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(SE Michigan) 8 months ago I ordered LE 8pass Pkg 11 , finally it is ready to pickup. The dealer calls me to tell me that on April 1st, 04 the base price increased $220 and Pckg 11 got a de-content and lost the alloy wheels ($550 invoice/$699 retail) (Toyota actually did do that). The dealer's stand is that I should pay the $220 and live with the steel wheels and plastic cover; unless I want to buy the alloy wheels (say $625) Toyota's stand is that this is a dealer issue, and will not give a cashback or incentive or attempt any solution; their excuse is that the dealer knew the vehicle was not available 8 months ago. Here I am after 8 months, in order to get the vehicle I wanted, I have to pay an extra ~$900 including tax because Toyota would not allocate the vehicle in reasonable time, raised its price and did a de-content... Any similar experience out there, or any suggestions that may help alleviate this problem?
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I've seen similar reports now and then. Check Capital One Auto Financing (was People First) - GOOD or BAD?? and/or the Any Questions for a Car Dealer? for info (try a Discussion Search in the latter). Good luck! Steve, Host |
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Replying to: bigben (May 18, 2004 12:35 pm)
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I ordered my LE 8 passen in Desert Sand, from Modern Toyota in Winston Salem. I began talking to them back last month explaining what I was looking for. LE 8 pass, LE#1 option (RH power door) and floor mats. The salesperson first quoted me a price of $25238 plus tax, tags and $375 doc fee on MSRP of $26,255. I thought this was a good price. Then last week I found that a sales guy goes to my church, so I emailed him and he said he could get me the same car at $100 over invoice or $24,355 plus tax, tags, & doc fee. Well, I emailed Modern and asked them if they could beat it, and they said yes if I agreed to finalize agreement. Well, I got a copy of the sales contract. FINAL Price--$24,159 plus tax, tags, & doc fee of $375. for out door price of $24,835 (SC tax is only $300). Is this a good deal? Also, I was able to finance through Capital One 3.54% for 60 months, no money down. Let me know what you think.
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| has anyone leased an xle with the popular #12 package? I am being quoted at $469 a month for 39 months (12,00 miles allowed a year), with only taxes and tags up front (no fees or cap cost reduction). Anyone can share their leasing experience, and most important, noting the residual value and money factor that was used to determine your lease. thanks | |
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Replying to: pompeii (May 19, 2004 9:06 am) |
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Replying to: sylshop (May 18, 2004 4:15 pm) |
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I live in NJ, got a good price on 2004 XLE Artic Frost Package 16, Z1, (32,251 + Tax/Tags/Fee). Six weeks after I ordered it, I drove the 2.5 hours to the dealer to find the Van had a dent/scratch under the sliding door. The sales person did not inform me until I arrived! The Van is being fixed at Fitzgerald Gaithersburg Auto Mall, they gave me a rental. I am very upset with their unprofessional way of doing business. They know I am not happy & have not offered me anything in return…….. ANY COMMENTs Please? Advise?
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Replying to: lj225 (May 18, 2004 9:45 am) I think the Carsdirect route is good for vehicles that are scarce/high demand. You can get a better deal from a dealer for cars that are being discounted. Use the Carsdirect quote as a base price for your negotiations. However, many cars are pre-configured at the dealer, so you need to use the same configurations/options from Carsdirect to do the comparison. I don't know how good Carsdirect is at getting the car EXACTLY configured with the options you want. As for trading in a vehicle, Carsdirect will send you to a dealer for an appraisal. It can be a hassle if the dealer isn't that close to you. I ended up selling the car myself. |
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I was just there today, coincidentally. They had a Sequioa in the lot that was also damaged, the one on the lawn way up front, did you notice that? Honestly? I bet they didn't notice yours. Was your pick up scheduled for a certain time? If not they obviously rushed the PDI (maybe they did anyway). Try this, check your tire pressures. Usually they ship really high, like 40psi. Check that out. If the pressure is way high you know they skipped the PDI. FWIW, we've bought 3 cars from them (the Subaru portion of Fitz) and were there today shopping for a 4th, for my brother. They are generally an excellent dealer that I would recommend. I have a feeling the new intern in the service dept is gonna get an earful from the manager... -juice |
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