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Replying to: gondalia (May 17, 2009 8:07 am) |
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Replying to: scormodo (May 17, 2009 6:51 pm) Thing is, each transaction you make with the dealer, they are adding a profit layer for themselves. The more changes you make, the worse the deal is going to get. You probably should have waited until the prior lease is over, but you didn't, so how can you be 100% sure you will want to keep this van longer than the term of the lease? Don't get stuck again, leasing short-term may actually be better for you. I would not change it. |
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Replying to: gondalia (May 17, 2009 8:07 am) |
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I see a lot of people mention that they purchase their extended warrantees from this place. Is it a good deal or something? How can I take advantage? I live in New York, does that matter? Thanks!
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Replying to: scormodo (May 19, 2009 4:23 am)
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Replying to: dsmking1 (May 19, 2009 6:53 am) |
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Found: 2009 7-pass CE w/ Opt Pkg 1 (cruise/roof rack) $22,400 including Dest. Charge but not TTL Seems to be a bit below invoice.... I'm tempted not to shop around but just to buy it straight out... will trying a few different dealers likely yield me much savings? Thx! |
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2009 Toyota Sienna 8 Passenger FWD. LE EVP #1 DRL & De-Icer Z1 - First aid kit and mats Plus they are taking my current vehicle ans paying the last 3 months of my lease payment ($339 per). MSRP $27,583 Invoice: $25,233 Sale price before tax: $25,500 I'd like to have you thoughts on this deal. Thank you
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Replying to: scormodo (May 20, 2009 5:52 pm) But...the deal is not that simple, because they're taking over about a grand in lease payments, or at least paying off early termination fees. I guess it depends on what those amount to. You can't wait 3 months? My guess is you'll save about a grand and get the free use of your current car for 3 more months. Unless you've hit the mileage limit or something. |
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Bought mine yesterday... Went to fitzmall.com and found a CE with Option Pkg 1 and Daytime Running Lights for appx $600 below Invoice. Went to my local Lancaster, PA dealer and found they had the same car in stock. I had them evaluate my trade-in (2004 Accord) and it came to $6700 - a bit low. They wrote down the MSRP and subtracted $1000 and told me this was the 'sale price'. However I knew the $1000 was simply the current incentive deal.... so I whipped out the quote from Fitzmall and showed it to the sales guy. After a talk with his manager he came back and said: "He's seen this kind of thing before." "They add the $800 delivery fee to that price" (NOT TRUE) "They reel you in with that price and add all sorts of gotchas" (also NOT TRUE) "There's an Internet Price and a Value Price.... the value price is for the locals and the internet price is for the .... blah blah" (don't even know what he was trying to say here) So I told them, look, you match or beat or I'm out the door. They told me invoice was 24,000 (true) and they wouldn't make any money if they sold cars below that. (LIE) I left and went to fitzmall in Chambersburg. They gave me the exact car for $23400 plus TTL .... I opted for 1.9% finanacing instead of $1000 back AND they gave me $300 more for my Honda. I was on my way in no time. Moral of the story: steer clear of Lancaster, PA Toyota. Summary: Toyota Sienna CE 7 Pass w/ Opt Pkg 1 : MSRP w/ Destination Charge: $25625 Invoice: ~$24000 My deal: $23400 Nothing amazing but not too bad.... |
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