Note sure of the exact criteria Toyota uses. Had the car just been pre purchased or had it been showing Pre sold = True for a while? Possibly the dealer has some way to hide the car from the inventory if it is spoken for so they don't get calls on it?
The models information is automatically extracted from the Toyota inventory website https://api.search-inventory.toyota.com/graphql
Additionally the program automatically adds some models that don't appear in that model list but can still be accessed via the Toyota graphql url that inventory...
One other thing to note is that I have the capability to automatically email/text a person whenever the results of a search criteria you supply changes. So you can specify what you are looking for and then the program searches for it say every 4 hours (or whatever period is desired) and then...
Not sure what the criteria Toyota uses. The data in the spreadsheets is exactly what Toyota Inventory search (https://www.toyota.com/search-inventory/) shows in its graphql response it sends back (that is how I get the inventory). Note that I can send a request with a distance that is more...
Recent update to the spreadsheets is a column that calculates the distance (straight line distance) from the Dealer to Center Latitude, Longitude that you specify in the spread sheet.
So Longo Toyota of Prosper TX is now showing up in the 4runner spreadsheet. See the Readme.txt for an explanation of why sometimes a dealer might not show up in the spreadsheet
So the vehicle inventory folder link is
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uOnNR7wVHN6o5rTjcMhVsNL3SKq5UJwC?usp=sharing
Readme.txt is in that google folder , and you can also access directly via link
So I am the generator of those referenced Toyota model spreadsheets. See the Readme.txt file in the folder for details on the spreadsheets, the github.com project that generates them, and info on the capability to be texted or emailed based on a user specific search criteria.