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Looks like this drive event is only for the normal IForce.
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Great advice. Most credit unions can probably beat Toyota financing. Lowest current one I've found is 4-5%!Remember to shop around for financing when you're ready to purchase. My credit union is currently offering 6.99% for a new car loan, and it hasn't usually been the best rate I can find. Sure, you probably won't get the 0% you could consistently find a few years back (and can still occasionally find on a few slower movers, like the Solterra), but I wouldn't immediately get too pessimistic.
Up to 36 months | Maximum: $150,000 | As low as** 4.74*** | As low as $298.54+ |
Up to 48 months | Maximum: $150,000 | As low as** 4.99%*** | As low as $230.25+ |
Up to 60 months | Maximum: $150,000 | As low as** 5.24%*** | As low as $189.81+ |
Up to 72 months | Maximum: $150,000 | As low as** 5.74%*** | As low as $164.50+ |
84 months | Maximum: $150,000 | As low as** 5.99%*** | As low as $146.04+ |
Yea that makes sense they gotta get it right .Judging from the Tundra rollout, I would expect that only the non-iForce Max configurator would be released on 11/28. Note how on Toyota.com there is a separate model for Tundra iForce Max.
I was just about to reply as well. I've been watching rates and there are rates in the 5% - 6% at several institutions (mostly credit unions). They do not match the 2.99% on our car, but hey we can't control that. That was also a rate through my credit union, not the dealer. Based on what the mortgage rates have been doing recently (trending down, slowly) I am hoping we continue to see rates on auto loans head that direction as well. Also, you can always refi when rates are lower.Great advice. Most credit unions can probably beat Toyota financing. Lowest current one I've found is 4-5%!
United States Senate Federal Credit Union
https://www.ussfcu.org/resources/rates/rates.html#new-auto-loans
Up to 36 months Maximum: $150,000 As low as** 4.74*** As low as $298.54+ Up to 48 months Maximum: $150,000 As low as** 4.99%*** As low as $230.25+ Up to 60 months Maximum: $150,000 As low as** 5.24%*** As low as $189.81+ Up to 72 months Maximum: $150,000 As low as** 5.74%*** As low as $164.50+ 84 months Maximum: $150,000 As low as** 5.99%*** As low as $146.04+
And anyone can apply for a loan through them (don't have to work for the government or any other qualifications other than credit check and income verification)
Nissan has 3.99 right now for 36mI was just about to reply as well. I've been watching rates and there are rates in the 5% - 6% at several institutions (mostly credit unions). They do not match the 2.99% on our car, but hey we can't control that. That was also a rate through my credit union, not the dealer. Based on what the mortgage rates have been doing recently (trending down, slowly) I am hoping we continue to see rates on auto loans head that direction as well. Also, you can always refi when rates are lower.
Here are Toyota's current offers. Would be nice to see 1.99% on the new Taco's....Nissan has 3.99 right now for 36m
I could see them offering a 1.9-3.9 to try and capture more of the market away from people waiting on a RR or something similarHere are Toyota's current offers. Would be nice to see 1.99% on the new Taco's....
I was told by my sales rep that they 2024 Tacoma sport premium with the six foot box in that red (supersonic red) due for delivery in mid JanuaryThat red Sport looks good. In Canada I don’t think it’s available, so I’ve been going back and forth on the orange or blue. But I’d take that red if it was in Canada.
and that is in Northern OntarioI was told by my sales rep that they 2024 Tacoma sport premium with the six foot box in that red (supersonic red) due for delivery in mid January