How much did Canadian MSRP go up?

It’s not as steep as it seems… Toyota Canada recently change how they display pricing on the website; the $46K figure includes Freight & PDI and other fees, which were previously added on separately above the MSRP. Once you back out those $3-4K of fees, the comparable MSRP to before is is closer to $42K, which is a few thousand more than the old model (I think it was $36 or $38K? Never paid close attention to the non-Prime), but also comes with many more features for that money.

Still a lot of coin though…

 

Found this:

Pricing | Toyota Canada

Only thing confounding is the use of letters to signify levels, and no further explanation.



It only goes back to 2010. I have exactly the same numbers I marked up in our2010 brochure, except pretty sure I swapped the Technology and Touring numbers. Ours is Touring, and yeah, it must have been the $31,865 figure.



Too, back then dealerships were significantly discounting the MSRP. We got roughly $2K off, plus the documentation fee waived. Out-the-door for our 2010 Touring was $33684.

 

hi Sarge I bought a Prius Prime Upgrade 2022 in 31 january 2022 . The price paid before provincial and federal taxes was 38 686$Cad.
Now the 2023 XSE is the model that replaces the Upgrade model . prices before taxes is 45 864$CAD
so the price went up by 7 177.75$cad before taxes

 

Just to resume my 2022 PPrime Upgrade after taxes and provincial rebates and federal rebate , out the door price was 39 000$ with 4 winter tires and steel rims.

 

Yes at the time, that is what I tought...love the car and it fit's my needs...but today in 2023 ,I think that the price increase is pushing me out of the Prius line .....for the future .....unless Toyota goes ahead with a full electric Prius....car...i'm not a SUV fan.

 

Quelle agréable surprise vous me faites en vous exprimant en français ! Vous etes un fin connaisseur et vos commentaires sont toujours pertinents
superbe la EV6

 

Salut Tideland, je ne savais pas que tu parles français aussi!

Louis, je suis bilingue aussi car j’étais né et agrandi à Montréal (rive sud), jusqu’à mon déménagement à Toronto en 2001 pour ma carrière. Mes parents et mon frère restent toujours à Montréal, et je visite quelques foils par année. Je suis toujours un partisan du Canadiens.

Anglais est toujours ma langue primaire et je sais que ma grammaire en français n’est pas parfait, mais je me débrouille quands même.


Also, trying to write in French online is a bit of PITA with autocorrect always fighting me… lol. Apologies to all of our non-French speaking friends reading this.

 

Hi Kevin your french is very good , thanks for your post , it's good to know you are still an Hab's fan despite their poor performance

 

Thanks.... I must say it has been rather interesting living amongst Leafs fans with their perpetual playoff failures while rooting for the Habs who have had 3 decent runs in the last 13 years or so. It does feel a bit dirty rooting for the Lightning though, and maybe Boston if they Leafs finally pull off the win... But we'll see. At least the Habs future is looking bright!

 

IDEM pour moi, know the feeling .....of fighting autocorrection in an other language