[MJSydow]

How long did people have to wait for their new Siennas? I’ve been on the list for over 5 months with no assuring as to when I might get mine.
Also, how many paid (and how much) over MSRP? My dealer still promises MSRP but thinks it may be a 2023 by the time it gets here.

 

[Holdme]

I would suggest grabbing alcohol (you're going to need it) and head over to the gen 4 forums and start reading here - US Prices Paid. Start around page 15 or so to get started around the 2022 OTD prices.

There's just too many variables though to call any one persons situation. I tend to notice the biggest factor is location. Someone living in a place like say rural Nebraska has better chances of scoring a good price/msrp van compared to those having to shop for one in a place like Houston or LA.

Personally I went from being on around 8 wait list down to 1 after having two so called msrp dealers both raise their prices when the day came to actually buy the vehicle (wasn't going to risk getting burned after a 3 hour drive so took back my deposits). The last place I'm with now had a 2k markup when I signed up with them 8 months ago but have now raised that to 5k. At least they are honoring the original 2k still with me. Good luck.

 

[sigmanova]

I'm at 7 months wait here in Southern California from a dealer selling at MSRP no add-ons. They're just not churning out enough of them to meet the crazy demand.

I'm hopeful we'll get a 2023 model by the end of the year at this rate.

 

[westtexascane]

I’m in Texas and they want 49,000 for an xle with add ons however also a 4K markup after msrp. I’ve been on the list for 2 weeks but got my name on one coming in mid September supposedly. These are the specs below.