S2k4

Greetings friends... long time lurker still in search of just the right GX. I am partial to the Driver's Support Package which is special order, still. There are a few on various lots, but none in the CPO stockpile yet. As it was introduced in model year 2014, I was hoping we would see some lease returns with DSP pop up by now. I can always go new, of course, but for a higher price. Some have reported getting about 5k off, even a special order. I may be able to get a dealer demo with 4400 miles on the odometer, offered at about $63400 or so. I wanted the unlimited miles warranty the CPOs now come with since I drive about 50k miles per year. What are your thoughts on the price offered me? They won't throw in a warranty or other accessories, like a tow hitch for instance. Right now, I feel like waiting some more for a CPO with DSP..

coolsaber

If you can swing 63K on essentially a used car with a new car title, try another dealer. You can easily pick up the same for a new one with 0 miles in state (although out of state is probably where its easier)

DocT

I totally agree. You can easily get a stinky brand new one for that price. If you want extra warranty, you can purchase it at the time you sign the paper, which I don't recommend. Toyota is well known for reliability, if you keep up the service and maintenance .

A guy who had Tundra truck and had it 1million miles on it.

http://www.autoblog.com/2016/05/16/t...mile-official/

closenough

New vehicles with drivers support can be found without special order. I purchased one off the lot back in March. MSRP of 67.8k purchase price of 61k. Plus tax, tags, etc...

Good luck.

bd5400

Perhaps it had a different name, but the DSP features have been available since the 2010 model year. You can get radar cruise control, crawl control, wide-view front/side monitors, LDA, pre-collision, and automatic high beams on the older models as well. It's rare however. If you aren't set on the new front end you can expand your search to earlier models as well.

S2k4

Think I will wait some more for a CPO to pop up. Sound advice on the demo, fellahs.

BigGreen13

They're popping up, but at a premium. Found mine, 68,300 MSRP. Has every single feature and add-on that I'm aware of that doesn't require installation (clear bra, etc).

Also they installed a 2k rear seat entertainment system from VizLogic that is aftermarket, two tablets seamlessly in the rear headrests with DVD inserts. Cleanest I've ever seen, too bad I have no kids and won't use it.

They wanted 67,700 with 3 months old and 3k miles on a 2016. I paid 63,700. CPO, etc etc.

FYI, I'm in the same boat as you with 35k per year for work. The 6 years isn't actually true. UP to 6 years, or 2 years after the factory warranty is up at 50k. So for guys that drive a lot, 2 years unlimited miles after your 50k is up.

S2k4

I settled on the demo which they offered at 62k... then they sold it 35 minutes before I got there. So they offered a brand new one for the very same price. Looks like things worked out in my favor.

T4Fun

i paid 500 over invoice for mine, special ordered, that was in 2014.

cant imagine how high it would be now. High demand for suvs as gas prices have tapered down over last few years.

coolsaber

Buy a lotto ticket asap LOL, and congrats. See what I mean the CPO being overpriced.