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7924 messages, Last post on Dec 05, 2009 at 9:54 AM
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Hello guys, After much haggling yesterday, I got the following deal (though is pending "management" approval): NEW 2008 4cyl Camry LE AUTO in Magnetic Gray with Bisque Interior $20,000 OTD (7% tax included OTD) I haven't signed the deal yet so I can't break it down. I will once everything goes through. Also FYI, got these other deals from other dealers around my area: $20,585 OTD $20,698 OTD The 2008 V6 I couldn't get them down below the low $23,000s so I gave up on that. I think I did great. What do you guys think? It will all depend now if they are willing to give me full KBB value I got a lot of "its impossible" and "thats crazy" and "I don't think you understand what out the door is". Keep trying and show them the Edmunds TMV that quickly brought them down to the $20,500 range. Remember, the dealer needs your money more than you need their car. Good luck and I'll report back!
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Replying to: mainstreet (Mar 13, 2008 3:25 am) |
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Replying to: godwheel (Mar 13, 2008 8:07 am)
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Replying to: jbanana1977 (Mar 01, 2008 7:18 am) |
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I went by a local dealership to pickup a TCH in barcelona red with almost all options, pretty much loaded, MSRP 31850, dealer agreed to $150 below dealer invoice which included holdback and all. Almost got it done, when I noticed that the dealer invoice had "REPAIRED" in the damage section. Upon asking, he indicated that the car had a 1 scratch on the bumper which he showed me and that would be repaired by his auto dept. But I could not obtain any paperwork from him that would provide an audit trail to indicate that this was what the invoice damage "REPAIRED" was referring to. He tried to convince me but in the end I backed out, not sure if I let go of a good deal or it was better to let it go, didn't want to buy a 30k car with status repaired. Anyone have any idea what "REPAIRED" could have referred to? My take was that something was repaired but the dealer had no idea what it was, so better to let it go, the car was obtained from another dealer since this dealer did not have it in stock.
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Replying to: r9973 (Mar 16, 2008 6:00 pm) No idea what it might be... could be minor.. but, I doubt the dealer was being straight with you.. you were wise to walk away, IMO... |
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Does anyone know or think what is a good price for the Camry SE 2009? V6 or V4 I want to buy one. the last one i got, Camry SE 2007 V4 was about $24,670. i don't know if the price have been going up or not any help would be greatly appreciated thanks! |
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Replying to: anks20 (Mar 16, 2008 2:32 pm) Good luck! |
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What was the Doc Fee as this is in the Southeast Toyota area and they always add on to their price. Eventhough it is a Maronne owned dealership, they still must pay Southeast Toyota prices. Have bought four Toyota's down here in Florida and was charged everytime. The Sandman |
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I went to a Toyota dealer last night in CT. The salesman, who I have known for a long time, told me that the $1000 rebates is gone on the Camry LE 08's and that the Prius is going for list price, that is what ever the sticker says, no discount.. Anybody know if there is going to be another rebate/special programs on the remaining o8's or even an 09 Camry?? I have not totally ruled out the Prius either.. The Camry Hybrid seems to have some issues with the battery staying charged, based on the reports from this site.. Have to admit, I gassed up the Dodge minivan last night.. $54.00 !!!! Dang!!!!
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