How much will $36,000 get you these days? Approximately one 2023 Toyota GR Corolla.
Although the Circuit and Morizo Editions of the Corolla won’t hit dealerships until 2023, you won’t have to wait much longer for the “base” Core model–look for it coming to a Toyota lo…
This will be great if one is available at MSRP. I do not think that will be possible.
In reply to singleslammer :
I really wish I could disagree with you, but I fear that dealerships will be dealerships.
I'm guessing $60k in the real world...
Colin Wood said:In reply to singleslammer :
I really wish I could disagree with you, but I fear that dealerships will be dealerships.
You can still get a BRZ at MSRP if you shop around, my son just did 2 weeks ago where as every Toyota dealership that he called was asking $5K to $10K over sticker for an GR 86. Good luck with getting a GR Corolla at sticker.
Not in the market (currently) but really stoked on this, looking forward to driving impressions once the embargoes are lifted.
Too bad on the initial color selection, looks like we have red, white, black, grey, other grey, and other white on offer.
Fupdiggity (Forum Supporter) said:... Too bad on the initial color selection, looks like we have red, white, black, grey, other grey, and other white on offer.
Back when I was looking at used Jag F-Types, about 90% were black or white, with gray/silver running a distant third.
im afraid to go to the dealership and even ask about a bidlist... I mean waitlist
$4k more than another magazine said would be MSRP. Just as I said in another thread on this forum.
I think this is a super exciting car, but I don't think you'll be able to get one for less than $40k since manufacturers won't reign in ADMs. That's what killed the Focus RS. I really wanted one, no test drives unless you sign the paperwork to buy "and then we can tear it up afterward."
In reply to z31maniac :
I haven't checked recently but I wonder what Golf Rs are going for these days. When I bought my GTI in 2018 I could have walked out the door with an R for just over $36k (the GTI was 28 out the door).
What is Volkswagen not let their dealers mark up like that. In my experience Toyota dealers are the freaking worst even when they have a full lot of unsold stuff.
In reply to z31maniac :
I paid exactly MSRP for a 2017 Focus RS in October of 2017. Just had to wait for the hype to die down. I did not even attempt a test drive because in my experience test drives aren't all that useful. Didn't get to test drive my 2013 WRX, either.
Berck said:In reply to z31maniac :
I paid exactly MSRP for a 2017 Focus RS in October of 2017. Just had to wait for the hype to die down. I did not even attempt a test drive because in my experience test drives aren't all that useful. Didn't get to test drive my 2013 WRX, either.
The multiple dealers around here weren't asking over MSRP back then, but I wasn't willing to sign the note on something they wouldn't even let me drive.
They wanted you to go through all the paperwork, sign for a loan, before they'd let you have a test drive.
I really wish they'd go ahead and announce the Canadian pricing too.
I asked my local dealer two days after the release if I could get on the list. He told me it was 8 deep already and they hope to get 1 or 2 in the first year of production. I feel like its insider trading at the dealers to get the new hot models.
Fupdiggity (Forum Supporter) said:Not in the market (currently) but really stoked on this, looking forward to driving impressions once the embargoes are lifted.
Too bad on the initial color selection, looks like we have red, white, black, grey, other grey, and other white on offer.
Cant believe Toyota didnt at least offer a beige per their norm....
kevinatfms said:Fupdiggity (Forum Supporter) said:Not in the market (currently) but really stoked on this, looking forward to driving impressions once the embargoes are lifted.
Too bad on the initial color selection, looks like we have red, white, black, grey, other grey, and other white on offer.
Cant believe Toyota didnt at least offer a beige per their norm....
I'd rock a sand beige GR Corolla. Would be perfect for the dustbowl I live in. =P
Kidding aside, Toyota... make it in Galactic Aqua Mica, and give me a call. The base car with the performance package and cold weather package would be quite tempting for me, if at MSRP you're looking at around $700 / month. Oof. Makes me sick looking at that number a bit, but... I've never owned a new car. My first Toyota was an E70 Corolla (hence the name) and I'm definitely interested in the GR.
In reply to Colin Wood :
Did you mean Stealerships?
A $36,000.00 Corolla? Seriously?
In reply to rustomatic :
Wait until you see the price on the top-tier trim...and that's before "market adjustments"
My only hope is that Toyota continues to crank these out for a few years so that the hype and markups can die down. With the death of ICE sports cars, I suspect this might be a 2 model-year only vehicle
rustomatic said:A $36,000.00 Corolla? Seriously?
A new ZL1 Camaro is $70-80k. Is it not unreasonable for a Corolla to cost half of what a Camaro costs?
Alternatively, MSRP on a 2004 STi was $32k, which is about $50k in 2022 dollars. And that got you a blanking plate instead of a radio.
Back then people were incredulous over spending That Kind of money on a Subaru. The market tended to think it was acceptable 
If this sells at MSRP, I'm probably a buyer. Stock class rallycross here I come!
A corolla with a bespoke engine, transmission, torsen differtials, 300hp and a drift mode. Just think of it as the new Celica Altrac, except with more power and better tech.
Apparently it undercuts the Golf R and Civic Type R. So a golf and a civic are even more ;)
Pete. (l33t FS) said:rustomatic said:A $36,000.00 Corolla? Seriously?
A new ZL1 Camaro is $70-80k. Is it not unreasonable for a Corolla to cost half of what a Camaro costs?
Alternatively, MSRP on a 2004 STi was $32k, which is about $50k in 2022 dollars. And that got you a blanking plate instead of a radio.
Back then people were incredulous over spending That Kind of money on a Subaru. The market tended to think it was acceptable
A Camaro 1SS 1LE is $46k. And I have a feeling it would still stomp a GR Corrola, no need for the ZL1.
z31maniac said:Pete. (l33t FS) said:rustomatic said:A $36,000.00 Corolla? Seriously?
A new ZL1 Camaro is $70-80k. Is it not unreasonable for a Corolla to cost half of what a Camaro costs?
Alternatively, MSRP on a 2004 STi was $32k, which is about $50k in 2022 dollars. And that got you a blanking plate instead of a radio.
Back then people were incredulous over spending That Kind of money on a Subaru. The market tended to think it was acceptable
A Camaro 1SS 1LE is $46k. And I have a feeling it would still stomp a GR Corrola, no need for the ZL1.
But, that is not the top model, which skews things. A mid level Corolla is about $25k, so still about half.
For $46k you get a large, heavy car that only has two wheel drive, and sounds like a Silverado. I'll take the Corolla.
Really, would rather have the Yaris.
rustomatic said:A $36,000.00 Corolla? Seriously?
we said that about a focus RS or a golf R and those did well, except the focus because its trash...
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