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I'm not much of a negotiator but this is the deal I got at Dunning Toyota, Ann Arbor MI: 2006 Touring with JBL stereo, stability control w/ heated seats, mats, and Sirius. MSRP is $32,033. I paid $30,170 plus $170 doc fee, tax and tags. |
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Replying to: usaid98 (Jan 04, 2006 6:40 pm)
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Replying to: sloniecki (Jan 20, 2006 7:47 pm) I just pick up the car today. Working my way thru the owner's manual. One thing I did not know prior to buying the car is how the event data recorder is being used. I think everybody needs to read this section. It is on page iv |
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I'm in rural Georgia with Southeast Toyota as distributer and my local paper is offering a $1,000 "Customer Loyality" which brings their ad car to $24,214. I asked internet manager if this was just dealer hype or a promotion from SE Toyota. Any clue? This dealer is alway willing to go close to invoice so was hoping to get an added break. BTW is there anyone out there that would love to see the Touring with a 6 speed manual or is that just me? |
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Hello all, I am planning to buy an Avalon 2006 LTD. What worries me is that having seen all the changes interior, exterior, hybrid ETC ETC done to the Camry due in late 2006 (07 model from the Auto Show).... DO YOU THINK the Avalon will suffer such drastic changes interior? Exterior? Design? Not a Rockefeller here, so wouldn't like to buy the 2006 Avalon Ltd to see a few months later that there is the 2007 model totally redesigned, or with the bells and whistles from the 2006 coming standard in 2007...what do you all think? Thanks for the feedback! R
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Replying to: vandydude (Jan 22, 2006 10:09 am) Toyota do introduce running mechanical changes over the model cycle, even though the bodywork continues to remain the same. The mechanical change I anticipate, probably for the 2007 model year, is Toyota replacing the current horrible 5-speed transmission, the obvious weak link in the current Avalon, with the new 6-speed currently used in the IS350 and to be used in the 2007 Camry. |
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| Would anyone please provide recent purchase price on Avalon Ltd. or XLS in Los Angeles/Orange County area? Thank you. | |
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I just want to follow up about my experience using www.leasecompare.com. I used them to shop for a lease while I was shopping for a car. They were outstanding. The terms they quoted were substantially better than the dealer and their customer service throughout the process was excellent. Executing this kind of transaction long distance is somewheat of a challenge and you need to be prepared to be patient. It will take 3-4 days to close your purchase and your dealership may not understand this process unless they've dealt with an outside leasing company before. However, I saved $3000-4000 over the dealer's terms so patience pays very well. |
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I have been looking at the 2006 limited for a couple weeks now and came across a dealer in the Tampa Bay area with a limited Special Edition. The Special Edition adds 18" wheels, head-turning ground affects, and the rear spoiler. MSRP for the package is $3395. I am looking to have a 2006 Limited built with the following options: Special Edition Package Voice activated DVD Navigation Carpet Mats Window Tinting Current quote I have from the dealer is for $36,987 + tax, tag, title. MSRP for the vehicle is $40,223. What do you all think about the price? Has anyone seen an Avalon outfitted with the special edition package? I have noticed that some people have been posting prices $5000 below MSRP for their purchases. How normal is this? |
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