How were you able to buy a Tacoma

40 grand for a Tacoma? I think the max would be like 34,000 no? I think the payment would be anywhere from 400-600 they most people qualify for 0% interest nowadays! 20k is a ton of money to put down. I would cry if I had to put that down. I bought a used one with low miles cause I like the 4.0 and the payment for the new one I wanted was 460 a month. I pay way less now being used and going through the credit union! Either way a Tacoma holds the value perefectly. You can probably sell for 20k years down the road if you wanted that back!
34,000 is probably the msrp price, dealerships always jack up the prices... this is the reason why I got mine used
 
Loaded Tacoma DCLB TRD off-road's and limited's with all the options I've seen MSRP's for over $41,500
You can go onto toyota's web site and build one with all the top options. It will be over $40K
The TRD Pro in cement I've seen sale for over $51,000 from a dealer in California.
 
My taco was just over $42k. It was a special order with everything I wanted. Having a family member as a salesman means I paid less. Maybe you all shouldn't hold money as such a high priority in your life. Cryin and all. I saved it up just for this purpose. And I got exactly what I wanted.

The discount card is free if you work there. You don't pay for it like you do a membership somewhere else. That's apparently what was outside your capacity of understanding. So every time you shop there, you save 10%. That's money you don't have to spend. I'll count that as Walmart giving me back that 10%. After tax, everything is still cheaper than what the sticker says. If you add up everything you spend at Walmart over the course of a year, then refund 10%, how much do you think you would get back? I hope that's not too hard to comprehend.


16' TRD OR DCLB Inferno
 
My taco was just over $42k. It was a special order with everything I wanted. Having a family member as a salesman means I paid less. Maybe you all shouldn't hold money as such a high priority in your life. Cryin and all. I saved it up just for this purpose. And I got exactly what I wanted.

The discount card is free if you work there. You don't pay for it like you do a membership somewhere else. That's apparently what was outside your capacity of understanding. So every time you shop there, you save 10%. That's money you don't have to spend. I'll count that as Walmart giving me back that 10%. After tax, everything is still cheaper than what the sticker says. If you add up everything you spend at Walmart over the course of a year, then refund 10%, how much do you think you would get back? I hope that's not too hard to comprehend.


16' TRD OR DCLB Inferno
I would get back zero dollars.
 
So.... you buy NOTHING at Walmart? I don't believe it. I would however be more likely to believe that you've appeared in a few of the famous memes "people of Walmart".


16' TRD OR DCLB Inferno
 
As a consumer we have the ability to "Vote" every time we spend a dollar we cast our vote. We agree and support the way that company does business.
I don't and won't give them my vote. For the reason stated by longshore and many more.
Therefore,
I would get back zero dollars.
 
I get tires from them... but only because nobody else carries authoritys and i really like them.
I suppose id get back 80 bucks every 3yrs?
 
Are you a democrat?


16' TRD OR DCLB Inferno
I dont play politics, in the end, i dont care who the puppet in office is. We are just a corporation now anyways. I don't waste my time thinking we the sheeple have any say.
Some yall get irate over this or that win, its stupid. I sit back and watch the games. Ive seen so many grown people resort to childish nonsense over a voting game.
Its fair when 1 party wins, and rigged when another doesnt. I sit there, zero ****s and laugh at the stupid
 
I sell medium and heavy duty trucks. Bought my Tacoma thru the dealer that sells us our company cars but wasn't opposed to other brands except GM. Originally wanted the new Ranger hopefully with the Eco boost but Ford kept moving the start date back and I wasn't interested in a first year unit. Looked at F150, Nissan and Toyota. Point for point the Tacoma met my criteria.
 
I bought a couple of bikes so had no choice, had to trade in my little Hyundai and finally landed on the '16 Tacoma -- one of the best decisions ever made; and did what I had to do to make it happen: lots of Ramen noodles and cut out the parasitic man in my life.

It actually turned out as a blessing in disguise, changing lifestyles to buy these things led to more exploration of my home city, and there's actually a lot to do outdoors that's free!
 
I bought a couple of bikes so had no choice, had to trade in my little Hyundai and finally landed on the '16 Tacoma -- one of the best decisions ever made; and did what I had to do to make it happen: lots of Ramen noodles and cut out the parasitic man in my life.

It actually turned out as a blessing in disguise, changing lifestyles to buy these things led to more exploration of my home city, and there's actually a lot to do outdoors that's free!
Welcome to the forum.
 
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