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Toyota Ups The Price Of Some Of Its Fuel Misers… And Most Everything Else Too
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03-30-2012, 02:24 PM
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Toyota Ups The Price Of Some Of Its Fuel Misers… And Most Everything Else Too
 Will the price increases affect the company’s sales rebound going forward?
Wayne Gerdes - CleanMPG - March 30, 2012
2012 Toyota Prius v – The highly regarded 42 mpgUS combined rated small CUV/Wagon sees its MSRP increase 0.6% and we are only 4-months into the New Year.
Toyota today is saying it will be charging higher manufacturer’s suggested retail prices for most of its Toyota and Scion models. Models receiving price increases include the 2012 Toyota Prius v, Camry and Camry Hybrid, Highlander Hybrid, and Tacoma pickup truck and the 2013 Scion tC.
Fortunately, prices for all other Toyota and Scion models remain unchanged.
Price Increases
The model-by-model price increases reflect individual percentage increases ranging from 0.4 to 1.0 percent and will begin with May 2012 production.
2012 Toyota Model-By-Model MSRP Change
| Year | Model | Current MSRP (USD$’s) | Price Increase | New MSRP ($USD) | | 2012 | Prius v Two Hybrid | $26,400 | $150 | $26,550 | | 2012 | Prius v Three Hybrid | $27,165 | $150 | $27,315 | | 2012 | Prius v Five Hybrid | $29,990 | $150 | $30,140 | | 2012 | Camry L 4-Door Sedan | $21,955 | $100 | $22,055 | | 2012 | Camry LE 4-Door Sedan | $22,500 | $100 | $22,600 | | 2012 | Camry XLE 4-Door Sedan | $24,725 | $50 | $24,775 | | 2012 | Camry SE 4-Door Sedan | $23,000 | $220 | $23,220 | | 2012 | Camry SE V6 4-Door Sedan | $26,640 | $270 | $26,910 | | 2012 | Camry XLE V6 4-Door Sedan | $29,845 | $270 | $30,115 | | 2012 | Camry Hybrid LE 4-Door Sedan | $25,900 | $90 | $25,990 | | 2012 | Camry Hybrid XLE 4-Door Sedan | $27,400 | $100 | $27,500 | | 2012 | Highlander Hybrid 4WD-i V6 SUV | $38,540 | $175 | $38,715 | | 2012 | Highlander Hybrid LTD 4WD-i V6 SUV | $44,195 | $175 | $44,370 | | 2012 | Tacoma Regular Cab 4x2 MT | $16,875 | $250 | $17,125 | | 2012 | Tacoma Regular Cab 4x2 Auto | $17,775 | $250 | $18,025 | | 2012 | Tacoma Access Cab 4x2 MT | $19,665 | $250 | $19,915 | | 2012 | Tacoma Access Cab 4x2 Auto | $20,565 | $250 | $20,815 | | 2012 | Tacoma X-Runner Access Cab V6 | $26,380 | $250 | $26,630 | | 2012 | Tacoma PreRunner Access Cab | $21,325 | $250 | $21,575 | | 2012 | Tacoma PreRunner Access Cab V6 | $22,760 | $250 | $23,010 | | 2012 | Tacoma Double Cab 4x2 | $22,175 | $250 | $22,425 | | 2012 | Tacoma PreRunner Double Cab 4x2 | $22,825 | $250 | $23,075 | | 2012 | Tacoma PreRunner Double Cab 4x2 V6 | $24,260 | $250 | $24,510 | | 2012 | Tacoma PreRunner Double Cab 4x2 V6 L/B | $24,760 | $250 | $25,010 | | 2012 | Tacoma Regular Cab 4x4 MT | $20,725 | $250 | $20,975 | | 2012 | Tacoma Regular Cab 4x4 Auto | $21,855 | $250 | $22,105 | | 2012 | Tacoma Access Cab 4x4 MT | $23,500 | $250 | $23,750 | | 2012 | Tacoma Access Cab 4x4 Auto | $24,400 | $250 | $24,650 | | 2012 | Tacoma Access Cab 4x4 V6 MT | $25,055 | $250 | $25,305 | | 2012 | Tacoma Access Cab 4x4 V6 Auto | $25,935 | $250 | $26,185 | | 2012 | Tacoma Double Cab 4x4 V6 MT | $26,455 | $250 | $26,705 | | 2012 | Tacoma Double Cab 4x4 V6 Auto | $27,335 | $250 | $27,585 | | 2012 | Tacoma Double Cab 4x4 V6 L/B | $27,835 | $250 | $28,085 |
All prices listed above exclude the Delivery, Processing, and Handling (DPH) fee
What is readily apparent from the above is that the now defunct Ford Ranger will provide Toyota a bottom line increase with higher Tacoma prices.
In addition, it was fortunate that Prius hatch, c and PHEV prices were left alone.
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03-30-2012, 03:57 PM
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Re: Toyota Ups The Price Of Some Of Its Fuel Misers… And Most Everything Else Too
I doubt this will even be felt by consumers, as nobody really pays sticker for a new car, and an extra $200 when you're financing over 4-5 years equates to about $2/mo for the payment.
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03-30-2012, 04:23 PM
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Re: Toyota Ups The Price Of Some Of Its Fuel Misers… And Most Everything Else Too
This WILL be felt by consumers. The dealer's best price is based on his cost. The good news is no price increase for Prius c and liftback. Yet.
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03-30-2012, 04:24 PM
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Re: Toyota Ups The Price Of Some Of Its Fuel Misers… And Most Everything Else Too
inflation...
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Re: Toyota Ups The Price Of Some Of Its Fuel Misers… And Most Everything Else Too
$250 is trivial to the $5,000+ that dealers usually charge for the privilege of buying a Prius.
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04-01-2012, 09:21 AM
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Re: Toyota Ups The Price Of Some Of Its Fuel Misers… And Most Everything Else Too
Quote:
Originally Posted by Indigo
$250 is trivial to the $5,000+ that dealers usually charge for the privilege of buying a Prius.
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OMG, you are, like, soooooo old. 2007 is calling and it wants its patchy market adjustment back.
Toyota delivery for cars: $760
MSRP excludes delivery
2012 Prius Two: MSRP $24,000
2012 Prius c Two MSRP $19,900
2012 Prius v Two MSRP $26,400
http://www.russeltoyota.com/Results....us&selTrim=Two
http://www.russeltoyota.com/Results....0C&selTrim=Two
http://www.russeltoyota.com/Results....0v&selTrim=Two
PS Russell Toyota is in Baltimore, MD.
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04-01-2012, 09:51 AM
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Re: Toyota Ups The Price Of Some Of Its Fuel Misers… And Most Everything Else Too
A Prius I would not mind, an Aveo ..oops Sonic at full jack retail or more no way.
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