 ia fine as far as we know, the tacoma is now a bit of kryptonite in the truck world until they can get their reputation back.
Interest rates are too high. That’s a huge reason too. I bought one, fortunately, I’ll have it fully paid off in a few months, but 9% interest on a $50K loan… and that’s with a great credit score. Yeah, that’s gonna keep a lot of folks from buying these, or anything for that matter. Used car prices have dropped fairly dramatically as well. These stealers still trying to get away with dealer adjustments 🤦
Most of the world runs 4cyl turbo trucks especially turbo diesels. Once Toyota gets the kinks worked out, this truck will be golden. V6 is great, but turbo 4 can be great also.
Yank out the 4 cylinder engine and put in the V6 and they'll sell like Hot cakes! and drop the prices on those Tacos by $10 - $12 thousand. Not paying $60,000 Taco. Take a look at the Nissan Frontier PRO X It has a V6 .
Prices are ridiculous for even an SR5 package and the gas mileage is terrible! Also, I'm always wary of first year teething pains in a new or refreshed model. Way too many electronics too! I've also read they having transmission problems already. Finally, there really needs to be a V6 option (not a fan of turbo four cylinder engines). I expect better from Toyota!
got my brand new sport 4x4 i force max with add ons for 46k with a certified pre owned warranty, truck is covered bumper to bumper for 7 years. so to each their own. I will say the powertrain and gas mileage in the max feels fantastic.
@@jamesm568 Sick what the fanboys will shell out, but might as well take advantage of it. Gear hunting, cramped driving positions, weak frames, and gutless/ thirsty V6 notwithstanding!
@@jeanclaude7018 I just went by the Blue Book and went under it by a few thousand. The four-cylinder SR are quite popular right now with the TSS package.
Wait they can't sell them, and have a 5k markup, and you believe taking that off and 1.5k-2k is a good deal. That's just price anchoring, if what you say is true and they can't move them, 5k off MSRP is a must along with a good interest rate deal on 60 months... So I'm saying atleast 10k, vs your 6.5-7k off.
It’s funny how this guy say that Tacomas aren’t selling right now. When quarter 3 and quarter 4 out sold the whole competition for the midsize segment. Dude needs to check before coming out by saying that they aren’t selling.
Toyota in their farrogance thought that they could do whatever they wanted not what the customer wanted and charge outrageous prices for their trucks and folks said no way. On top of that Toyota embraced DEI like many other big companies who drank the coolaid but didn't read the room at all. Then bad things started happening and it will be years before they ever come back if ever. Over twenty years I always bought a Toyota never even looked at another truck but this year I replaced my Tundra with a Honda Ridgeline. Toyota just doesn't care about their customers any longer. I also traded my Avalon Limited Hybrid on a Lexus RX350 and so far so good but we will see. I never used to wonder about my decision with Toyota but no so much now.
The real reason is simple. I wouldn't buy a tacoma for the same reason i wouldn't spend $600.00 on a box of cereal. You don't get no where near the value of product for the price tag. Lower the price by 15k and then we'll talk.
So many videos lamenting the new Taco. Let's not pretend the previous was a perfect truck. Camry engine, low seating position, terrible gas mileage. That said, I decided to pick up a '23 4Runner TRD ORP with only 4K miles about a month ago to hedge my bets.
Camry engine is tried and proven, it will last. Seating position is subjective. Terrible gas mileage? Well go get a Prius. 4th gen Tacoma gas milage isn't that much better.
@@westcoastplinkin6559 Look in the mirror brother. I'M not the one who derives my personal identity by defending and loving a car company that neither knows nor cares that I exist. That's what fanboys do. They form a fantasy bond with a powerful entity to give them importance. It's the same principle that makes football fans identify vicariously with "THEIR" team, which does not even know the fanboy exists, just to feel part of a bigger thing and be part of a club. This gives them a vicarious "victory " over their mundane and frustrating existences.
The chickens are finally coming home to roost at Toyota. 🐔 🐔 🐔 🐔 Declining quality, severe recalls, catastrophically defective turbo V6 and Corolla GR engines, failing transmissions, poorly-engineered BEVs and a recent scandal involving falsification of safety certification data. I'm not sure Toyota's lawyers or its prodigious global advertising budget can save it from this downward spiral this time.
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2K off off a 60K dollar truck is pretty much like taking nothing off .
It's 3% discount.
All the trims are $5k too expensive and the Trailhunter TRD pro are about $12k too expensive
@@MrCovert23, they got greedy. People want the basic model. No deal will be made with the mismatch on prices and expectations.
That’s garbage it sure isn’t enough to get me to buy not nearly enough .
Definitely 💯 with interest rates
People WANT a 6 cylinder Tacoma, not a 4 banger turbo!
usa emission laws
@@bjsimon802 BS excuses. Nissan, Honda, and Jeep still using 6 cylinders. How do THEY pass smog?
I WANT a 6 cyl FRONTIER. NO poor seating position, poor handling and brakes, and gear hunting transmissions.
@@jeanclaude7018 better get it soon, because the frontier will go 4cylinder too
@@bjsimon802 Honda and Jeep too? Can you picture a 4 cyl Gladiator?
Bad transmissions bad front shocks turbo are bad
breaking news. none of the auto makers are selling trucks.
Toyota was typically the exception.
They really dropped the ball on these new trucks.
Huh? Mavericks are still selling. 64% YoY increase. 109K sold so far this year.
@@voxel999 yeah because people can't afford a real truck.
@@voxel999 Maverick is a car with a bed though...
Ford Lightning sales are up 108% in September.
$60k is Chevy Tahoe money.
Toyota has lost their damn mind.
@@m.687 Tahoe probably more dependable than Mexican soft Tacos too.
Base suburban
@@myckeee I got my 2024 Z71 Tahoe for $62k
Yep I wouldn't trust 2024 toyota over a chevy
I disagree a bit on why the Tacoma isn't selling. I don't think it was because nobody wanted a redesigned 2024. I think there was a lot of excitement for the new design. When pricing was released is when a lot of people lost interest. Toyota increased the price $10,000 from 2023 to 2024. That's criminal. If they would have done $2,000-$3,000 increase, there wouldn't be any Tacomas on lots.
They are selling lol. Literally the number 1 mid size truck as of Q3
On top of saving money in Mexico...
@@westcoastplinkin6559There's that LOL and LITERALLY, again. It's the filler in every single thing you say. It's like you already know no one believes you,so you have to strengthen your case with these trite terms. .
@@jeanclaude7018 Just look at the Q3 sales. Numbers don’t lie
@@westcoastplinkin6559 I rarely see them around town still. When I do, I always park my 3rd gen next to it and compare. 3rd gen quality is much better.
Nothing to see here…just an overpriced midsize four banger truck that I’d never purchase.
I traded in my 3rd gen for a new 4th gen. I have no regrets and I accept the risks. I bought my 3rd gen brand new in 2016 and people questioned the crap out of the unproven 3.5 v6. Every one in TH-cam land was questioning the move from the 4.0 to 3.5… I ended up putting 147k miles in 8 years in that 3rd gen and never did I have a problem with it. I am happy with my purchase and enjoy all the new up graded futures in the 4th gen. I definitely don’t miss the gutless feel of my old taco. I think people aren’t buying because they are too expensive. Dealers are willing to negotiate. I received $3.5k off the msrp and received $22k for 2016.
Prepare for transmission recall
I'd be nervous of the truck breaking down & the manufacturer declining warranty coverage because they said you drove it off of a maintained road, or you drove across a stream that did not have an approved bridge over it.
Edit: Typos
@@davehenderson6125 Did you know that GR 86s are catching fire, and Toyota is denying coverage if the car was driven over 85 MPH?
@@jeanclaude7018 Yes I have heard about that, and as a long time Toyota owner I was surprised & extremely disappointed about it. If I spent as much as Toyota's asking for a new Tacoma I'd be losing sleep worrying about this change in policy. Everything is new now, not just the vehicles. Nobody knows how things are going to go from now on. It's like something has totally changed the direction of the company.
@@davehenderson6125 Yes, it seems to be greed that came in somehow. You're using logic, but I just had a fanboy tell me how "superior " the new Mexican soft Taco is. I told him that's pure fanboy fantasy, because no one has a crystal ball, and the transmissions, diffs, shock towers, etc have already demonstrated weakness, and the Tundra turbo engine is a disaster. He went on to tell me the new Taco will be "light years " ahead of the Frontier, "once Toyota gets the bugs out." My question is,,why buy something with bugs, when alternatives are available with the bugs "worked out" through R&D BEFORE it goes on sale?
Maybe I'm missing something about the fanboy experience? Maybe it's the gimmicks like a power tailgate and a speaker on the dash that make it so great?
Take me back to the days when I could get a v6 4x4 manual trans for compact truck money. Not full-size price.
$5K markup? 😂
Yeah. I just bought kings for my 3rd gen for $5k.
What a joke.
A lease makes more sense to me than buying a new Tacoma. Enjoy it in the short term but don't get stuck owning it when the mileage gets high on the unproven powertrain that won't make it to 200k without catastrophic problems.
3 years at $350 a month with no money down except first month payment.
The green toyota corolla for $10k was wild! I wouldn't pay $5k for it!
Your correct that dealership is a disgrace putting out that Lexus
@@phillyfathead They don't care. They know someone will see the big L badge and think it's the world's greatest deal at any price.
When I found out the new Tacoma was coming out with that turbo 4-cylinder I went and bought a brand new 2023 TRD off-road Tacoma before the new ones even hit the lots. If I had a need for it I would buy a new 2024 4Runner right now before they're gone. Last chance to drive them off the lot brand new. Toyotas are great but they're overpriced used and unfortunately a lot of people don't maintain their vehicles properly so. I suggest buy a brand new Toyota and maintain it well yourself and you know it'll last forever
The days of properly maintaining your vehicles are fastly disappearing! I recently bought a 2000 Land Cruiser from an older gentlemen-He had all the records all the history... Got it for a great price!
No dealer markups in my area (New England). I bought a 2024 Tacoma SR5 and so far have had no issues. I am not concerned about the engine, as Lexus has been using this 2.4L turbo in serial of their vehicles for some time now with no problem. The dealership I dealt with has no problem selling them. As soon as they get delivered, they are sold.
Them trucks get bigger and bigger. Toyota needs to build its own version of Ford Maverick.
They were talking about making a Stout. I think companies need to make a "working man's" truck. Reg cab, bigger box, no thrills, no bells and whistles, manual windows and keep it under at least 35K.
They are selling them very slowly, because the problem is higher priced and the transmission problems, for now we have not turbo problems yet, NOT GOOD FOR TOYOTA THIS YEAR. 😢
It's literally the number 1 mid size selling truck as of Q3 LOL. I don't think much will change for Q4 which will make the Tacoma the number 1 mid size truck in the country for 2024.
@@westcoastplinkin6559Just curious...
Are you able to make a single comment without using the terms LITERALLY and LOL? Man , it gets redundant.
@@jeanclaude7018 How about this one? As of Q3, the Toyota Tacoma is still outselling ALL the competition in the midsize truck segment. It’s out selling the Colorado nearly 2:1. It’s outselling the Frontier 4:1. Those are simply FACTS. Now proceed in punching the air
@@westcoastplinkin6559 Sounds like you spend many hours obsessing over the numbers of your external source of identity, Mother
@@jeanclaude7018 I just love watching the Toyota hates cry and punch the air lol. Tacoma is looking to be the number 1 midsize truck in the US 😊.
$55,000 for a 4cyl Turbo is nuts. Especially since it won’t be as reliable as the old 6cyl and people can argue all they want about that but it won’t be. Toyota made a huge mistake, especially with the Tacoma and 4Runner…they should have left the 6cyl motors they had. I’ll personally never buy a turbo so, that 4Runner is a done deal for me. Wake up Toyota and listen to your customers!
I still daily drive my 1990 22RE 4 wheel drive. Routine maintenance. All original. And i get guys with their 80 thousand dollar trucks pulling 200 thousand dollar boats telling me they love my truck. Ill take mine every day of the week.
Your abusing your friend time for her to retire..get a brand new one.
Same here, mines a 04 last year of the first gen single cab 4wd
Bro I have a 93 with a 22RE, as much as I love it, I love new trucks even more. It's nice to be riding around in a brand new vehicle. You only live once, don't limit yourself.
@westcoastplinkin6559 I own many vehicles. I just prefer simple and reliable. The Supra is a monster but it's hard to drive in the street. My hhr ss is fun but fwd. My 4runner is great for camping. My Lifted dodge rumble bee turns heads but it's boring. The M4 is stupid quick but tech issues all the time. I have plenty. We call the 90 toyota Trusty for a reason. Sounds like you need to live a little. I do this for a living big guy
@@TheBoss-pb1gd I literally said I have an old truck too lol. Yea it's great but it's better to be driving in a new vehicle.
$2k off😂😂😂 what a joke. These things need a 30% price drop to come down to reality
Guess people like me will be keeping their V6 Tacoma trucks for a long time. I was going to trade mine in and decided not to do so. Did all the main services on my 22 Sport and will keep it.
Still driving my 1988 V6 4×4 truck.
Yet another video about the Tacoma not selling but yet it continues to outsell the competition and it’s not far off from this time last year
Why didn't you mention the tacoma and tundra problems as a reason for surplus?
Looking to get into a 2nd gen 4Runner, but asking prices are over $7k! Is my outrage justified?! What’s an ok/decent price to pay for one?
That offset though 😂😂😂
I hit the subscribe button, even though there are no Red Bull cameos in this video, like the good ol days...
I’m bringing em back on the next one, that’s a promise!! 👍🏼
4 cyl turbo, unproven reliability, insane prices and IMO very ugly lines on the new Toyota trucks. $300 lease would be great, how much down though and mileage limit?
Proven UN-reliability on the transmission already, and yes,Toyota is going for broke to be the ugliest. Especially TUNDRA, worse than Mexican soft Taco. Shock towers junk also.
@@jeanclaude7018 Just for grins I looked at the Chevy lineup. I do like their styling, too bad their reliability is garbage.
How much was the dented Lexus? Did I miss it?
Stupid prices, no one gonna pay 60k for a 25k truck
I have to try and Bob have you seen the actual sales figures through the third-quarter that were released on October 1? Ramp up to full speed production did not occur until recently and the numbers are just about 10% off what they were this time last year… Just a little bit of fact it might matter just a bit lol
4th Gen looks amamzing!
No Bueno, Made in Mexico, nuff said! Bring back the production to San Antonio plus the 6-cylinder, naturally aspirated engine. Nobody wants a four-cylinder engine with a turbo in a truck.
"The 2024 Toyota Tacoma comes standard with a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine across all trim levels, making it the only engine option for the new Tacoma; this engine produces 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque on most trims, with slightly lower power on the entry-level SR model."
Toyota Tacoma sales in quarter 3 was 50k units, they led in mid size truck sales I’m shocked. Subaru’s have their problem, the thermal control valve.
Sucker born every minute. Toyota marketing knows this.
Where these lease deals? Not in my area!
50k @ 7% interest, most Taco boys are broke ass, we can't afford that shit!
Alot of ppl are also worried about tge 2024 tacoma because of what just happened with the previous models engine.
Wven tho the 2024 ia fine as far as we know, the tacoma is now a bit of kryptonite in the truck world until they can get their reputation back.
Interest rates are too high. That’s a huge reason too. I bought one, fortunately, I’ll have it fully paid off in a few months, but 9% interest on a $50K loan… and that’s with a great credit score. Yeah, that’s gonna keep a lot of folks from buying these, or anything for that matter. Used car prices have dropped fairly dramatically as well. These stealers still trying to get away with dealer adjustments 🤦
2023 gang.
Offer 15 k off and warranty on turbos until 100k miles and they’ll sell
RIP Billy Mays
You can lease it but they ask you $5 grand down? You have to mention everything
All I'm gonna say is, Wow!
A huge dealership markup on a car they can’t sell. Brilliant 😂
Isn't that the Toyota dealer in San Jose, CA????
Most of the world runs 4cyl turbo trucks especially turbo diesels. Once Toyota gets the kinks worked out, this truck will be golden. V6 is great, but turbo 4 can be great also.
Buyers want what they want, and many of us don’t want the turbo.
I would think about getting one if they would knock $10k off it. $1500 is nothing
Yank out the 4 cylinder engine and put in the V6 and they'll sell like Hot cakes! and drop the prices on those Tacos by $10 - $12 thousand. Not paying $60,000
Taco.
Take a look at the Nissan Frontier PRO X
It has a V6 .
Prices are ridiculous for even an SR5 package and the gas mileage is terrible! Also, I'm always wary of first year teething pains in a new or refreshed model. Way too many electronics too! I've also read they having transmission problems already. Finally, there really needs to be a V6 option (not a fan of turbo four cylinder engines). I expect better from Toyota!
I'd buy that Lexus if the price was right no problem.😊😊😊 A little cosmetic damage never bothered me, again, they better discount heavily.
The best Tacoma is my 2012 second gen TRD Sport 6ft bed V6 126k) - runs like a charm… fugetaboutit!
That Lexus should be sold in the junk auction!
They are expensive, they brake, they don't have bump stops, they were mis-engineered!
WTF that's crazy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 welcome to 2024 🎉🎉🎉
3:20 Hehe mine has those and when people see my truck that’s the first thing they mention 😂
Could be the best looking headlamp assembly EVER..
got my brand new sport 4x4 i force max with add ons for 46k with a certified pre owned warranty, truck is covered bumper to bumper for 7 years. so to each their own. I will say the powertrain and gas mileage in the max feels fantastic.
24 hold there value? I have seen multiple videos where guys 24 6 months old lost over 8k in value already. I guess it depends where you are
Overpriced trash, and everyone but the codependent fanboys knows it.
I just sold my 2022 Toyota Tacoma for $40,000 and I only paid $35K for it when it was new.
@@jamesm568 Sick what the fanboys will shell out, but might as well take advantage of it. Gear hunting, cramped driving positions, weak frames, and gutless/ thirsty V6 notwithstanding!
@@jeanclaude7018 I just went by the Blue Book and went under it by a few thousand. The four-cylinder SR are quite popular right now with the TSS package.
the way their eyes light up when I took my 22' off road 4x4 in for oil last month was $$, the new ones are a joke. owned a tundra, and 2 tacomas...
Wait they can't sell them, and have a 5k markup, and you believe taking that off and 1.5k-2k is a good deal. That's just price anchoring, if what you say is true and they can't move them, 5k off MSRP is a must along with a good interest rate deal on 60 months... So I'm saying atleast 10k, vs your 6.5-7k off.
And they are way overpriced
It’s funny how this guy say that Tacomas aren’t selling right now. When quarter 3 and quarter 4 out sold the whole competition for the midsize segment. Dude needs to check before coming out by saying that they aren’t selling.
I'm a Toyota fan, but I'd rather have a Tesla than these new Toyotas. Reliability has gone out the window.
Too expensive and bulletproof V6...
Laughs in V6
Not selling? How come I see them on the road everyday? Must be a mirage huh?
Just getting ready to be a recall
This content was super helpful for clarifying things!
$1500-$2000 off is a great deal for you? I’ll think about it after $15000 off.
I'm looking at Gladiators and they're marked up as bad. Sitting on lots 200+ days
The whole mid--size truck market is overpriced
Too Expensive for a 4 cylinder with transmission issues. No Buy.😢
The old Taco looked better.
That sales manager needs to go work at Walmart
not selling?? we are sold out
Not selling is lies. 3rd quarter in 2024 Tacoma is still the highest selling midsized truck in America.
$300 lease with what 5k down?😂😂 shove it Toyota
They are expensive! Out of people's budget. Never lease, ever!
Toyota in their farrogance thought that they could do whatever they wanted not what the customer wanted and charge outrageous prices for their trucks and folks said no way. On top of that Toyota embraced DEI like many other big companies who drank the coolaid but didn't read the room at all. Then bad things started happening and it will be years before they ever come back if ever. Over twenty years I always bought a Toyota never even looked at another truck but this year I replaced my Tundra with a Honda Ridgeline. Toyota just doesn't care about their customers any longer. I also traded my Avalon Limited Hybrid on a Lexus RX350 and so far so good but we will see. I never used to wonder about my decision with Toyota but no so much now.
The real reason is simple. I wouldn't buy a tacoma for the same reason i wouldn't spend $600.00 on a box of cereal. You don't get no where near the value of product for the price tag. Lower the price by 15k and then we'll talk.
4 cylinder garbage
No V6 and to much good bye toyota 😂😂😂
It’s hard to buy a New one when my 3rd gen 4Runner and My first Gen Sequoia won’t stop running 🤷🏽♂️
turbos are 4 cyl killers. End of.
People can barely afford housing much less way overpriced trucks
😂🤣😂 Used and abused car lot. They must have lost their brokers.
Thats like 12 tacomas. They will sell. These are new prices and everyone here suddenly cant afford the car. Move over
People are broke that's why they not buying 😂
3:04 --- Dude, not cool
So many videos lamenting the new Taco. Let's not pretend the previous was a perfect truck. Camry engine, low seating position, terrible gas mileage. That said, I decided to pick up a '23 4Runner TRD ORP with only 4K miles about a month ago to hedge my bets.
Camry engine is tried and proven, it will last. Seating position is subjective. Terrible gas mileage? Well go get a Prius. 4th gen Tacoma gas milage isn't that much better.
Fanboys must pretend EVERY Toyota is perfect, indeed. Their personal identity depends on it.
@@jeanclaude7018 Toyota lives rent free in your head. Admit it. How many hours a day do you spend thinking about Toyota?
@@westcoastplinkin6559 not many. Only when I see codependent fanboys making constant boot-licking comments on videos.
@@westcoastplinkin6559 Look in the mirror brother. I'M not the one who derives my personal identity by defending and loving a car company that neither knows nor cares that I exist. That's what fanboys do. They form a fantasy bond with a powerful entity to give them importance. It's the same principle that makes football fans identify vicariously with "THEIR" team, which does not even know the fanboy exists, just to feel part of a bigger thing and be part of a club. This gives them a vicarious "victory " over their mundane and frustrating existences.
Turbo=recalls
The chickens are finally coming home to roost at Toyota. 🐔 🐔 🐔 🐔 Declining quality, severe recalls, catastrophically defective turbo V6 and Corolla GR engines, failing transmissions, poorly-engineered BEVs and a recent scandal involving falsification of safety certification data. I'm not sure Toyota's lawyers or its prodigious global advertising budget can save it from this downward spiral this time.
Toyota is rubbish. It's a toy not a real automotive vehicle
Is that why they're used around the world wherever there is a conflict?
Because it's 20k overpriced , made in Mexico trash, that has known issues with transmissions failing with under 1000 miles?? Not rocket science 😅
I will not be buying one
Toyota purchased Subaru?!
They are selling very fast actually. The inventory has returned to the way it used to be.
New Corolla GR = FAIL (self-combusting engines)
New Tacoma = FAIL (cheap disposable turbo 4, auto/manual transmission failures, Mexican-made)
New Tundra/Sequoia = FAIL (Catastrophic turbo V6 engine failures, recalls galore)
New Lexus = FAIL (Catastrophic turbo engine failures)
New V35A V6 = Absolute FAIL (Recalled: Poor design and manufacturing)
New BZ4X & other BEVs = FAIL, FAIL, FAIL
Oh, how the mighty have fallen....
THANK BIDEN FOR 10% ANNUAL INFLATION. THERE IS 30% OF THE COST. ANYONE HERE HAVE AN I.Q. DO THE MATH. ITS NOT TOYOTA. IT IS INFLATION AND RATES. TRUMP 2024 SAVE AMERICA. IT IS YOUR LAST CHANCE. WHO CARES ABOUT TRUCKS
fall for ma$$ recall...
It's over priced
Overpriced.
Absolutely over priced and useless truck. Might as well buy a Honda ridge line