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Replying to: lsbcal (Jun 16, 2008 7:16 pm) To get earlier delivery, can't order what you want, but must take what car options come from factory, so either low-end or fully loaded Nav/Leath. Waiting is about 1-2 months, some dealers quote 2-3 months, but Sunnyvale has higher allocations. There are 50 on order now at the dealership, which seems bad news, but Prius waiting list is now up to 300!!. Ext Warr from Toyota (Platnum) 7yr/100k is WAY cheaper if you buy it online also from other Toy dealers. Priced at only $990, zero ded. . |
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| buy extended warranty online for your TCH, not from the dealer, or use online quotes at least to get better deals. getting prices like $990 for 7yr/100k with 0 ded on Toyota Platinum extended warranty (the one you need if you have a Hybrid). All you need is your VIN number. There are 3-4 great dealers in the East that are selling at these prices, insted of $1800-2400! Crazy, people pay that, b/c they didn't know to shop around. | |
| What would be the best extended warranty for a 2009 Camry XLE 4 cylinder? | |
If you don't have a hybrid or Nav, I suggest as most others, including consumer reports, that you do not need a warranty at all, especially these reliable Toyotas. I have 2 1999 corolla's and neither have ever been in the shop. Most will tell you the same. If you buy for peace of mind or to add resale value (people want to buy a car still under warranty), then spend the $500-600 to get the lower level plan (the Platinum plan is to cover hybrid parts and Nav, it costs $990 for yr/100k/0deduct. But you can get the 6yr/100k or 7r/75k miles, to save money, but depends on your yearly miles you expect to drive. You have up to the first 3yr/36k to purchase this ext warr, so no hurry... best deals are from Troy at ToyotaofGreenfield in Mass (TDietrich FactoryDiscountWarranty.com. You can also check WarranyShack.com or MiswestSuperStore.com, and you'll pay half the dealer rate for genuine toyota ext warranty. Or negotiate with your dealer to lower their price to the same. But do not mention to the dealer who you are buying the warranty from, as it causes him to get nasty emails from other dealers. Here is the link to the toyota corp's Extra Care Extended Warranty details http://www.toyotafinancial.com/consumer/tfs.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pg_NewV- ehicleProtectionPlan |
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Replying to: shued (Jul 07, 2008 12:07 pm) I got an LE V6 with $5500 discount on July 4th. It's a really good deal on an excellent car. We like it. 
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Does anyone have any experience in owning a Hybrid Camry? Is it worth paying for? What's the repair cost ... Thanks I'm debating on whether to get an Accord or Camry Hybrid ? Thanks
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Replying to: bnguyen (Jul 16, 2008 7:55 am) read some posts--- |
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Replying to: bnguyen (Jul 16, 2008 7:55 am) |
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I am looking for a 2009 Toyota Camry LE V6 with only standard features in Classic Silver Metallic for as close to $21.5k as possible as that is the price I have been reading people getting on this forum. If anybody knows of a killer deal like I am looking for on a Camry please let me know! Here are my results so far in my search for anybody else interested in the same car I am looking for. Quality Toyota in Corona, CA The best OTD price they offered me on the phone was $24k Riverside Toyota in Riverside, CA The best OTD price they offered was 23k but the car wasn't going to be in stock until this Friday. Crown Toyota in Ontario, CA Avoid this place like the plague as they do not have the decency to tell you no over the phone but resort to playing typical car salesman games. They offered me 22k I immediately went to their dealership, they showed me a 4 cylinder and I told them to show me the car I asked for then they said they couldn't do it for the price they told me earlier. The "manager" told me the best he could do was 25k.
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Replying to: okamura (Jul 16, 2008 9:14 am) They called me back and offered 23.2k I have seen several people on this forum in this thread get the car for 21.5k-22.5k OTD please advise if this is a good price I am being quoted or if anybody knows where the best deal on this car is. Thank you
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