New vehicle orders are taking longer to process because of the growing vehicle shortage. Hybrid vehicle waiting times are typically much longer than gas vehicle waiting times.
Since the waiting period could change at any time, it’s important to contact your local dealership as soon as possible and place your order if you need a car quickly.
World events, shortages of necessary parts, and natural disasters are just a few of the many potential causes of prolonged vehicle waiting times.
It may be even more challenging to get a car if you don’t already lease a Toyota vehicle or have a trade-in vehicle to offer the dealership, as some dealerships now prioritize vehicle assignments to customers that benefit the dealer the most. We’ve heard that some dealers won’t even take an order if the customer doesn’t meet certain requirements; has this ever happened to you? Tell us in the comments section at the bottom of the page!
If you’re interested, we’ve also compiled a Wait Time Guide for Honda Vehicles to help you with your research.
Latest Toyota Vehicle Wait Time
We contacted Toyota dealerships around the country to compile this list of estimated wait times for various models. This list of projected wait times is provided for reference purposes only.
Even though we do our best to make sure the information on this page is correct, If you are serious about buying a car, you should check with your local Toyota dealer for more accurate estimates.
How to Place An Order On a Vehicle?
Contact a Toyota dealership near you for more information. You can find more information on toyota.ca
Is the estimated wait time accurate?
The wait times listed below are estimates based on data collected from different dealerships. Production delays, logistics complications, natural disasters, and other unforeseeable events are all possibilities that could lengthen the time customers must wait for their vehicles.
Vehicle Wait Time Status
4Runner
Estimated Waiting Period:
4-8 Months (Most trims), 1 Year+ (TRD Pro)
There are 6 different 2023 Toyota 4Runner trims to choose from with an added 40th Anniversary edition for this year. You should be able to receive a unit within the above time range, as indicated by the dealers we contacted. The TRD Pro, though, will set you back a year or more.
bZ4X
Estimated Waiting Period:
6-12 Months (Higher trims could be available faster)
The lack of positive press surrounding Toyota’s first fully electric vehicle, the bZ4X, is good news for those still on the waiting list for a unit. Several car lots told us that customers sometimes cancel orders, meaning you might get your vehicle sooner if you place one now. Higher-end trim levels have become less desirable due to the dramatic price differences between trims, and may even be available at a dealer.
Camry Gas
Estimated Waiting Period:
4-7 Months
The Camry has started to enter its 2024 model production. We found that most dealerships stock the Camry gas model within this particular time frame. You may have better luck finding a dealer who can get you a unit more quickly if you are willing to be flexible about the colour.
Camry Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
Around 1.5 Years
Due to the lack of a redesign for the 2024 Camry Hybrid, it will have the shortest waiting period of any Toyota hybrid. Even so, it’s possible that the wait time will be over a year in length. The dealers we’ve spoken with have all said that the SE trim is the most in-demand out of the 5 trims available, so expect a lengthier wait time for the SE if you’re interested in purchasing one.
Corolla Cross Gas
Estimated Waiting Period:
8-12 Months
The Corolla Cross is a great option for those looking for a compact SUV that still offers the versatility of a vehicle like the Toyota RAV4. There are a total of four AWD models and two FWD models to choose from. According to dealers, production isn’t as high as it is for the RAV4, so there may be a long wait to get your hands on one.
Corolla Cross Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
1.5 years, may be longer
Some of the dealerships we contacted have begun receiving the highly anticipated Corolla Cross Hybrid, which is priced higher than the gas version. However, you won’t be able to just walk into the dealer to buy one. The number of people waiting means that you could be in line for over a year and a half.
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Corolla Gas
Estimated Waiting Period:
6-12 Months
Until recently, the Corolla Sedan was the go-to vehicle for getting a unit quickly, but now there is a long wait. A growing number of people have noticed longer lines at the gas station for the Corolla. There are rumours that Toyota could be planning to reduce production of gas models to make way for a Hybrid-only Corolla lineup in the coming years, so this could be the start of a new-normal with less gas Corolla in production.
Corolla Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, could be around 2 years or longer
The Corolla Hybrid has never been more impressive than it is this year. Toyota has expanded its lineup of this vehicle with all-wheel drive. In total, there are three AWD trims, with an FWD serving as the entry-level option. Unfortunately, due to increased demand, the waiting time to acquire the AWD capability has lengthened considerably. The Toyota Camry Hybrid is a good option for anyone looking to get behind the wheel a little faster.
Corolla Hatchback
Estimated Waiting Period:
3-8 Months
Among Toyota’s lineup of cars, the Corolla Hatchback is the smallest option for buyers. The Hatchback may be losing ground to larger vehicles, but it still maintains its devoted following. There are only four trim levels to pick from for the Corolla Hatchback, which only runs on gas. Dealers we’ve spoken to say the waiting period is generally faster than for the sedan variant.
Crown Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
6-12 Months
The Toyota Crown Hybrid can be purchased in three different trim levels. The new Crown has a potent engine setup, but fortunately, it’s priced high enough that fewer people are interested in buying it. This could mean a shorter wait time for this Toyota Hybrid model.
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GR 86
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, maybe 6 Months – over 1 year
One of the few affordable coupes available from Toyota is the GR86. Dealers claim that it is difficult to foresee how long customers will have to wait due to unpredictable production schedules. Likely, you will place an order and then wait.
GR Supra
Estimated Waiting Period:
Around 1 Year or More
In the sports coupe segment, Toyota and BMW collaborated to create the legendary Supra. With 2 automatic and 2 manual trims available, changes to the 2023 Toyota Supra include a new manual transmission and revised suspension calibration. The duration you’ll have to wait after you order this vehicle depends on production capacity, which is itself uncertain.
GR Corolla
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Likely Several Years
It’s safe to say that the new GR Corolla is as rare as a unicorn, seeing as how it’s advertised heavily but is unavailable for purchase. With only 6,600 units planned for production in all of 2023, the long wait will be measured in years rather than months. If you want to get your hands on a unit quicker, the GR 86 is the way to go.
Highlander Gas
Estimated Waiting Period:
8 Months – 12 Months
The gas-powered 2023 Highlander has been upgraded with a new 2.4-litre turbocharged engine. 3 of the 5 available higher grades have captain’s seats in the middle row, making the ride even more luxurious. From what we have gathered from talking to several dealerships, the gas-powered Highlander should be available in a reasonable amount of time, at most a few months.
Highlander Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
Around 2 Year or More
No matter which of the 5 trims you choose, you may be surprised to learn that there is a very large waiting period for the Highlander Hybrid. Unfortunately, getting a Highlander Hybrid remains difficult due to persistently high demand and low supply. Unless production suddenly improves, dealers estimate a wait time of more than 2 years.
Prius Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, likely over 1 Year minimum
The Prius Hybrid has never been hotter than it is now, thanks to the recently unveiled redesign. The model only comes in two trim levels, and the wait time has increased since the announcement. Our dealer contacts have confirmed that production of the Prius Hybrid has begun and that units are beginning to arrive on a more or less random basis.
Prius Prime
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Maybe 2 Years
The plug-in hybrid version of the Toyota Prius, the 2023 Prius Prime, follows the same path as the gasoline-electric Prius in shedding its unattractive appearance and emerging as a graceful swan. The exterior of the new Prius Prime is indistinguishable from that of the Prius Hybrid. The Plug-in Hybrid comes in three distinct trim levels. Due to high demand, buyers should anticipate a lengthy waiting period.
RAV4 Gas
Estimated Waiting Period:
6-12 Months
The RAV4 gas model’s wait time has increased over time, after initially decreasing. Most models may now have a wait time of at least six months. The XLE is a favourite among many customers, so expect a longer than average wait if you decide to get it.
RAV4 Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Around 1.5 Years or more
One of the most popular vehicles on the market is the RAV4 Hybrid. In our conversations with local car dealerships, we have learned that demand for the RAV4 Hybrid is significantly higher than expected.
There’s a long wait for consumers who want to upgrade to this car, especially in the XLE trim, which is what many people are ordering.
RAV4 Prime
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Likely Several Years
Despite extensive advertising, placing an order for a RAV4 Prime can be challenging. Toyota has not started manufacturing their Plug-in Hybrid SUV on a large scale, likely due to Covid-era’s parts shortage that continues to plague vehicle production.
There has been no official word on whether or not more inventory will arrive at some point this year, but some retailers have expressed optimism. Most dealerships no longer take orders for this car, so you’ll probably be told to order a RAV4 Hybrid instead.
Sequoia Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Maybe 2 Years
Even if you place an order for the fully-redesigned Sequoia Hybrid, you may have to wait a while before you receive a unit. This is the case until Toyota raises manufacturing levels for this model. The 4Runner is a good option if you need a car quickly because, although being smaller, its anticipated wait time is more acceptable for most people.
Sienna Hybrid AWD
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Likely Several Years
As a result of the Sienna Hybrid‘s persistently low production numbers, many people have been waiting for years to be offered a vehicle. This might explain why some car dealerships refuse to take orders for this model. According to dealers we spoke with, the FWD variant has fewer orders. Ask your local dealer if you may get this version instead if they cannot accept an order for the AWD.
Sienna Hybrid FWD
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Maybe 2 Years
If you’re looking for a new minivan, the all-wheel-drive (AWD) Sienna is likely out of stock and has a waiting list that stretches into the years, leaving only the front-wheel-drive (FWD) version, although even the FWD version has a significant delay. You can’t go wrong with either the AWD or the FWD. If you’re worried about driving in the winter, don’t waste time waiting for the all-wheel-drive model; instead, get some winter tires.
Tacoma
Estimated Waiting Period:
0-3 Months
With the release of the redesigned 2024 Tacoma on the horizon, now is the time to buy the current generation. They are easier to order, have stock on the way, or may even already be on the dealer lot. It’s the only car dealers are likely to actively offer promotions and discount right now, so check with your local dealership about pricing and availability.
If the recent release of new Toyota hybrid vehicles is any indication, however, those interested in a 2024 model should be prepared to wait for several years. Due to high demand and low supply, there will likely be a significant wait time.
Tundra Gas
Estimated Waiting Period:
10-14 Months
There is a lot of excitement surrounding the 2023 Tundra’s redesign. It comes with your choice of a Double Cab or a CrewMax with a variety of available bed lengths. The Tundra is assembled in the United States and most of the available packages may be ordered without an extremely long wait.
Tundra Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Over 1 Year
A few months ago, dealers around the country began receiving the first 2023 Tundra Hybrid deliveries. Most of the dealers we’ve spoken with have said that shipping levels have been fewer than ideal so far. As a result, you should expect to wait longer than its gas variations would require.
Venza Hybrid
Estimated Waiting Period:
Uncertain, Maybe 2 Years
The Venza Hybrid, which follows the RAV4 in Toyota’s lineup, has been drawing in a steady stream of admirers without drawing too much attention to itself. The luxury SUV comes in 3 distinct versions. Just like the RAV4 Hybrid, the Venza is in high demand, so you’ll have to wait a while before you can get your hands on one, as advised by local dealerships.
Does anyone moderate this website and answer questions. I never get any replies
Never got an answer. Will you be updating the wait time information now that is almost 6 months since the last update for Toyota. Thanks in advance I know you tell me I have asked before but I haven’t got an answer.
Never got an answer. Will you be updating the wait time information now that is almost 6 months since rpthe last update for Youotas. Thanks in advance.
Will you be updating the wait times soon, September is 5 months ago would like to think things have improved.ordered a Corolla Cross XSE AWD hybrid in September 2023 and told 1 to 1 1/2 year wait
After one year and eight months of waiting I gave up and bought another Subaru. The entire ordering process at our Toyota dealership lacked transparency. We were never given any information about our position in line or the rate of vehicle arrival. I couldn’t help but wonder if some customers were prioritized due to the higher value of their trade in or the length of their financing term. Good luck to the rest of you , I’ll be driving my new Subaru next week.
We’ve been a Toyota family for 25 years. I ordered a Highlander Limited Gas in Jan 2023 and was told 4 months. Got a couple of calls while waiting saying there is this red Highlander Platinum for 10K more than MSRP or this silver for 10K more, and it’s a “cancelled order.” Said no, still waiting for my original order and preferred colour/trim. My gut feel is that the dealers are offering vehicles to people on the wait list to see what people will pay. I doubt these are all ‘cancelled orders’. I also notice that Toyota the company has made 24% higher profits in 2023, which makes me wonder if they have a new profit model (restrain supply, lower expenses and sell for more $$). Ready to pull the plug on my order and buy another brand.
Ordered a sienna hybrid xse AWD black or other. March 2022. It’s now Oct 24/23 and nothing. Not build date or anything. Ordered in Nanaimo BC.
Kinda ridiculous.
We ordered before another dealer offered us a 22 Highlander hybrid bronze edition. It’s nice. But waiting for my sweet minivan!
Anyone wanna trade? Lol
order April 2022 Toyota sienna AWD, still no answer for when it will come, the dealer said people order in 2021 still waiting.
Cancelled my Corolla Hybrid reservation after waiting 9 months and still receiving no allocation… Went to Honda and ordered a Civic hatchback.. Arrived in under 4 weeks. Toyota can go pound sand.
Ordered Camry SE AWD May 2023 , told 3-6 months(Alberta). Started 8th in line , checked two weeks ago , and now at 13th in line.
Looks like Mazda might be a better choice for me. I’ll give Toyota until Christmas , and then hopefully Mazda has a nice Christmas promotion.
Ordered Venza Limited August 22, 2022. Dealerhip advised in Sept 2023 that only 4 Limited Venza have been delivered in 2023. There are 4 more on order and I am 4th? They have not received a build date and once received it will be 12 to 16 weeks. Looks like it may be early 2025 (at best) b4 delivery!!!
We placed an order for a gas Camry XSE in March 2023, east GTA, ON and were told ~8 months. We’re at six months now, and I don’t feel as though it’s going to arrive any time soon. Clearly we won’t be getting a 2023 model (but that’s ok).
I’ve been driving Toyotas exclusively for 30+ years, and I’m saddened by the state of things here in Canada with our lack of inventory, and moreso by the lack of answers. In some of the Camry groups I’m in, I see people are able to buy off the lot in the US, including 2024 models. It’s shameful.
Nine months later…still waiting for a GAS Camry. It’ll be February/March 2024 at best (a full year) – they haven’t confirmed a time yet, so this is only if I get word in the near year that it has gone into production 🙁
Sienna fwd in Montreal. Apr 2022, still no news. Montreal
ordered my Toyota Corolla Cross gas model in May 2023, delivered August 2023. three month wait wasn’t too bad.
I placed my order at the end of April, 2023 for an LE hybrid AWD, any colour. Got notice my Rav4 is in production with estimated delivery Oct or Nov 2023. I was initially told 9-12 month wait time. It will likely be only 6 months. Hopefully others will get good news soon.
I am in GTA. I ordered a Gas Rav 4 limited grey in Nov 2022, got a limited white in late April 2023 on a cancelled order. Due to it’s a “cancelled” order and I need the car badly, I had to pay extra packages that “came” with the order. Things like running board, rain visor, rust proofing, tire warranty plan and ECP. All these weren’t on my original order.
After reading all the threads here I am thinking what happens on my original order, it probably becomes another “cancelled” order. What if I chose to wait? The cars are out there, but it’s always the trade off you have to decide.
Last week I placed an order on Sienna limited. Sales told me a year-ish since I have Sienna to trade in and get a car from them. Let’s see how long it takes, but I am not in rush this time lol.
Got My 2024 Sienna Limited In Oct.
I ordered a Hybrid Rav4 XLE (Red) in September 2022 and then changed it to a Premium trim in early November and was advised it was considered a new order. Dealer would not give an estimate on ETA. In June i was asked if I would consider changing the colour as more white/Grey & black are being produced. I declined. I anticipate the order will be fulfilled in Winter 2024 with a 2024 model with a higher price and lower trade in value of my current vehicle.
I placed a deposit on a Toyota Highlander Platinum Hybrid in June 2022. We still have not received a car.
Our sales agreement noted our desire for a black or white exterior. We also noted we would consider any color interior, except black. On 12 July 2023, McGeorge Toyota of Richmond first offered us a conforming car except it had a silver exterior, which we would have accepted but for the fact it had a black interior. That said, the car had to be built.
We realize there is a shortage of cars, but we did not expect to have to wait over a year for delivery when we placed our order.
The salesperson at McGeorge has been responsive to our inquiries, and we have been led to believe the problem is not the cause of the dealer. It is a Toyota problem. I am beginning to have some concerns about a failure of a part on any Toyota I ultimately receive. Will Toyota be able to replace a critical part that fails in a timely manner?
We ordered a Highlander Hybrid Limited, (red) in late March of 2022 in Ottawa. It arrived 3 weeks ago (end of July, 2023) which was accurate according to the wait list times that changed on this site as the months went on. We were originally told 10-12 months but that changed on this site as we waited. I think the folks running this site have the right wait times as grim as that is.
Ordered Camry LE hybrid June 2022, still waiting for build date July 2023 in Toronto.
Ordered a Rav4 XLE gas AWD late October 2022 got a call to say the car will arrive at the dealer on July 20th 2023. Woohoo ! If you don’t want to wait, I will sell it for the right price, like the people asking $10 k over msrp .
Order placed for two RAV4 Hybrids XLE in September 22. Apparently 40 ahead of me at the dealer
I ordered a RAV4 limited awd hybrid in North Bay in mid-June 2023. Something now tells me that the salesman’s 5 to 6 month delivery estimate was overly optimistic. APA told me it would be a year.
I ordered the Hybrid XSE in May of 2022 in Montreal. I am still waiting. It’s not even in production so at least another 2 months.
We placed an order at a Montreal dealer for a Highlander Hybrid in March of 2022. Endless waiting with only vague arrival estimates from the dealer when we call them every 4 months. I don’t even ask for a specific month just a season and my salesman still hesitates to answer. Good thing my 2013 oil consuming outback is behaving.
Got a call from my dealer today (12th June 2023) that my RAV4 Xle Premium gas has gone for production and it will be delivered by Sep 2023. Booked mid Jan 2023 in Burnaby, BC.
This is my 8th month since I put in the order for Venza.
I was told it could up to a year. Reading experiences of others re their orders, I think I better invest some money repairing my old car which I am driving right now. It seems wait time could be even longer and Toyota doesn’t seem to care
Exactly and rightly said, I ordered my Venza last year in Oct 2022. Salesperson at the dealership in Mississauga is not even bothered to answer me and says he knows nothing about estimated time of arrival. I am really shocked to see what happened with Toyota , whats the management is doing on this .No idea if they are just sleeping and enjoying their lives. Such a frustrating wait time with only answer being thrown at clients is Covid. I mean come on , Covid is now pre historic , no one now even talk about Covid except Toyota.
Site was pretty accurate for me. Put my order in for an Corolla Hybrid LE in May of 2022. This site said the waiting time would be 8-12 months, at the time. Of course, the model year changed and changed my order to the Corolla Hybrid LE or AWD. Visited my dealer every two months and spent an hour with the sales person. Ended up with the SE model. Don’t like the idea of the replacement cost of those low profile tires but the independent rear suspension, which does not come with the LE, is sublime. The electric AWD fantastic in the winter. I’m a throttle/handbrake steering kind of guy but the computer does a great job of controlling brakes and throttle independently on all four corners. Know, from my mechanic that the mechanical system is less than reliable. Guessing the simplicity of the electric motor will improve this.
Took 11 months for xle RAV4 silver 2023 to be delivered in the greater Toronto area.
Gas or hybrid?
I placed an order for a TRD Sport Tacoma DBL Cab 4×4 Premium Pkg in lunar Rock. it’s been 8 months now, and still no date set for production. I was told by the sales person that the end of September will be last of the 2023 V6 Tacomas, that engine will be replaced with a 4 cylinder 2.4L with turbo. Not sure what to think about turbo, any experiences having a turbo vehicle? Problems Etc .
Thanks .
I’m from Canada.
put in my order for awd le sienna sept 2021. may 30 2023 still waiting with abated breath. bc canada
I put a deposit for my teenager’s first car, Corolla Hybrid. Dealer says 10-12 years and I said OK as she is 2 years old now. Time flies when you are having fun!
I was set to put a deposit on a 2023 prius prime and was told the dealer was allocated 10 units this year and maybe the same next year and they already had 40 deposits in line. I wanted a Toyota but my Buick will do just fine thanks. The wait times in Canada are unacceptable compared to the US . If Toyota can’t get their act together I will never buy one.
waiting on highlander platinum Gas for 10 mnths .. still no words from dealership
As much as I’d like a RAV4 Prime LE for MSRP or less, that may never happen. That’s OK. My 2020 Lexus ES 350 will likely outlive an old fart like me.
Toyota appear to be more freely shipping cars to the US, given they are generating higher profits margins there right now. Given pricing in each country and the USD CAD rate. Pretty sad.
Just be aware if placing an order, there’s no “got mine way earlier than expected” surprises.
Someone should do a story about what Toyota is doing with all of our deposits. WTF?
The dealers have that money. Toyota only has the order.
Have been on a list for a Toyota Highland hybrid for 15 months. What a fiasco.
I am in BC, put deposit in May 2022 on a hybrid LE. was told 9-11 month wait. Just contacted the dealer for an update and they said they are fulfilling orders made in January 2022 for the months of June and July this year.
That must simply be in BC because I placed my order February 2022 and got my 23 Hybrid Limited in January 2023. I was told a 6 month wait.
Ordered a Sienna AWD in April 2022. Was told 12-14 months.
A full year later and the vehicle hasn’t been started yet.
Hello, does anybody know how to check if your order is not being passed by other more important customers who place an order later than you? I am asking because I place my order for Corolla hatchback in Sept of 2022. Its been 8 months and they still haven’t created my VIN # yet. According to this website, the wait time is 3-7mths. This is a very weird situation.
Put deposit on Corolla hatchback Nov 2022. Now in May 2023 we are still halfway thru the dealers waitlist. Fed up. Put a deposit on a Kia Forte last week. First one that delivers it, wins the sale.
dep on corolla 4 dr Oct’22, estimated delivery Feb’23, then Apr’23. latest response-they have no idea when I’ll get it. Longtime toyota purchaser. this will be the last one (if it ever arrives). Kitchener Waterloo Ontario
Ordered a Corolla SE (Base) sept 2022, was told Feb-Mar 2023. Still Waiting no manufacture info yet.
Was told getting a 2024 now as all 2023 are gone.
I put a deposit on a RAV4 hybrid limited in May 2023, delivery scheduled for December 2024. My current Toyota gave out after 20 years and I needed a vehicle RIGHT NOW ! !…Nothing, (no matter what vehicle you would settle for ) at the dealerships was available, as those arriving were all pre sold, many months ago.
Well….I Started looking at other manufactures.
Found Mazda had some vehicles on their lot. Took a test drive of their CX-5, which is a close competitor to the RAV4, but more luxurious and a great reputation for quality, reliability and especially performance. No Hybrid, but I didn’t really care.
I purchased a top of the line, fully loaded CX-5 Signature Turbo that had just arrived and even though it had more options than the Rav4 Limited I had ordered. It was less expensive with the same warranty as Toyota, but with unlimited mileage.
When I received my Mazda CX-5, I drove to Toyota, showed them what I purchased and cancelled my RAV4.
I have to say, Mazda is a vehicle you don’t think of because they are a very small Japanese company but all their CX-5 SUVs , are built in Japan and the quality is amazing.
Amazing vehicle, and so much fun to drive…Zoom..Zoom
Wow ! Congrats to you, I am thinking the same too
Good for you Rick. I own a 2018 Mazda CX5 and a 2005 Toyota Highlander . The Toyota has been great and it is still running very well after 18 years. I would like to get a Venza to replace the Highlander eventually but not sure how far ahead I need to place an order. You should have no worries with you CX5. Based on the 5 years we have owned the CX5, it’s quality and reliability is just as good as Toyota. I would not hesitate to switch to a Mazda for replacing the Highlander if the waiting time is too long and when the Mazda hybrid comes in 2024 – 2025.
Update from my dealership…. I put down a deposit in May 2022 for a Venza. Was told originally 6-8 months’ wait. My order still hasn’t been accepted (to be built). They just got their first 2023 vehicle this month. Customer had been waiting for 16 months. New projection for my order – I could get lucky and get it in a few months (e.g. September) or I may have to wait until the end of the year or even early 2024.
Put a deposit for Highlander Hybrid in Jan 2022. Today is April 2023.
Crickets.
I ordered a 23 GR Supra Manual in August, 2022. Dealer still has no ETA.
sounds like me to mike, i order a toyota hybred limited in rubyred pearl ,in british columbia canada and my dealer s told me the same thing no estimate time of delivery so still waiting in canada
My brother recommended I would possiblylike this website. He used to be totally right. This post truly made my day.You can not consider simply how so much time I had spent for this information! Thank you!
I put a deposit in for the 2023 Sequoia TRD PRO to replace my Highlander Hybrid lease in October 2022. They have no idea on allocations much less delivery. They are giving me $10k to return the Highlander though.
Put a deposit for a Venza on May 5 2022. Dealer said the wait would be 6-9 months. It’s been 11 months so far and Toyota still hasn’t accepted my order to build it.
Put a deposit for rav4 hybrid LE 1/13/2023 and supposed to get it mid May. Was called yesterday to say it’s on the way to Montana
Hi there.
Can I ask you if you are in Canada or on the USA? I did place an order same time as you and was told 18 months here in Canada
We are a Canadian site. This is information from different dealers in Canada.
I found this surprising that in Canada someone ordered in January 2023 and will get a Rav4 hybrid in may 2023. I was told 18 months myself in January 2023 when I placed my order.
His post says “Montana”. Montana is in the USA…. He is not Canadian.
i put my order in May 2022 for Rav4 Hybrid XLE, got the car in March 2023. I am in Mississauga
We put a deposit for 2023 Prius Prime in March 2022. Still waiting 13 months later!
Toyota.ca posted the 2023 Prius Prime pricing at the beginning of April 2023. The first shipment to the U.S. is expected in May but not sure the timing for Canada. I’m in Ontario and has placed an order as well in April but I think B.C. and Quebec will get first dip as they have provincial rebate on top of the federal rebate. Depending on which province you are in, it may be a long wait, up to 2 years, I was told be the dealer.
We put a deposit for an SR5 6.5′ box TRD OFF ROAD January 2022. Still waiting 15 months later!
I put a deposit on the same thing September 2021 and I am still waiting as well. Also waiting for Hybrid Sienna, who knows when/if we will ever get either of them.
We were told yesterday at our dealership that it would be a 5 year wait for a Sienna.
I put a deposit on22 trd sport premium 3rd of march 22 got a 23 trd sport premium the 8th of November I am in PEI ,Canada
I put deposit for 23 gr supra manual. Dealer said wait time 3 to 6 months.