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Replying to: davidong (Mar 31, 2006 8:51 am) Your numbers look o.k. I've gotten the same response with tax on the rebate- I believe they are correct. The rebate is separate from the dealers taxable sale. All rebates in IL are handled that way. The MFG is responsible for paying the rebate. Was this for an auto LE, any options like CF? The taxes are o.k. too. Never heard (never used) of $10 drive away cert but looks legit. At least your tax is calculated where you live so you save a little there compared to most. The rebates also vary by region. $1000 unfortunately is correct. Dealers would be stupid these days to try and pull something with rebates, at least with most buyers.
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In Georgia and have the following offer: 2007 LE Camry V6 with: Vehicle Stability Control w/ Traction Control (VSC) 16" Alloy Wheels ($410 list not the higher ones) Looking at $22,309 + $279 doc fees and TTL Sticker was $24,758 including dealer prep with no doc fees or TTL I'm in SET territory and they hit you up for $634 in blood money. My OTD is $24,197.16. Between SET and 7% sales tax I feel like I've been you know what without even being kissed!! What's the verdict, should I pull the trigger? Thanx, Ty |
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Replying to: davidong (Mar 31, 2006 8:32 am) |
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Replying to: davidong (Mar 31, 2006 8:51 am) They negotiate the price around the invoice price. If there is rebate they subtratc that from invoice and the price finalised is used for tax calculation. So, the rebates are set off before calculation of tax. I dont think this should be regional but am not sure. |
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Replying to: clp01 (Mar 31, 2006 9:06 am) I live in Fort Wayne. And I must warn against going to FW Toyota to buy. they are real low high pressured dealers. they claimed they can match any price in chicago and when I show them, they would not.!!! BTW, what is CF option? I check the official toyota.com and could not find this option. mine is just plain jane LE auto, 4 mats included.
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Replying to: curious_buyer (Mar 31, 2006 8:21 am) I went to the dealership yesterday. They have given me a price of 17500 online as OTD. 2006 Camry LE I4 At the dealership the manager started playing the same old game: It seems they forgot to add DMV and Doc fee into the price. He was asking 242 for DMV and 200 for Doc fee. That takes the OTD to 17950 approximately. I negotiated saying I Would pay 17750 But the dealer wanted me to pay the 17950. I did not feel like doing business with them as they were not at all negotiationg on the price. That's it. I told the dealer Good Bye... and I was out of there. The dealership is Route22Toyota, NJ. Hope this helps.....
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Replying to: davidong (Mar 31, 2006 11:36 am) |
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Replying to: suva (Mar 31, 2006 11:43 am) Avoid the aggravation!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Replying to: firehorse (Mar 30, 2006 9:52 pm) I have a test drive for 2006 and 2007, I like 2007 model. I am in Dallas/TX and just got a quote from Toyota of Dallas for 2007 Camry CE with The Extra Mile Option Package A (Carpet Mat Set, keyless entry...) and tint window. Price they gave me is 19,999 and dealer told me that is $500 over invoice. 
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Replying to: davidong (Mar 31, 2006 8:51 am) Thanks, en eo |
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