Specs not that impressive
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What's not impressive about available 2nd row seat warmers?
What's not impressive about available 2nd row seat warmers?
Not much...Saab had those in 1998
.I dunno...I think Toyota might have their hands full selling enough units in the U.S. to justify it.
I am having trouble reconciling how Toyota can honestly charge a 7,000 premium for this over the '07. You have redesigns all the time (with technological advances, etc) and the cost usually goes up minimally (maybe 1-2%). The new price increase (in excess of 10%) is outrageous. Not sure why they want to be so close in price to the LX570 and at the same time alienate loyal Toyota customers.
Apply that to every car, their all going up.
Its a sad state of affairs if you ask me cost more and more every day to live while the labor rate stays the same or even drops,
Craigslist General Labor
If I had a class A CDL (every offense they'd hang me/ harder to insure by employer), and could lift 100lbs I could work for $10 pr hr
unless you play the game.
I mist out on it so I look like an idiot saying how this thing sucks while others with different upbringings, student loans, mentors, quality schools all view it as just buying another car.
sorry for the rant but all you have to do is looks a basic economics and you'll see it.
We're based on the stock market T.M.C CAN NOT make less money annually
something
(I forgot) would DEvalue.sorry for the rant...GO TEAM!!!
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No, that feature is gone.
For now.
Facts not correct.
If it was correct AND the new 2008 was identical to the 2007 but with the new motor, I'd pay $7K for the motor.
Yes, but there are redesigns (with state of the art technology) across the automakers (including Toyota) year-in and year-out and this is one of the largest price increases I have seen to date. Yes, there are advanced technolgies in the 200 series, but there were big technology advances to the redesigns of the 1998 100, the 2003 4-runner, 2005 RX, 2007 Camry/ES, 2008 Highlander, various American brands, etc. Each of those had nominal price increases (1-2%). And these new 200 technologies will undoubtedly filter there way down the the 4-runner/GX and FJ lines, but you will not see a 12% increase to those lines b/c Toyota would not jeopardize its bread and butter sales.
Toyota has gotten the idea to gouge the ones that can afford the big increases (i.e., prospective LS, LX and LC owners). The LS460 is another that comes to mind that had a huge jump in price. I guess that's fine, but they are pushing the LC out of reach from the core Toyota enthusiasts when they get into LX and RR pricing territory.
After reading your note I just went back to the LC site and it shows $63.2K? I'm confused. I seen a lower number earlier. I also see that many of the things I'd want are in an upgrade package. This is getting confusing. At $63.2 + the Upgrade Pack I might reconsider. I need to see it.
The toyota website said base msrp of 56.2 and then a couple of hours later it said 63.2. Very strange. At 56.2 plus the 7 for the upgrade that would be 63.2 and that would be about right. 63.2 plus 7 puts it at 70 which is rr territory.
OK, so I wasn't crazy. Man, $63.2.....every day the wind leaves my sails....2007 looks better every day.
John,
You are out of your mind if you don't buy the new one instead of the 07. The new front suspension design on the Tundra is awesome and I doubt the LC differs much. The 5.7L V8 makes awesome power. Just do it
John,
You are out of your mind if you don't buy the new one instead of the 07. The new front suspension design on the Tundra is awesome and I doubt the LC differs much. The 5.7L V8 makes awesome power. Just do it
I need to see it. Unless EVERYTHING is tucked up underneath and out of the way (unlike the Runner, GX and FJC) I will not buy it. It better flex. Things better look like a 1-ton SUV. Damn, there's a 2007 100 in WHITE at a dealer near me.
I don't get it, whats the matter with your current one? I mean its your money. I understand somebody wanting a new one (200 series) because there curious, but replacing a sick lifted built 100 for a new 100? I can't seem to justify it. Unless your planning on keeping your old 100 for a rock buggyI need to see it. Unless EVERYTHING is tucked up underneath and out of the way (unlike the Runner, GX and FJC) I will not buy it. It better flex. Things better look like a 1-ton SUV. Damn, there's a 2007 100 in WHITE at a dealer near me.
I don't get it, whats the matter with your current one? I mean its your money. I understand somebody wanting a new one (200 series) because there curious, but replacing a sick lifted built 100 for a new 100? I can't seem to justify it. Unless your planning on keeping your old 100 for a rock buggy
I hate my 80s. (My '97 LX450)
It will go, the 2001 will be dedeicated wheeler, the 2007 or 8 will be my new build that I protect more.
Oops double post - see below.
Oh, its definitely $63.2K - have seen it in every Toyota press release. That's why I was so shocked to see a 12% increase in base MSRP. And that's before destination and options which will be a minimum of $3K depending on which one you choose.
Having said all that, I would still go the 2008 route. You can be our guinnea pig.
