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9637 messages, Last post on Nov 29, 2009 at 9:50 PM
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Replying to: phairphair (Dec 20, 2008 9:13 pm) The car price pre-tax was $ 29,715 (if I had gotten the rebate, it would have been $28, 715, but I added the $1000 b/c I chose to get financing). Add $1025 for the 7 year, 100000 mile warranty coverage, Add $1150 for maintenance/autocare/oil change for 4 years/55 000 miles, and add car taxes/title/tags/taxes for warranty/maintenance, you get 32, 010. Hope this helps. Great time to buy a car before the end of the year. They are very willing to negotiate on anything. |
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Replying to: novice08 (Dec 20, 2008 8:17 pm)
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Sunnyvale Toyota (CA) is selling 2009 LE with Package #2 for $23388 (CF, FE, RL, QF, cash, after $1500 rebate, before title and tax). Is this a good price? Thanks. |
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Replying to: pickanyone (Dec 20, 2008 8:20 pm) for some reason, I cannot get any offer lower than $31874 (base price) in the Indianapolis, Indiana area. With taxes and fees minus $1500 rebate the OTD price is $32,700. |
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Replying to: pickanyone (Dec 20, 2008 8:20 pm) Could you please tell me what is the sales tax in MD?
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Replying to: saber40 (Dec 23, 2008 9:23 am) The $900 under invoive deal I was offered has not ended up being that after all. They are throwing in $1000 of advertising fees, holdback, and "financial reserve" so the price works out at 31035 for an XLE with #4, TO, LF & AW This price is without TTL. It is also the 0% price. I could take the $1000 customer cash but I think the interest savings for 0% for three years is more than $1000. invoice for this vehicle is 30935 so they are really selling for 100 over invoice. Probably still an OK deal but not the one they offered. I am confused as I thought Holdback was built into the invoice price and represented the profit that the dealer makes if they sell a car at invoice. I need to check.
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Replying to: smusich (Dec 13, 2008 12:41 pm) Sienna actually costs less. Tons more space. The Highlander's 3rd row isn't split folding. Sienna had power doors (favorite feature) I'm happy with my 2007 and would buy another if I had to do it again today. |
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Replying to: pickanyone (Dec 24, 2008 6:04 am) We just bought the exact car you are talking about for 30,800+TTL in Chicago. Premier extended warranty to 7 yrs/100,000 miles for extra $1050. |
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We are looking for this particular sienna and a dealer from where I live (Northern CA) quoted for $36,998.00+fees= $40,287.36 OTD (out the door) including the running boards, all weather mats, rear spoiler, installed. We asked him to give us a better deal than what he quoted but it seems like he won't go any less. Does anybody know if this is a good deal? Please advise. Thanks
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Replying to: annettedinh (Dec 27, 2008 10:56 am) We went with a loaded XLE instead since it is virtually the same car but $4,000 less. The only things you don't get is the laser cruise, memory seats and auto windshield wipers. In our opinion, those options aren't worth $4K. |
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