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Just bought a 2009 Camry LE auto 4 from Copeland Toyota, Brockton, Mass. Price breakdown was as follows: MSRP $22,569 Invoice $20,523 minus $433 holdback & $216 financial reserve Cost $19,874 minus $500 end-of-model-year discount Sale $19,374 minus $1,500 rebate from Toyota Final $17,874 Plus $250 doc fee, $893.70 Mass. tax, $50 title, $36 new plates $19103.70 out the door (Edmunds TMV = $19,142 after rebate: we beat it by over $1,000 even after the doc fee) Copeland played absolutely no games with us; they gave us their best price up front, disclosed all fees, and put no pressure on us to buy the extended warranty or any of the protection packages. They treated us with respect from start to finish. May all your car purchases be as stress-free as ours was. |
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Replying to: lchancellor (Mar 27, 2009 7:22 am) Thanks for your info. Enjoy your new car, hoping to get mine soon.
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Replying to: anthony22 (Mar 27, 2009 9:23 am) Tax rate in Massachusetts is 5 percent. Good luck with your purchase.
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Could someone please recommend a good toyota dealer in north jersey? I am looking for 2009 Camry LE with VS option but the OTD quotes I got were all over 20700. Is this a reasonable price? Or did anyone do better? Thanks a lot!
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Replying to: lchancellor (Mar 27, 2009 11:01 am) Thanks again!!!!! |
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| anyone recommend dealer or Internet purchas agent for Camry 4 cyl. Leather, heated seats no NAV in NE florida. anyone use costco? eed direction | |
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I haven't bought it yet but I got a written confirmation that this is a RED LE b/c I requested a red one. This inclues destination. So the total is actually 17695, this includes the rebate, still got to pay ttl. the doc fee is 295. Anybody interested in a group buy so that we can lower the cost even more? I was considering to buy an AWD since I live in MA and the weather here is pretty bad in the winter but all the rogue, RAV4, and CRV dealerships pissed me off. Esp herb chambers honda in Boston. Every time I try to buy a car from them is a pain in axx. This time is even worst. they called me about the CRV and said they were having some ridiculous sale for crv 18995. when i got there, they said they messed up the quote and gave me a 20000 quote. i was pissed and left. don't go there, they are suckers! Anyway, lesson learned was that I need to have something in writing. I got a written statement from the sales manager for a camry and I know that 17700 is doable. if you are interested, email me at m0m0 If i don't get any reponses by 3/30 afternoon by 4pm, I am gonna call them and make a deposit. thinking of lowering them down to 17500, btw, the quote is good until 3/31 only.
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Replying to: m0m0ko (Mar 29, 2009 6:34 pm) |
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Replying to: lchancellor (Mar 27, 2009 7:22 am) |
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I went to a toyota dealership to buy a camry LE base with VSC.the color and vsc that I wanted, they do not have it. for extra 200 they will ship a car from a different lot. later I found that they will drive a single piece and wanted me to take it with over 100 miles. why pay extra 200 then. backed off. lesson learnt - NEVER DEAL FOR A CAR that is NOT IN THE LOT.
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