The less asshole answer is: Buy the car you want, and you're being a fool if you think there's going to be a reasonable resale market in less than 20-30 years. It's also foolish to buy a car as an investment.
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I hope they're not mistaking it for an AT... some Toyota dealership websites list the transmission type incorrectly on the 2023's.Sounds like non-A91 manuals are officially being allocated now:
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...e&format=jpg&auto=webp#listing=341073488/NONE
From Toyotas VIN analyzer
According to Toyota's VIN analyzer it's actually a manual. I've seen a lot of dealers label automatics as manuals on their websites and car gurus but this one is actually a manual it seems.
Hopefully the wait isn't too much longer. I turned down an automatic premium today in Stratosphere, and was almost regretting it. Gotta hold strong till those MT's come inSounds like non-A91 manuals are officially being allocated now:
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...e&format=jpg&auto=webp#listing=341073488/NONE
From Toyotas VIN analyzer
FffffiiiiinnnnaaaalllyyyySounds like non-A91 manuals are officially being allocated now:
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...e&format=jpg&auto=webp#listing=341073488/NONE
From Toyotas VIN analyzer
A lot of them, very annoying, having to go to the dealer website and finding out that it's an auto.
Call some dealers in your area and ask them if they will take a refundable deposit for putting in your preference. Make sure of their out the door price at the same time. No sense in putting in a deposit with a dealer who is going to bend you over like an olympic gymnast's coach with a markup. The way the "game" supposedly works is the dealer can put in a preference for a certain type of vehicle in the hopes of getting an allocation for it. What they actually get can vary from nothing to exactly what you wanted... which is why the "refundable" part of the deposit is important.
Do you work for Toyota or are you just looking at different zips on the Toyota website?
