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4172 messages, Last post on Dec 03, 2009 at 4:46 PM
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Replying to: mdhutton (Jan 20, 2009 7:49 pm) 2008 Highlander FWD Limited I am looking for Blizzard Pearl. Here are the options Multi-stage heated front seats Touch Screen Navigation w/ voice activation and JBL 4 Disc w/ Bluetooth Power Rear Door Auto Rear air conditioning system w/ rear vents for 2nd & 3rd row Color Keyed Sport Styled rear spoiler w/ led stop lamp Power Tilt/Slide Moonroof w/ sunshade Tow Prep Package which includes: 5000 pound towing capacity, heavy duty radiator w/ engine oil cooler, 240 watt fan coupling, transmission oil cooler w/ water cooler, 150 amp alternator, & pre-wire harness mudguards Carpet/Cargo mat- 3 row seating. This is what he was offering... >> MSRP 39,609 >> INVOICE 35,361.52 Less rebate of $2,500 Total = 32,861.52 plus tax and tt & l Does anyone have a good idea if that is a great deal? Does anyone know if there has been any word on model changes for 2010?
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Just closed the deal on a Black 2008 Sport Had the common options, front and rear auto-climate, the 6-disc CD changer, sunroof, rails and corssbars, floor mats, cargo cover, homelink, anti-theft, towing prep, etc. MSRP: 35,400 Purchase Price: 30,800 - 2,000 rebate (NE area) = 28,800 +TTL Got financing at 4.55% from BofA Got them to throw in a remote starter at no extra cost |
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Does anybody have any experience with small cracks / chips in a windshield and what can be done to repair/replace them? I drove home from work yesterday and all was well. Today, when leaving for work, I have a crack (not chip) about 4" long right in my line of sight. This literally developed overnight while the vehicle was garage-kept (I certainly would have noticed it had it been there yesterday due to its location). Obviously, I'll be investigating my options in the days to come, but I see four at this point: 1) Claim the glass was defective and get Toyota to replace it under warranty. Not likely, but since I wasn't driving at the time and the car wasn't where it could be struck by an object, one never knows. 2) Have it repaired for approximately $100. 3) Have the windshield replaced if unrepairable for $1475 parts & labor. This was the quote from my dealer. 4) Go to an auto glass shop and risk a less-than-genuine replacement part and uncertain skill level of technicians. I have an '08 HL LTD 4WD with heated wiper rests in my windshield, and my Sirius antenna mounted on the inside. |
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Just got a quote from a local dealer for a 08 Base, 4WD: Vehicle Base Model: $28950 Installed Options: $1945 Total MSRP: $31640 Dealer offer: $28800-$2000 rebate=$26800+Tax.. Is this a good deal? Thanks. |
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Replying to: mdhutton (Jan 27, 2009 8:14 pm) I had my glass repaired rather than replaced and I would have had them replace it had I not traded. The repairs are good for the owner, but if you sell the warranty is gone (at least on the repair I had). If I was buying a car with a repaired crack that would bother me. I didn't like the repair as when the sun would hit it just right you could still see the crack. Quite annoying. All they really do is superclean the crack and seal it. Probably is good structurally, but if the crack is in an annoying place it will bother you. Also, as I mentioned, when you sell you really are giving them no guarentee that its no longer an issue.
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Replying to: sath (Jan 19, 2009 3:01 pm) |
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Replying to: wvgasguy (Jan 28, 2009 10:39 am) I'd rather have an independent glass installer do the work than a Toyota service shop... you can always insist on an OEM replacement, even with an independent.. Call another Toyota dealer's parts department and get a straight price for the windshield. regards, kyfdx |
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| I am looking to purchase a 2008 4x4 Highlander. Either a base model or Sport model. Wondering what to expect for a good price. Thanks, will44 | |
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2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid 4dr AWD $36,202.00 Options: Front Dual Zone Automatic Air Conditioning QC + $300.00 Power Tilt and Slide Sun/Moon Roof SR + $680.00 Rear Seat Entertainment w/DVD EY + $1,424.00 Navigation System NV + $2,211.00 Rear Automatic Air Conditioning QR + $628.00 Carpeted Floor Cargo & 3rd Row Mat Set + $225.00 Quoted Price is $42986-$1000 factory rebate=$41986.00 I'm still working on them to go lower
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