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Replying to: jumptree (Nov 02, 2009 3:39 pm) $25720 from Sunnyvale Toyota and $25728 from Walnut Creek Toyota. Fremont toyota manager was not giving the quote in email so I didn't follow up. In fitzmall the price was 24666 it had Alloy Wheels too. In bay area I was told they do not come with Alloy Wheels. Sunnyvale toyota suggested me to buy the van from fitzmall when I emailed him the price from fitzmall! Fitzmall sales person said there may be new incentives on 11/17 but WC toyota said they do not expect any incentives on 11/17 as the current incentives are valid until 11/30. Anyway I have decided to wait until Thanks Giving holidays to see for any incentives. |
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Replying to: jsseinfeld (Nov 07, 2009 1:43 pm) The way I have been shopping is using fitzmall.com prices as a base line. Fitzmall.com list their final price, invoice price and the MSRP. I use the MSRP to compare between dealers to make sure I am comparing apples to apples. The fitzmall.com price includes the $750 rebate which is why it may be lower than your local Toyota dealer's price if your local dealers are not eligible for the cash rebates. I was close to jumping on fitzmall.com deal of a LE 7 pass FWD with EVP 2 for around 24,600. But now I am looking at XLEs with either EVP1 or 2. Shopping for Toyotas can be a real pain with all the different packages and different incentives programs. |
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Replying to: newsienna1 (Oct 25, 2009 3:23 pm) |
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I plan on purchasing the above vehicle; A 2009 or 2010 Sienna XLE 7 passenger with All Wheel Drive and the QN package # 4. Would appreciate some advice as to what price I should expect to get this vehicle for, not counting Tax and Tags. Any help is appreciated. gandb7777 |
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Hi guys, need your opinion. I think new model years will be bringing average millage lot higher than current offered on Honda/Siena. Should one wait for next year to purchase or lease or it shouldn't be a concern. Also I'm concerned that resale value may get dropped, once new models with higher millage come out. What's your opinion? tks
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Replying to: sipak (Nov 09, 2009 6:56 am) I'd wait for the new model but guess what will happen to it when 2012s and 2013s come out 2013 is the one to get since, according to the Mayans, no one will offer model year 2014.
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Hi there, Just got my new 2010 XLE with package 4 and owner reward package with tint last week for $33,000 before tax. There's not much offering in my region, northwest MS. I know I can get a bit better price if I try harder but I don't mind to spend a little more to support my local auto business. I know there will be a new model come out next year but I need a van for my family now. So far, we like the van a lot especially my wife. Good luck to y'all in searching a new van. Cheers, Paul
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Replying to: phonchd (Nov 09, 2009 3:50 pm)
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Replying to: cracovian (Nov 09, 2009 3:19 pm) I guess they could have a taller gear but it would only get used at 65+. |
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Replying to: nobo (Nov 09, 2009 8:54 pm) |
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