I think the reason the residual is so high on the SR is the MSRP is so much lower than the higher trims, yet the SR has allot of standard equipment, more so than in the past. The SR has things that weren’t even available on any Tacoma before. I’ve got buddies at work with loaded up TRD’s and they don’t have AndroidAuto/CarPlay or adaptive cruise. They even tinted the rear windows on the SR now. Banks are smart and key into stuff like this, or so I think(random dude on the interwebs)
That’s actually really nice.
By any chance, does anybody know the cheapest trim to get BSM with (package or not)? I think it is TRD Sport with Tech, but not sure.
Figured. Haha, thanks!
It’s for
's that don’t use their mirrors.
I cannot deny that.
Can anyone explain why the gross capitalized cost and the adjusted capitalized cost don’t match? How is each calculated? Does the $1,500 Toyota rebate count as a taxed or untaxed incentive (I think it’s untaxed right?)
So, gross capitalized cost is the cost after the discount and the adjusted capitalized cost is discount after the rebate. Depending on the state, the rebate can be taxed or untaxed. In state of Texas, it is untaxed.
This deal is 100% possible. If the bank will buy it remains to be seen. I can offer this deal all day but the bank won’t accept it.
I’m driving this truck and I have 23 payments of $88.97 left on my lease.
Just because you can’t understand something doesn’t mean you should call other people liars.
Just so you’re aware, I wasn’t even the first to land this deal, kcmo123 was. Check out his posting.
How about my 2 Chevy Trax leases from 3 years ago at $60/month? You want to challenge those too?
If you aren’t here to add anything constructive please go elsewhere. You’ve been combative from the start.
I back @Jrouleau426 100%.
I am the dealer and this does happen time to time.
Is it possible to be creative so it gets funded? Say sell for a higher price with a check of $1500 to the buyer for example?
So the monthly lease is higher, but effectively offset by cash to purchaser up front?
No, because US Bank has a set MRM, so it’s literally impossible to sell it at the higher price. Currently, the MRM is set at $33,800.
I believe the ask is not to raise MSRP but to raise the selling price while cutting a check back to the buyer on the sly.
What I am saying is you can’t raise the selling price with US Bank because of MRM rule.
What is MRM?
Maximum Residualized MSRP.
Is there 40+ mpg truck we are not aware of?
The Silverado and Ram Turbodiesels will get you in the low 30s highway. I believe that’s as good as it gets.
Maybe in 2025