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Replying to: ralphs007 (Apr 07, 2006 4:25 pm) |
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I just bought a 2007 Camry LE with leather, moon roof, and wheel package in Houston for $22,425 + TTL. I thought I made a decent deal on a very good car. I couldn't decide on the 7 yr/70k mile warranty for $700.00 ($50 deductible). What do you guys think?
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Replying to: scs111 (Apr 07, 2006 6:59 pm) The thing you have to remember is that warranties are designed by actuaries to make a profit for the company (in the long run); there will of course be those instances where they will lose money on a particular customer, but overall the company makes a huge profit (that's why they pay such a large commission to the dealership for selling them). I traded a hyundai in for the XLE and I'll admit it was nice to have that added security. But let's face it, Toyota does not have a long standard warranty becuase most consumers don't feel they need it when they buy a Toyota; otherwise, their sales would be down especially with such tough competition. I suppose that the arguement could be made that a first year design (like the 07) might have more probelms than say a design that is 3 years plus, and would therefore warrant the cost. But again, $700 is a nice chunk of money for an extra 40k miles, especially if you finance and end up paying $1,000 for it at the end of the day. My gut feeling says to put the $700 in a money market account earning 4% and don't touch it (unless you have to pay for repairs) until your car has 70k miles on it, I'll bet you have most if not all of the money left over at the end. Just my two cents, hope it helps. 
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Replying to: afroprince (Apr 04, 2006 4:45 am) |
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The wife and I went to purchase a Camry today. When the Sales Manager showed me the invoice, it had a distribution fee of $550 and a Southeastern Toyota fee of $635. Silly little old naiieve me thought that the Southeastern Toyota fee was $55 on top of the $580 distribution fee. But apparently, it's not. Am I getting played here? What eaxactly is the Southeastern Regional fee? And is it to be paid on top of the destination fee? |
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Replying to: ltjggillespie (Apr 08, 2006 3:02 am) |
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Replying to: dinkerjill (Mar 26, 2006 4:18 am) |
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Replying to: scs111 (Apr 07, 2006 6:59 pm) |
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Blue Ribbon w/Ash Leather: QC: Leather w/Power Seats SR: Moonroof AS: 17" Wheels CF1: Carpet/Cargo Mat Set NV: Navigation RF: Rear Spoiler VS: Vehicle Stability/Traction Control WL: Wheel Locks DK: Owner's Portfolio FE: 50 State Emissions MSRP: $30,913 Price including freight: $28,068 Added Port Installed Options: V4: Remote Start: MSRP: $595 My Price: $360 P7: XM Radio: MSRP: $449 My Price: $359 Dealer installed (too late to add at factory): Auto Dim Mirror/Homelink: MSRP: ? My Price: $495 MSRP Total: $32,452 My Total: $29,282 Dealer Processing: $99 State Tax (Va): 881.43 Tags: $73 Delivered price, Out the door: $30,335.43 So with TTL and dealer processing, I am still $2117 below sticker. Fitzgerald Lakeforest Toyota in Gaithersburg, MD. www.fitzmall.com My car was in the April 3 production cycle (it has a VIN now) and should be ready for delivery this week. 
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Hello, I received the following quotes: $18,700 plus TTL for the CE Camry and $19,500 plus TTL for the LE camry. Other than the power driver's seat and keyless are there any differences between the two trims? Any thoughts on pricing here in N. Calif. |
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