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Replying to: newguy15 (Feb 29, 2008 6:51 pm)
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Has anyone gotten a good deal on the LE in Houston, TX? If so, please let me know what price you got it at and which dealership you got it from. Also, is it better to buy the '09 right now? |
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I recently bought a Prius, 2008, package 5, list price was $28,464, I paid $24,504 BEFORE all taxes / fees. This was 86% of the list price. Using the same logic on the Camry (for my wife), the list price is $31186 - this is a leather, Nav, heated seats, ... car, so taking 86% of this puts me at $26,847. I will pay $800 for the 100K extended warranty, tax will be $2282, Doc Fee, $55, DMV electronic filing, $28, License, around $250, puts me at $30262 out the door. I will have a trade in also, -$3,500, so my cash price will be $26,762. Anyone see anything wrong with this thinking? sc
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Replying to: scottc3 (Mar 24, 2008 2:09 pm) Also, that is the first heard of paying $28 extra for "DMV electronic filing." Might as well let them file by mail. There is no rush and, if anything, they probably should be discounting it rather than charging extra since it's a convenience to them. It's only a few extra dollars in a $24K transaction, but that actually makes it that more annoying for them to nickel and dime that fee since they can pay a flat $200 per month fee for all their cars. The $55 doc fee is already supposed to be paying for their time spent submitting the DMV paperwork. Now you get to be charged two fees. |
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Replying to: scottc3 (Mar 24, 2008 2:09 pm) I agree with jaxs1 that comparing % of list price across cars does not work well. You have ot look at each model, and see what the market is for those. Right now, I have seen $4K off MSRP for 2008 and $3K off MSRP for 2009 Camry Hybrid (fully loaded). That should be the starting point for your negotiations. I've heard some people improve upon those numbers, depending on the region and the desperation of the sales force/dealer to make their sales numbers. |
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Replying to: surfzen (Mar 23, 2008 3:44 am)
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The best quote I have recieved till now for a Camry LE Auto is 19488 this includes destination. Is this a Good price
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I live in New Jersey, close to philadelphia. This dealership is willing to sale me this black Camry SE 2009 V4 for $24000, taxes and everything included. everything else standard SE, no leather or anything. What does anybody think? good deal? not bad? could be better? what price do you think i can argue with. They said its the price they buy it at. please help! 
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We just bought a used '07 Camry LE 4D today in LA county. It has 28163 miles on it. Sticker was $16,988+fees The manufacturer warranty is 3yrs/36K so we knew we only had another 8K miles on it. We were offered an additional 4yrs/48K extended warranty for $1500. After haggling with the dealer for a bit, we were able to get the car for: $14,500+tax  8.25% (license fee was already covered for 1 yr) $1500 extended warranty Total: $16000+tax OTD: $17330 What do you guys think? Did we walk away with a decent deal? |
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Hey Guys, how did I do? 08 V6 LE VSC 21350 (after rebate) + fees & tax? |
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