2022 Toyota Tundra (780B)
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I picked Hendrick because that’s the image backdrop of the $80k example ajt kept complaining about, not sure if they were the flipper or someone else using the stock photo from the original purchase
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I'm sure its a used one with like 400 miles they are selling at a huge markup, like the $40k Maverick I found
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To be fair, you did kinda make a big deal about it, lol
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That's been happening with the outgoing models too, especially the TRD Pro. On the outgoing version, the TRD is a lower model (it's based on the SR5 trim) and when new, had an MSRP of around $55k. New 2021 TRD Pros on the lots right now are frequently listed at about $75k. That's $75k for a truck without auto climate control, cooled seats, sunroof, etc.
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That's been happening with the outgoing models too, especially the TRD Pro. On the outgoing version, the TRD is a lower model (it's based on the SR5 trim) and when new, had an MSRP of around $55k. New 2021 TRD Pros on the lots right now are frequently listed at about $75k. That's $75k for a truck without auto climate control, cooled seats, sunroof, etc.
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It doesn't help that there's a stop-sale on the 21s right now, so people haven't been able to buy the 21s in a while, despite them being on the lots. On the Tundras forum there are several people trying to get 21s, but the dealers can't sell them yet. I think the dealers are going to cash in on that pent up demand.
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I wonder if people are going to fight over the last batch once they become available. Not literally. I know that V8 sucks gas but damn if it's not a great engine.
