Most cars will already have them from either the port, factory, or distributor. In my case, a 2016 Corolla LE, the distributor installed the floor mats. Yours might not have come with them, but I'm sure you could order some from Toyota.

 

Even if they included floor Matt’s, you have to pay for it additional to MSRP.

 

Floormats have always been optional equipment, but you'll rarely see a car NOT optioned with floormats from the factory because the Toyota region/distributor will always order them that way. That's just how Toyota operates, but I'm sure other companies do it too (I've seen Hyundai do it the same way). If you don't want mats from the factory, you'd have to place a special order.

 

I'm a VW refugee who's never bought a Toyota before, and I can't recall the normal textile mats being an additional charge with a VW, though the heavy rubber ones did show up as an option. I've never ordered anything from Weather Tech before; looks like this is the chance.

I thank you for the info.

 

It depends on the dealership. There are some cheap ones out there who won't order them, but during haggling you can tell them to throw them in free. Also see if you can get free, additional oil changes beyond the 2 (that's the "Toyota Care PLUS" 4yr-45K). Well 2 more oil changes, LMAO.

If you already got the car, then try it next time.

 

You're definitely better off buying floor mats as parts from any online Toyota dealership. My dealer was kind enough to allow me to leave off all options. Which meant I picked up sets of both carpeted and all weather mats for about $50 less than the dealer would have charged for one set.

 

Mine came with both sets

 

In the states, that would have been $600 added to the price. It's a line item here. Dealers are happy to charge $299/set. Whereas, each set is about $120 from online dealers.

 

Maybe they hide it in the price here ... sneaky Canada

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We can gladly sell our extra mats to the Americans!! Since ours comes with the normal mat and all weather.

 

Personally, I'd order something aftermarket like Lloyd's($105) or Weathertech. You can get better quality for a lower price.

My CPO, '19 came with only the all-weather rubber floor liners. The weather in Louisiana doesn't warrant the rubber mats.
Toyota wanted a lot of money for theirs, I got mine for much less on Autoanything.

Exco

 

I'd have to look at my window sticker again but I believe mine were a $249 or $250 dollar add-on/option last or next to last item on the sticker. I don't recall if it was a factory or dealer add-on.

Jason

 

Mine were an included item in the purchase of the car (listed as a separate item/purchase). It came with all weather mats, and the all weather hatch liner. I would have preferred carpet ones though, so if anyone happens to want to trade, just let me know!

 

I'm very unhappy with Toyota. I bought my car on September 30, 2020 and was promised my all weather car mats in two weeks. Supposedly they are not making them and I have to keep waiting. Wait for how long? Will my car interior be destroyed by the time I received my mats? This is unacceptable. If Toyota's provider isn't making them, they should already have a new provider. Bad Business practice.

 

Get your money refunded from the dealer and then buy a set from one of the many online parts dealers. A full set (carpet or all weather) is only $120 from online dealers.

I realize it's difficult to get money back from a dealership. They incorrectly added Zurich shield (over $650!!) to my loan even though my car was not treated (a specific request from me for the deal we made). I finally got a refund once I spoke with the sales manager.

 

I didn't have to wait for my Toyota mats they were already in the car when I bought it. Though I still bought the cheaper Ross mats to put under the Toyota ones. This helped dampen the loud tire noise on my XSE Hatch. Just make sure with the Ross Mat you punch a hole in the driver side one to fit over the holding latch so it doesn't shift out of place.

 

I just picked up a 21 HB this morning and it came with 2 sets of mats....but no spare tire a pump and a patch kit weird

 

My 20 hb came with all weather mats but no carpet mats. I was able to find a set of OEM mats for a good price on eBay. As far as the spare, I do have a donut spare in the trunk. I keep a 12v compressor, jump starter, first aid kit and even jumper cables just in case. There's a lot of space under that trunk mat!

 

yes it came with rubber and carpet mats

 

Canadian models typically come with both sets of mats. Hatch rubber mat was not included for mine, I bought it separately on the all-mighty Amazon

USA models depend on a dealer. In most cases, either or both carpet/rubber have to be purchased separately...

 

My son recently bought a 2021 Corolla and he has yet to get his floor mats as they are out of stock. We have been waiting about 3 months now. That might be why you haven't gotten yours. I would talk to the dealer who sold you the car.

 

I have ordered a 2021 XSE. The closest they have in stock is SE upgrade. I mentioned that the WeatherTechs from my 2017 XSE would not fit and the sales man showed me the all weather mats that would be included (explaining that I would not have to replace my WeatherTechs). They have not even located a car for me atfter a week of looking. The mats may be the leasts of my worries

 

Where are you from I had to order my car 2 months in advance... I think the manual made that harder

 

My 2021 Corolla LE did not have mats. The window sticker did not show mats included. The cost of Toyota mats was outrageous. I purchased Weathertech at Costco.

 

I think this is the better choice nowadays, just buy the mats before or right after you take delivery of the car.

 

My 21 LE came with the rubber mats and trunk liner but there was a cost on the window sticker. That's fine I like them more than weather techs anyway. They are a supple rubber vs weather tech liners being hard slick plastic. And they have the raised edges to hold slush and water in.

 

My 21 LE came with the rubber mats and trunk liner but there was a cost on the window sticker. That's fine I like them more than weather techs anyway. They are a supple rubber vs weather tech liners being hard slick plastic. And they have the raised edges to hold slush and water in.

I must have same Mats ... I think they probably had no problem hiding it in the price as well, I sure didn't get them for free.