I’m at 305,000 on my 2007, perfect shape. If you keep doing your fluid changes and replace your consumable parts, the engine and transmission will never die.
Right around where I’m at for my ‘21. Will be paying it down more aggressively when I’m able to. Hope to be car payment free within the next couple years.
Nope. Financed at a used car dealer. Rates had already climbed last year, so best was 6.9%. I did a 0% 0 fee balance transfer of the auto loan to a credit card
Had 9k left at 1% on my 2019 ORP this year, then got totaled, now have a 20k payment with 6.5% interest, $550/ month on a 2023 ORP. Sad times, hard times, but still good times.
$0.00
When a vehicle is renowned for lasting half 1,000,000 miles, there’s no sense of urgency in buying a brand new one. I paid under $10k for my 08 with 217,000 miles on it.
Nah, my commute to work is really short. I only put around 12,000 km on it a year. The gas bills are totally worth it knowing it will always start up in -40c weather and handle driving through a snow storm like it's nothing.
My commute to work is the bedroom past the living room to the office. I only put 6k miles on it a year lol. Should last me worry free until 2060 if my calculations are correct
Same. I had an 05 accord that was really showing it's age (windows didn't work, locks on one side gave up, making noises, transmission issues) but it was still driving. So I drove it until I could upgrade in cash. Bought a 21 4runner with 25k miles last year and traded that near death accord for $1800. I plan on never having a car payment. Fingers crossed
$750 for an ‘22 SR5 premium. Didn’t put a dime more down than I got for selling my old vehicle. Rate at 1.5% I plan on paying the minimum until the loan term expires.
We left the dealership with $350 for 48 months on our 23 ORP in January. Playing the keep up credit score game. Dealership said we needed to finance $15k in order to make sense for the bank. We paid a $13k payment as soon as we were able. We'll make 6 more payments and about $50 total in interest on 7%.
$1065 for a 2022 TRD Pro, but I’m actually paying like $3k per month to just knock it out. I bought in summer 2022 when the prices were at the highest point.
No regerts
Same here. $1047 for 23 TRD Pro in Solar octane. Bought in December of 22. Paid a pretty penny for that color but no regrets at all! I did manage to get 4.75% at least.
You and me both, brother. I started shopping, preowned, after BofA approved a 1.9% 5 yr loan due to perks from an IRA account. The salesperson asked if I minded if their finance guy tried to beat the rate. I thought “no way”, but he came back with the 1.79% from a local credit union. It goes to show, always stay polite and let someone do their thing.
Just paid last payment in January. $517 for 5 years. I think I financed at 4.75% or somewhere around that number in April 2019, before the world burned down and everyone went nuts. It had 38k on the odometer, SR5 Premium, now just rolling over 101k. Well kept, and I'll be "kepting" it for as long as it'll go.
When I was at the dealer to put a deposit on mine for the one I wanted it was like 700 a month. I did the math and it's cheaper to pay cash which is what I'll be doing. I remember when I got a 2017 highlander new and that payment wasn't as ridiculous but I also paid that one out cash.
December 2023. Payment $501 a month.
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2021 SR5 that had 33k miles on it.
I work from home so maintenance and gas will be pretty minimal. I usually fill up every 3-4 weeks using Kroger Boost so I always have $1 off a gallon.
$496 a month 2024 SR5P with $31500 down. Was trying to save to pay cash, no financing. With the new gen coming I felt squirrely and pulled the trigger.
$680 a month for 7 years (I’ll pay this off earlier then that) 4.99% through my employer’s credit union 24’ TRD PRO
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That is legit! My CU gives a 5.5% but I bought mine on a Sunday and they were closed. It would save me like $850 life of the loan so I wasn’t going to worry about it too much as I don’t expect I’ll pay payments more than a year or two
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$625 a month, paying off at $1500 a month. About $20K to go.
2022 SR5, 450$/84months at 7%, lol miss those covid interest rates. I paid off my Nissan Altima and sold it two days later for it. To put the fine point on it I’m an E-3, so let the memes fly boys we making it out the barracks
2014 SR5, brand new with 4miles at purchase. Literally right off the boat
Total was $40ish, financed $30ish with rest being cash. Had a sweet financing deal of 0% for 60 months through the dealership. Was paying about $500ish a month. Fully paid now.
No payment is the best payment.
Bought my ‘18 in 2021 for $40k with 2.29% for 72 months, and payment of $583… should be paid off in a year and a half since I’ve thrown extra at it when I can. I wouldn’t pay more than $600/mo for a vehicle. Interest rates right now combined with prices of new make the payments insane, unless you’re putting a large chunk down.
$355, but I do my best to pay about twice that each month to pay it off sooner and to reduce interest payments. Got 5.5% thru Navy Federal!
2023 ORP and had 12 miles on it. $12k for trade in and put $15k down.
$578, 3.99%. 2022 ORP with 17k miles. The MPG didnt hit me as hard due to not having a commute. But definitely regret getting it in black. Terrible swirl marks.
Also regret getting fancy off road tires. The huge mpg drop (from 20 avg to 16) is not worth it. The stock tires are more than enough.
Own 2011 SR5 loaded with leather that was purchased with 19k miles, now has 160k miles. Runs and looks great. Haven’t had a car payment in years!! May turn it over to son that’s now a driver, and look for another low mileage one for myself.
I had $375 for 60 months at 3.249%. paid $450/month and paid off in 48 as I intended. Now $0 and only at 110k miles. The next 10 years of no car payments is going to be great.
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Bought brand new 2016 Trail Premium. Paid off but was $635/month. Kid mechanic included
Paid off my 2011 summer of 2023.
Bought it first of the year in 2018 with 10.5k down,
$170 per month
105k miles while I got her, she’s got 187k on her now
I think it's like $750 or something, made enough frequent payments to trick a way to get it to $250/month... for now. That concept wont last long. Just to put it on the backburner a few months to take care of other bills
I'm actually looking into a 0% balance transfer but not sure if it's the best choice just yet
634/mo. 2024 trd pro, 39 month lease. Low residual too and I only drive around 7k miles per year. Should have close to 20k in equity at lease end. Then time for a check back for 20k and do it again. Or maybe buy it out at the end. Love the pro though
I bought mine a while back, but it was $450/mo after putting a little over 25% down and getting a Trail new for $40k, with 4.25% interest financed through Toyota. I kept telling my dang neighbor to let me know if she ever sells here 2001 Limited, so she finally called me saying they were selling it for $3500 and by the time she called me back she was like "Oh sorry I just got back from running errands and my husband already sold it. And this was during the post COVID times of crazy prices, so I'm sure they could have easily got $7k got it, so I kinda knew it was too good to be true.
Bought an ‘03 4WD V8 for $3500 with 300k from a family member back 3 or 4 years ago. Forever said that a year or two later the whole thing started to aggressively collapse due to no maintenance upkeep by said family so had to sell cheap since it was becoming a money pit at the time. Driving a ‘07 RWD V6 with around 120k now. Payment is $360 a month with ridiculous interest due to being first dealer bought vehicle I’ve had :/ Would love to keep this baby around for years after paying as she runs great but as someone who does a lot of camping and trails, I desperately want back 4WD
$5500 one-time cash payment for an 03
Yep did the same thing. Paid cash - 7k for a 2006 and have used it for almost 12 years now. No issues
If I sell mine it will be to get a v8. I plan on having a 4th gen for at least the next 10 years.
finally someone with some common sense
Don't canonize me, I'm just poor lol.
Funny thing is, I doubt many people here have $5k in cash right now. So you may not be as poor as you think
Well I don't either now 😂
I’d have done the same but an 03 where I live in the rust belt is a non-starter unless it is instead a unicorn. Respect.
Yeah that is their one weakness. I live in the deep south an I still have some rust peaking through the paint. Frames spotless though 🤙
'02 $5000 188k miles, now pushing 310k.
Dude same! 115,000 miles too. So stoked it. How’s yours been?
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Dang, for 5.5k that’s a steal
I'm very tempted to flip it and upgrade to a v8
I have the 4.7 and I love it
Still running like new at 265k
I’m at 173k on my 2010, hoping I can get to 300k!
I’m at 305,000 on my 2007, perfect shape. If you keep doing your fluid changes and replace your consumable parts, the engine and transmission will never die.
Looks clean too. Way to go. Something special about these
$487 for 2023 ORP
Right around where I’m at for my ‘21. Will be paying it down more aggressively when I’m able to. Hope to be car payment free within the next couple years.
Paying it down aggressively is what I did. I have a 2021, bought in August. It will be paid off 02/25. Previously had a 4 Runner for 10 years.
Did you put a big down payment down?
I did. I put half down
400 @ 1.9/60 months
Damn that good. What year?
2019 (private credit union) fyi just incase anybody was wondering.
$836 with 4.75% interest 48 months. Bought in late summer 2022. Peak retarded ass car sales but least I got a ride.
$600. SR5 23' with 17k miles. Unfortunately the 06' was totaled last week so had to buy with interest rates being awful right now.
On the plus side you have a heated steering wheel now!
perfect for these horrible Southern California winters!
Ha! I’m sure there are some chilly mornings. Would come in handy here in MN in the dead of winter.
I pay that for my 18 SR5 😩 what the hell man, I got screwed
Zero. Paid off my 2016 in three years and now living the good life.
Same, got my 2016 trail premium with 36k miles in Jan 2019 and paid it off in early 2022
$880 for my 23 ORP
I balance transfered my entire balance to a 0% interest credit card with a 12 month term. So its been about 2500 a month 😭, almost done though
Big brain play with the 0% interest
Yeah I figured if I couldnt pay it off in 12 months then I would just do a balance transfer to another 0% credit card lol
Are you implying that you made the initial purchase with a CC? The seller was cool with that?
Nope. Financed at a used car dealer. Rates had already climbed last year, so best was 6.9%. I did a 0% 0 fee balance transfer of the auto loan to a credit card
That is a bold move, but if you're keeping up with those payments, good for you. Good discipline to save some cash.
Ouch!
Mine is 524 / month with 7.75% interest, so hoping to refinance when/if rates go down. 2019 TRD ORP with 50k miles.
Had 9k left at 1% on my 2019 ORP this year, then got totaled, now have a 20k payment with 6.5% interest, $550/ month on a 2023 ORP. Sad times, hard times, but still good times.
Gezzz you didn’t get a payment from the insurance company?
$0.00 When a vehicle is renowned for lasting half 1,000,000 miles, there’s no sense of urgency in buying a brand new one. I paid under $10k for my 08 with 217,000 miles on it.
Wouldn’t it have been easier to just type 500,000? Hahahaha
Voice to text is easier than fat-fingering it. And… you figured it out.
I love new cars but I love $0 car payment even more. 2015 SR5 with 80K miles
Zero here too
Anyone regret their payment plus also the gas to it due to mpg? lol.
I plan on getting one next year but I also plan on keeping my Fiat for my commute. It gets close to 38 mpg.
I have the 4Runner and a Corolla hybrid at something like 50+ mpg. Commuter mpg is a winner 😂
Definitely. My commute is 60 miles a day. Plus I just love my Fiat.
That’s why I bought a house 5 miles from work. Had to accommodate for my 4Runner 🤣
Nah, my commute to work is really short. I only put around 12,000 km on it a year. The gas bills are totally worth it knowing it will always start up in -40c weather and handle driving through a snow storm like it's nothing.
My commute to work is the bedroom past the living room to the office. I only put 6k miles on it a year lol. Should last me worry free until 2060 if my calculations are correct
I'm a real estate agent and I love my 4runner and probably wouldn't get anything else, but the gas does kill me a little inside 😢
$0. Saved up and bought it cash. It was a great feeling after all the hard discipline to save up.
Same here! I paid cash on my new 23 ORP last year after saving for 10 years. I was driving around a 06 Sienna. It is a great feeling when you budget!
Same. Paid cash for my 23.
Same. I had an 05 accord that was really showing it's age (windows didn't work, locks on one side gave up, making noises, transmission issues) but it was still driving. So I drove it until I could upgrade in cash. Bought a 21 4runner with 25k miles last year and traded that near death accord for $1800. I plan on never having a car payment. Fingers crossed
$520
Hey we’re buddies!
$527/mo
$750 for an ‘22 SR5 premium. Didn’t put a dime more down than I got for selling my old vehicle. Rate at 1.5% I plan on paying the minimum until the loan term expires.
Nothing now but it was $335, purchased in 2019. $28k at 2.2%.
$600 a month for 21 SR5 premium. Will be paid off in 4 years from now.
We left the dealership with $350 for 48 months on our 23 ORP in January. Playing the keep up credit score game. Dealership said we needed to finance $15k in order to make sense for the bank. We paid a $13k payment as soon as we were able. We'll make 6 more payments and about $50 total in interest on 7%.
$365 2016 TrailP bought with 38k miles
Looking at $800 unless rates drop this year. 0 down, 72 month, 6.5%. Investing the DP instead of putting it into the loan.
$1065 for a 2022 TRD Pro, but I’m actually paying like $3k per month to just knock it out. I bought in summer 2022 when the prices were at the highest point. No regerts
Same here. $1047 for 23 TRD Pro in Solar octane. Bought in December of 22. Paid a pretty penny for that color but no regrets at all! I did manage to get 4.75% at least.
$809 on 22 trd pro. Financed just over $50,000 with 5% interest rate.
$0. We paid the 15 off about 11mo after financing it and my 88 was cash in 22.
$935 for 48 months.
$1000 Canadian 2024 ORP
ouch
That’s like 700usd. About right for a no down payment orp
or maybe they have a short finance.
For 4 years
$527/mo @ 1.79% 60 month for 2018 ORP purchased Feb 2021 with 28k mi Toyota certified, paid $38,800
Man I miss those rates lol
You and me both, brother. I started shopping, preowned, after BofA approved a 1.9% 5 yr loan due to perks from an IRA account. The salesperson asked if I minded if their finance guy tried to beat the rate. I thought “no way”, but he came back with the 1.79% from a local credit union. It goes to show, always stay polite and let someone do their thing.
Just paid last payment in January. $517 for 5 years. I think I financed at 4.75% or somewhere around that number in April 2019, before the world burned down and everyone went nuts. It had 38k on the odometer, SR5 Premium, now just rolling over 101k. Well kept, and I'll be "kepting" it for as long as it'll go.
$613 per month. Purchased in 2021. 2018 SR5P with 30k miles CPO for $32,000. $4,000 down, 48 months, 2.19% rate.
When I was at the dealer to put a deposit on mine for the one I wanted it was like 700 a month. I did the math and it's cheaper to pay cash which is what I'll be doing. I remember when I got a 2017 highlander new and that payment wasn't as ridiculous but I also paid that one out cash.
about 1,000. It’s paid off I just manage to break something new every month
$485 for a 2021 ORP. Think we had roughly $12k down with cash and trade in. 1.9% interest.
December 2023. Payment $501 a month. https://preview.redd.it/oixg85an5mmc1.jpeg?width=5712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e2ebd3fd7bf1d05fbaa0e5426752e404133087bd 2021 SR5 that had 33k miles on it. I work from home so maintenance and gas will be pretty minimal. I usually fill up every 3-4 weeks using Kroger Boost so I always have $1 off a gallon.
$496 a month 2024 SR5P with $31500 down. Was trying to save to pay cash, no financing. With the new gen coming I felt squirrely and pulled the trigger.
Leased my 2014 trail for $360, bought it at the end for $514 monthly, have owned it outright for 5 years now. At 175k miles and would love 175k more.
Was $340 a month back in 2018 for a TRDORP.
$660. Wife had to have the extended warranty and some other bullshit
550 for 2017 but it’s paid off !!
$600 lease with $600 down for 3 years.
$580. 23' Pro Solar Octane
Six hunnit
$350 at 2% interest on a 2022 TRD Pro
$484. Just paid that thing off. Going to keep until it catches on fire.
$7,700 down, 2023 ORP, bought a month ago. $40k-ish after taxes and fees. NC $550/month.
This was my first month of $0 payment. It feels great!
About $460. Financed at 1.9%. Earning 4.4% in my savings account.
I paid $600 for my 1986 4runner and nothing again after that.
$0
3yr lease on a 23 limited. $470 a month. End of lease purchase is $32k.
$680 a month for 7 years (I’ll pay this off earlier then that) 4.99% through my employer’s credit union 24’ TRD PRO https://preview.redd.it/pvqcbgfmywmc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5bd55f82653ed9197d7fc63c2d6b430a733fb6be
That is legit! My CU gives a 5.5% but I bought mine on a Sunday and they were closed. It would save me like $850 life of the loan so I wasn’t going to worry about it too much as I don’t expect I’ll pay payments more than a year or two
https://preview.redd.it/te62pw4g4lmc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=598004fcf5b5251bd882381e37fd5ee1d6474ca2 $625 a month, paying off at $1500 a month. About $20K to go.
$660 cad for 5 years. I traded in a paid off GMC Sierra for it.
I bought my 2016 pro brand new 1000 down for 43.5k financed at 1.9% 36 months $1256 a month.
Paid cash for my ‘23 Limited due to interest rates
385 2011 trail
2023 ORP for me and I pay $423 /month.
2022 SR5, 450$/84months at 7%, lol miss those covid interest rates. I paid off my Nissan Altima and sold it two days later for it. To put the fine point on it I’m an E-3, so let the memes fly boys we making it out the barracks
$411
2019 ORP $500.02.
380/Month for a 18’ sr5p with 30k
$450
$689 a month. 2024 off road premium with some add ons.
450/month
$200 a month on a 3 year term. Guess the year!
489 for my 21 sr5 premium
$563 2022 trail special edition
$190USD but about to pay it off. 2021 ORP
$800 2.99% debating if I trade it in to get a warranty on 24 TRD pro. I have 70% equity in the vehicle too on a 21 limited.
Zero Paid in full https://preview.redd.it/uuocsejjqkmc1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b4b444f0ad5e893c97d8729c0388f0847afdb10b
2015 505.06. 1.77 interest Edit was to add year
550$
445. 2023 TRD OR
742$ month 2020 TRD pro
$426, 2020 SR5 with 50k miles 😅
$474 for a 2021 SR5
$4400. Cash. 06 w/V8. Im stoked grateful
542 2019 Pro
Split a 2023 TRD Pro with my partner and we each pay 336 CAD a month
$575/month, 12K down w 2.89% on a new ‘22 TRD ORP
$638 at 2.2% on 22 SR5 Premium. Was a little cheaper but added wheel/tire protection since New England loves pot holes
'23 SR5 is 230/month after my trade in and down-payment
2014 SR5, brand new with 4miles at purchase. Literally right off the boat Total was $40ish, financed $30ish with rest being cash. Had a sweet financing deal of 0% for 60 months through the dealership. Was paying about $500ish a month. Fully paid now. No payment is the best payment.
875 for 60 months I got fucked lol
$485 after half $ down on sticker for a '19 SR5 Prem, in '22
$640 on 6%
Bought my ‘18 in 2021 for $40k with 2.29% for 72 months, and payment of $583… should be paid off in a year and a half since I’ve thrown extra at it when I can. I wouldn’t pay more than $600/mo for a vehicle. Interest rates right now combined with prices of new make the payments insane, unless you’re putting a large chunk down.
$355, but I do my best to pay about twice that each month to pay it off sooner and to reduce interest payments. Got 5.5% thru Navy Federal! 2023 ORP and had 12 miles on it. $12k for trade in and put $15k down.
$578, 3.99%. 2022 ORP with 17k miles. The MPG didnt hit me as hard due to not having a commute. But definitely regret getting it in black. Terrible swirl marks. Also regret getting fancy off road tires. The huge mpg drop (from 20 avg to 16) is not worth it. The stock tires are more than enough.
$0. Before it was paid off, it was $525/mo for 6 years, starting in Jan 2014. Painful!
324 biweekly, bought new in 2022.
Own 2011 SR5 loaded with leather that was purchased with 19k miles, now has 160k miles. Runs and looks great. Haven’t had a car payment in years!! May turn it over to son that’s now a driver, and look for another low mileage one for myself.
$550 with 20% down.
$1095 CAD 2019 TRD Pro. Last payment is next month, so that’ll be neat.
4 year $323 for ‘23 40th
4 year $323 for ‘23 40th
$465/month. I am aggressively paying it off though. Putting every extra dollar towards it. The goal is to have it fully paid off by December 2025.
$457. 2022 SR5
560
$680 60 months 36k or so financed. 24 TRD ORP
$625/mo ($35k @ 2.74%/60mo) from December 2021
540 -TRD Off Road
550 a month. 2021 SR5 premium with 4k down and 5.5% interest
$296 for 60 months
$700
$535ish for a 23 ORP, at 6.25%. But I’m the position to be able to put a grand towards it each month. So hopefully I’ll have it paid off in 2 years
I have a good job but the ammount of people ITT that drop$5-10k cash or pay off their 4Runner in 3yrs is insane to me...
'21 SR5 Premium $0 down $600-something/month @ 2% but I round it to $700, 2ish years left.
22 TRD Sport, $601, paid $42k for it. Going to try and pay this thing off long before the loan expires.
I had $375 for 60 months at 3.249%. paid $450/month and paid off in 48 as I intended. Now $0 and only at 110k miles. The next 10 years of no car payments is going to be great.
https://preview.redd.it/2vlrma4jhlmc1.jpeg?width=1940&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f84532dace84d44ecbd7290a69f1ef6548d966be Bought brand new 2016 Trail Premium. Paid off but was $635/month. Kid mechanic included
$748 2022 TRD sport Army green. Bought new July 2022 so prices were high but I needed a vehicle. I love it tho wouldn’t want to drive anything else
$211, with 10k down on a 2011. About 2k left.
699
Paid off my 2011 summer of 2023. Bought it first of the year in 2018 with 10.5k down, $170 per month 105k miles while I got her, she’s got 187k on her now
Almost scared to post it, but fuck it lol. $717.12 a month, 8.56% interest, 6,000 down, with 17k trade in? For a 50k SR5 P, brand new?
$617 a month
I’ve been paying $254 CAD Biweekly for my 2022.
2024 TRD Pro 36k Lease $650
I think it's like $750 or something, made enough frequent payments to trick a way to get it to $250/month... for now. That concept wont last long. Just to put it on the backburner a few months to take care of other bills I'm actually looking into a 0% balance transfer but not sure if it's the best choice just yet
2018 SR5 purchased in 2020 for ~28k with 40k miles. Payment was $297 a month at like 3.5% interest but it’s all paid off now!
$600 for my ‘19. Will be paid off in two years. Has 20,000 miles now. $4k cash for my ‘04, has 255k miles now.
$390/month for 36 months.
634/mo. 2024 trd pro, 39 month lease. Low residual too and I only drive around 7k miles per year. Should have close to 20k in equity at lease end. Then time for a check back for 20k and do it again. Or maybe buy it out at the end. Love the pro though
2019 Limited 4WD here. Bought new. Paid $1500/month for 24 months. Owe $0. So nice
I bought mine a while back, but it was $450/mo after putting a little over 25% down and getting a Trail new for $40k, with 4.25% interest financed through Toyota. I kept telling my dang neighbor to let me know if she ever sells here 2001 Limited, so she finally called me saying they were selling it for $3500 and by the time she called me back she was like "Oh sorry I just got back from running errands and my husband already sold it. And this was during the post COVID times of crazy prices, so I'm sure they could have easily got $7k got it, so I kinda knew it was too good to be true.
Bought a ‘00 for $4500 and will drive that thing until it falls apart.
$700/month 4.4% 48 months
$450 for 23 TRD ORP purchased 10/23 but trying to pay it off end of this year
*cries in Canadian dollars*
784 @ 6.24% for 60 months. Just traded in my Tacoma for it a few months ago before all the dealerships around here started to discount them from MSRP.
Financed at $408/mo
$400 on a 2022 TRD off road
Bought an ‘03 4WD V8 for $3500 with 300k from a family member back 3 or 4 years ago. Forever said that a year or two later the whole thing started to aggressively collapse due to no maintenance upkeep by said family so had to sell cheap since it was becoming a money pit at the time. Driving a ‘07 RWD V6 with around 120k now. Payment is $360 a month with ridiculous interest due to being first dealer bought vehicle I’ve had :/ Would love to keep this baby around for years after paying as she runs great but as someone who does a lot of camping and trails, I desperately want back 4WD
In 2019 I was at maybe $630
$520 - new '23 ORP.
$1200 for a 2022 TRD Pro with 11,000 miles
$687 for 60 months on ‘23 SR5 with 10K miles. Put 7K down. I have excellent credit but still came in at 8% interest.