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Replying to: sienna06 (Dec 24, 2006 10:25 pm) South East Toyota (SET) regional states: NC, SC, GA, AL and FL. & Gulf States: AR, LA, MS, OK & TX In my great state of TX, the car goes through a middle man at the port in Houston. Here, the port installed options are added. Most vehicles have high markup options that line the pockets of the port operaters and the dealers if they can con you into paying more than cost. My vehicle had the vehicle shield protection pkg. which had an invoice of $99 and an MSRP of $349. There was also the dreaded etching at $52 and $199MSRP. I also had a the extra mile A pkg. for $332 and $542MSRP. So, I paid 99+52+332=$483 for the port installed options. This is a far cry from the 1500+ that's been suggested. I found that almost every vehicle had some sort of port option installed. The dealer told me that's their way of making their profit. Could I have done without the options, YES! Could I find them without,NO! I don't know how it works in the other states, but I guarantee you that the dealer will try to add these options if they can because they are nice profit add ons. My .02, just shop around for vehicles with the least amount of add ons. |
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Hi All, I would like to request some information from all of you. Can you guys please let me know what have you paid for 06 Sienna LE Base Model recently, "out the door". A break down would be great if you can do that. How much dealers are willing to go below invoice price if any, since this is the end of year. Has anyone bought the car at 0%APR (illinois). What kind of crdit score would I need to get that %rate. Does any one know if in Jan the 06 Sienna prices will be lower and if any manufacture to customer deals are coming up. what should I anticipate when going to the dealer (any advice in preparation would be great). I have been getting internet prices from several dealers. I am not sure how much can I negotiate them down. Thank you in advance for all you help. Regards, |
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Replying to: wandl (Jan 17, 2006 10:30 am) |
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Replying to: unknown (Dec 26, 2006 8:04 pm) |
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A local newspaper is looking to talk to a consumer that has or is interested in purchasing a minivan. Please contact ctalati |
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Replying to: unknown (Dec 26, 2006 8:04 pm)
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Replying to: unknown (Dec 26, 2006 8:04 pm) This is the first car I have purchased in a long time I must say the buying experience was much better than when we bought our first Van in '98. In '98 I did all of the research on the Internet before going to the dealers which was good because I found most of the sales people back then pretty clueless. The time we have spent the last six weeks researching vans and found some very helpful and knowledgeable sales people. I really liked the dealer we used. No kids selling cars, all of the sales people and business people were professional, helpful and not very pushy.
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Replying to: greenville (Dec 27, 2006 4:18 pm) My email address is tom568 |
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| Best quote received was $24,725...after tax, registration doc fees, etc the total OTD price is $26991. (7% sales tax in NJ) Edmunds TMZ price prior to OTD is $24,079. What would be the most effective way of negotiating a better price? | |
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Replying to: tanker5 (Dec 27, 2006 12:26 pm) |
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