Hello all, I am in the market for a Prado GXL due to growing family and other needs.
Toyota is currently running an EoY? promo $65,990 drive away (GXL plain) and $66,590 with metallic paint.
Curious to know if there is a better deal somewhere in WA or the price can be further negotiated.
Also not sure when the 2020 model will come out, what do you think of the price going to be?
Any comment will be appreciated.
To what level tho..
Spackbace will be awake soon
Where is the MS paint diagram?
Twiddles thumbs waiting for Spackbace to show up
I assume you can offer them an OzB discount?
2020 models would already be released. It would just be a case of finding stock. Hence why they are trying to shift 2019 stock
Price on Toyota's site is $67,553 for non-metallic paint from Perth. So, you are saving $1,500 on an old stock vehicle.
There certainly would be a lot more wiggle room on a 2019 than a 2020, but you might find you have less choice of colour. I would imagine they would have white ones coming out their wazoo because of the mining industry.
*chews gum till spackbace gets here*
Price on Toyota's site is $67,553 for non-metallic paint
That's manual pricing, switch it to Auto and it becomes $70,748 drive away
Good sleep in?
No sleep in, WST time ;)
Oh, didn't notice that. Thought it defaulted to Auto when I selected GXL.
I thought a $1,500 saving on last year's model seemed a bit shitty… :D
Buy a slightly older model. The 150 series has been out since 2010… The features on the newer models are minimal and you can save a lot on buying a slightly older model. The newer models IMO are worse because they run the less powerful 2.8L diesel engine (2015 model onwards). I have an older petrol model and I upgraded the stereo and roof rack and bullbar etc all the other features myself.
the less powerful 2.8L diesel engine
What are you smoking?
http://beta.redbook.com.au/compare/?ids=SPOT-ITM-378186,SPOT…
127kw vs 130kw
410Nm (@ 2800 RPM) vs 450Nm (@ 2400 RPM)
2.8T is the better engine.
A lot of people who buy the newer models still report that the newer models feel slower and more sluggish contrary to what the power figures say. It depends also what you use it for towing a lot as to how it performs. I have the V6 model which has more power so I don't see any issues however they stopped making the petrol model.
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Thanks for the info provided mate. Seems price of a Prado is solid..
Price you've been quoted is basically cost price for a demo, and you're getting a new plate for that.
I can't do anything on that and I'd suggest you grab it, if that price is legitimate.
Hey Guys, just following up to see if anyone has any updates on current Prado Pricing now the 2021 models are out.
Im looking at a new or demo GXL (Happy if its 2019, 2020 or 2021)
wondering what the pircing is like for each…and what stock levels are like too I guess if anyone knows.
Cheers
You'll need to decide if you want a 2019, 2020 or 2021 first.
The 2019 to mid 2020 will have 130kW. The late 2020 and 2021 will have 150kW, Android Auto and Apple Carplay.
You probably won't find a new 2019/early2020 - possibly a demo only (toyota ran out during covid shutdowns…)
Hey guys, I’ve decided to go a brand new updated 2020/21 model with the added power and apple car play etc.
I’m looking at GXL, flat tail gate pack, leather pack and towing pack.
Any input regarding prices anyone has got would be great. Cheers
Buy a Landrover Defender.
What price are the defenders?
I’m keen on 7 seats also
Same as a Prado, 7 seat option. Much much better car. Even with the latest updates, the Prado is woefully underpowered. FYI, when replying to someone, you need to press reply on their post, otherwise you're talking to yourself.
Thanks for that mate.
I’ve had a look at the land rover and you’re right they certainly leave the Prado behind for what’s included.
However the comparison level for the Prado GXL price wise is the 200D, which from reviews I looked at is pretty underwhelming too.
Size wise how do they compare to the Prado do you know?
And also I like the resale of Prados
Of course a better price can be negotiated.