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Replying to: ellay (Dec 29, 2007 7:46 pm) OK Thanks for the clarification. As for me, my out the door cost was $23448.50. The breakdown was $22000 for the purchase price plus $1320 PA 6% sales tax plus $128.50 which included PA Tire Tax ($5.00), $55.00 for documentary fees and $68.50 for Title & Tags. As far as paying $135 under invoice, I said it was under the invoice that the dealer showed me, not what is on Edmunds. It probably still includes hold back. Let us know how your actual deal goes. MPG |
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| Well, it doesn't look like end of month/year is a great time in this area to be looking for a Rav4. Previous posts on here indicated there wasn't much motivation at Louisville area Toyota dealers and they were right. I've emailed and visited, and am getting quotes very near MSRP, plus one dealer just told me they'd have to charge me $250 to "locate" a Rav4 for me. That little Honda is looking better all the time. gonna have to switch forums!! Thanks for all the great insight on this thread. Ellay | |
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Replying to: ellay (Dec 30, 2007 8:19 am) Thanks for the quick response. I "think" the deal is OK, but who knows. The Rav have been selling fast here (Northwest Florida). Have been obsessing about for days. I think the Rav I'm looking at is a lot of car for the money after driving several other cars. As for the Extended Factory Warranty on the Certified Used Car, I'm thinking of getting it. I realize the car will still have over two years and 25K miles factory on it, but with the cost of even minor repairs these days, it doesn't seem like that bad a deal. A couple of pesky problems just out of warranty could cost you a boat load of money. Will post what happens tomorrow. |
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| I am interested in purchasing in the Phila/Lancaster/York area and saw your price of $23448 OTD. Can you tell me where you made the deal? Thanks. | |
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Here is the basic Information from the sticker: Base 25840 CD Changer 200 Cargo Net and Cover 140 DRL 40 Moonroof 900 Tow Prep 160 Mats 199 Dest 685 I negotiated the following: 24000 price 1770 tax 45 reg/title processing fee 190 reg/title 10 inspection fee 12.50 tire fee 26027.50 OTD I thought this was a fair deal, not great, not bad. The car has turned out to have damage on the underside. (The four sides and top are fine.) I did not think I had to have a mechanic put a brand new Toyota up on a rack. At the price negotiated, do you think the dealer knew about the underside damage? I wish you all better luck. |
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Replying to: chshjoanna (Dec 30, 2007 12:18 am) MPG |
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I've done my research on price and send quite a few emails. However the prices were all near to MSRP. I went into a local dealer to test drive the car and I liked it. However, the best price is $26,880 + TTL (Rav4 2008 limited v6 with 4 options - moonroof, tow package, daylight and JBL 6 CD). The best price I've got is $26,880 + TTL. According to Edmund, the invoice price with option should be $25,418. The web price in MD shows really close to invoice and good price though! (The best is without bargain) I'm in Austin TX and I've got quote from Dallas and Houston via email. Nobody seems interested. Perhaps, they are all in holiday mood?! In fact, I don't need this car right now. I want it before June 1, 2008. However, I thought if I can get a good price at this time, why not! I'm getting tired and discouraged. I'm giving up buying at this time. Perhaps, I'll buy from MD and pay to ship (Shipment is $750) later. I'll see next year. JC |
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I've done my research on price and send quite a few emails. However the prices were all near to MSRP. I went into a local dealer to test drive the car and I liked it. However, the best price is $26,880 + TTL (Rav4 2008 limited v6 with 4 options - moonroof, tow package, daylight and JBL 6 CD). The best price I've got is $26,880 + TTL. According to Edmund, the invoice price with option should be $25,418. The web price in MD shows really close to invoice and good price though! (The best is without bargain) I'm in Austin TX and I've got quote from Dallas and Houston via email. Nobody seems interested. Perhaps, they are all in holiday mood?! In fact, I don't need this car right now. I want it before June 1, 2008. However, I thought if I can get a good price at this time, why not! I'm getting tired and discouraged. I'm giving up buying at this time. Perhaps, I'll buy from MD and pay to ship (Shipment is $750) later. I'll see next year. JC |
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Replying to: ellay (Dec 29, 2007 6:17 pm) Since you responded to my post, I thought I'd let you know how my deal turned out. 2007 Rav 4 Limited Certified Pre-owned 11.5K miles Upgrades Premium Radio was the only option previous owner selected. Vehicle also has after market tinted windows ($200.00) According to Edmund's, MSRP 24,530 Invoice 22,629 Smart Target Price 23,576 Dealer Price started at 25,850 when it was first traded in (Nov 07) then 23,850, then 22,994, then 22,869 I traded a 1995 Chevy Blazer for 1,200 which I didn't think I could sell around here for more than 1K (ABS would cost about 1,500 to fix according to Chevy dealer), if I could sell it at all. New Price 21,669 399 Processing fees (yeah right!) 1324 Taxes 69 Title Total Price 23,459 I also extended the factory warranty to 7 years/100K, no deductable, for 1K. OTD price was 24,519 This seemed like as good a deal as I was going to get in this area. I'm pleased with the purchase though I HATE to spend money on automobiles! Buying autos is more akin to buying a house than say a TV or Refrigerator. Market demand is different everywhere. I hope you find what you like at a price you can live with. I think that's the best you can expect. Good luck! CB
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Replying to: cbond1 (Jan 01, 2008 5:53 am) I really don't hate spending the money on a car....what I hate is shopping. At least when I have to shop for furniture, it's pretty cut and dried. This car (blank) is something else. I don't like the idea of overpaying for anything. Maybe I should start questioning these Consumer Price Buying Reports....It either ain't happenin' in the Louisville area or the dealers are misreading me. I would get a new car every year if it weren't for the process. I have a great car now, but ready for a change. Just isn't going to be a Rav4 I guess unless I buy it while I'm travelling this winter, which may not be a bad idea. I go to FL soon...may be some better deals there. Be happy with your deal and your Rav4. You did great. Ellay
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