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#805 of 6689 Camry XLE Pricing by mytoy Feb 28, 2004 (10:00 pm)
For those who responded to my initial post, please accept my apologies for not getting back to you earlier.   Sandman46, I live in Davie. I have never been to the locations you mentioned. Have visited Toyota of Hollywood, would never buy from them. I will check the locations you mentioned. Thank you.   Masspector, I just checked Edmunds for my area and it came up with $22,272 minus $500 rebate final total is $21,772. It would seem that the $21,800 is legit. Thank you for the response.
#806 of 6689 Mytoy by sandman46 Feb 29, 2004 (8:23 am)
Al Hendrickson is at Sample Rd. and 441 and King is on Federal Highway up in Lighthouse Point. I would definitely try both places and go from there. I also hear that Kendall Toyota has some good prices. Let me know how it all plays out!   The Sandman
#807 of 6689 my Camry LE V6 pricing by babyfish Feb 29, 2004 (9:54 am)
Camry LE V6, Convenience Plus Package B(6-disc changer, moon roof), Black Pearl Emblems, floor mat,   I was offered at $20,000 after 750 rebate. Is it a good deal? Ready to buy it on Monday.
#808 of 6689 Babyfish by motownusa Feb 29, 2004 (11:10 am)
Go for it. Camry V6 for 20 grand is great. That's almost $3000 off base MSRP. Don't waste your time on this board. Get it now!!!! It doesn't get any better than this.
#809 of 6689 Camry XLE V6 by ksoze Feb 29, 2004 (11:33 am)
Purchased fully loaded '04 XLE V6 in Jan. '04. Paid slightly below invoice , at $25,000, plus additional $750 off for rebate. Great car. This was from Sloane Toyota in Devon PA.
#810 of 6689 Re: My Camry SE by hank2 Feb 29, 2004 (3:28 pm)
I ordered the base Camry SE with with Side Air bags and ABS only. I can't get ABS as a standard option in Texas, so had to order one from the factory. When it arrives, I will get the rebates and incentives in force at the time. Tax and fees will run about $2000.   I haven't found anyone who has had to deal with the arbitration agreement. People have given opinions, but no eperience. It says that I will have to arbitrate rather than sue, if something is wrong with the car... and I'll have to travel 30 miles away to file.   -Hank2
#811 of 6689 2004 Camry LE automatic by larry1 Feb 29, 2004 (10:53 pm)
I wanted a base 2004 Camry LE automatic in the SW suburban Chicago area. I submitted my price quote request at InvoiceDealers.com and also Car.com. Surprisingly, I only recieved a total of one quote from the two websites! I was expecting two or more from each.   The quote I recieved was from Continental Toyota in Countryside, IL. The car's MSRP was stated as $20,574, including $515 for delivery, processing, and handling fee. (Although the MSRP later turned out to be $20,652 on the window sticker-the $78 increase was apparently because the buyatoyota.com website says the Z1 option of cargo net, carpet/trunk mat set and first aid kit was $184, but the window sticker says it is $262.)   So my qouted price for the car was $18,544. I also got Toyota's current $750 Camry rebate subtracted from that. Finally I gave them a printed copy of a $100 coupon on the CT website (since removed from their website), so a net price of $17,694.   Then add a doc service fee of $53.52, State tax of $1189.83, County tax of $142.48, and license plates-$80, for an out-the-door grand total of $19,159.83.   I liked the no-haggle aspect of the internet price quote system, since I am NO negotiator! The dealership didn't play any tricks, so my stress level stayed low
#812 of 6689 Camry LE for $14999 w/ 750 Rebate by epmusa Mar 01, 2004 (4:11 pm)
or or $15749 w/ 2.9 Financing. This are true Ad Cars being offered by Keyes Toyota in Van Nuys during last 3rd week of February 2004 and there 2 listed.   Is this lawful once your in the dealership and told the Salesperson you are buying the Advertise Car thru a Credit Union and would need a Purchase Order, they told me that the price $14,999 is for CASH or CHECK on the spot only! and on their Ad it's not indicated that you buy the car cash. They told me that they do not allow Credit Union financing on Ad Cars.   Help!
#813 of 6689 Response to #812 by ksoze Mar 01, 2004 (5:55 pm)
This is classic false advertising. Go to your state attorney general and also file a complaint with the federal trade commission.
#814 of 6689 2004 Camry LE w/auto [#811] ?? by hank2 Mar 01, 2004 (9:42 pm)
That $19K out the door price is a great deal. I haven't seen "validated" advertising with a better price.   Now, I have my favorite question: Did you see or sign anything that looked like an Arbitration Agreement? I'm trying to see if Toyota is doing this anywhere other than Texas.   Thanx, Hank2

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