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Replying to: geo123 (Oct 15, 2007 7:48 pm)
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Replying to: fin (Oct 16, 2007 5:01 am) P.S. Buick's version of Pearl white is something like a $1000 option on the Lucerne.
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Replying to: googlestars (Jul 20, 2003 8:26 pm) NV - Voice activated Navigation System PE - 8-Way Adjustable Passenger power seat VS - Vehicle Stability Control, Traction Control Z1 - Preferred Accessory Package V4 - Remote Engine Starter MSRP $38,947 Paid $35,756 This is my 4th Toyota: 1982 Corolla, 2003 Avalon, 2007 Highlander, + 2008 Avalon Limited. Traded a 2005 Porsche Boxster 6-Speed Sport package with Bose sound system. |
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Replying to: tjc78 (Oct 16, 2007 5:26 am) Thanks, George
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Replying to: geo123 (Oct 16, 2007 8:08 pm) I think the Mag grey only comes with either light grey or Graphite interior. With the new wood colors the light grey looks great. I have the graphite because it was the only way to get dark wood in '06. |
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Replying to: googlestars (Jul 20, 2003 8:26 pm) MSRP - 35,924 Paid - 31,700 + tax 6.25%, doc and license (ood 34,000) Have very pleasant buying experience in Libertyville Toyota, IL. That is my third Toyota which I bought there. I got all of them with the same dealer. Very nice and easy to deal with, person. If someone is looking to buy Toyota in northern sub's of Chicago , give Ross Ball a try. My first Toyota was 96 Avalon XL (new), it has 120,000 on it now and it still runs as a champ, my daughter is driving that one now (happy). My second was Camry LE in 98 (replace with Rx330 04) |
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Replying to: jtb364 (Sep 08, 2007 7:09 pm) |
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This site has made for some wonderfull reading. I just got through building an '08 LTD with a couple of options on Edmunds. MSRP w/destination = 36,025. Invoice = 31,705. TMV = 35,943. It is quite obvious that if others in the Tulsa area are actually having to pay within a few dollars of MSRP I will not be buying in the local area. It looks like skydiver 1978 just got a new one for just over invoice in the Chicago area. Right now on ebay a dealership in Hutchison, KS is offering an'08 that has an MSRP (assuming the $660 destination charge is added to the picture posted on the site) of 36,573 for a buy-it-now price of 33,569. Not as good a deal as skydiver's but a whale of a lot better than MSRP. My main concern is if I fly to Chicago or drive to where ever will the local dealership provide the routine maintenance and warranty work on the car? How closely linked are the sales department and the service department or is that a dealership by dealership thing. I read one post from a person in the Atlanta area that said he paid more at a certain dealership because he/she liked their service dapartment more. One last comment - The OTD price for a vehicle doesn't do anything for me. Especially if the local ttl is not broken out to see what the car cost BEFORE all the extra stuff. It is very simple for me (and I like to keep things simple) to devide what was paid for the car by what the MSRP was to get a percentage of the MSRP paid. Skydiver paid about 88% of the MSRP. The one on ebay is about 92% of MSRP. Others on this site have run 88% to in the 90's. Once again, this site has been great reading and I will continue checking out the latest and greatest deals. |
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Replying to: musgrove (Oct 22, 2007 9:24 pm)
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