[firetruck41]

Originally Posted by Tundrav8yamaha

who payes Msrp I don't go into a Dealership and say I want that without the price negotiate on the car/truck but then again there are people out there who aren't that bright and do
It's pretty obvious I'm the type buyer who shops the ad's searching for the best possible deal breaker but then again this isn't new to be as a Loyal Toyota customer.

Hopefuly no one pays MSRP. That still doesn't change the fact that Toyota sets the MSRP, and the MSRP is easily seen on Toyota's website.

Like this for example if i wanted to buy a New 2007 Tundra Double cab and see an sr5 on a Saturday ad quoted for $24,600 from Cobb Toyota based in Atlanta and seeing them at other places for $28k to 30k Yea they have the truck in stock but your saving in the long run.

No idea what you just said.

About the Quoted mag I really tend to beleive the $62k as tested with navi is ideally the Mrsp this 2008 Toyota Lc is set for.This had Navi too so idealy I think some price inflation is pretty much expected on this new of a product which is really nothing new in my book i've seen this with the Tundra when I lived in California too.

Erik

So what you are basically saying is you think that Toyota has priced the MSRP too high. This has nothing to do with whether a dealer's "price is more inflated then dealerships want to claim", whatever that means. The MSRP is the MSRP, it's not some other number you decide to come up with. I think you are simply trying to say that Toyota has overpriced the Land Cruiser, but you're the only one that knows what you are trying to say.