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Carsdirect is already offering 2500 off MSRP for a Limited with Navi in Bay area. I think prices will become reasonable by next year. I am in no hurry. Will wait till spring.
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Replying to: igh (Nov 16, 2007 12:49 am) $40K+ for a non-luxury midsize SUV means it competes with MDX and others. Sure it's a hybrid but that's about it. Still no sunroof or other base 'luxury' stuff. Toyota certainly knows how to make money of hybrids... So I could imagine you could get a discount on a non-luxury $40K midsize hybrid SUV. Although I doubt you could get such discount easily at this time...
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Replying to: kdhspyder (Nov 13, 2007 4:38 am) 
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Replying to: lucien4 (Nov 16, 2007 1:51 pm) No! No matter what you tell me the auto makers are NOT discussing the pricing in some offshore island. I don't believe it. |
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Replying to: jeniveve76 (Nov 12, 2007 10:39 pm) |
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| Can a 2006 HH be programed like the 2008HH, to stay longer in battery mode? I read that the 2008 will have the same engine set up as the 2006 HH, but it will stay longer in battery mode. Does anyone know the answerto this question ? Frank | |
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I visited a dealership to see the 2008 HH. I love the interior, and the drive was much nicer than previous HH model. What was dissapointing was exterior cosmetics; the small amount of color options and the different grill - we like the gas H grill much better, but can't get that in the HH without paying for it to be changed. We have an 07 Lexus 400h, and want to get the HH for seating capacity and regular gas option as our second vehicle; Lexus is much more willing to give options to Hybrid buyers. All in all, the HH is a very good competitor to the Lexus 400 H, but the price is actually lower right now for 400H with all the options Lexus offers vs Limited 400H, since it is selling way over invoice. We got our 400 H for $400. over invoice; we'll wait until Toyota starts to come down in price, or incentives are offered. We currently get 26.5 combined city/highway; it sounds like the bigger Highlander Hybrid is getting the same mileage, which is great for HH owners.
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Does anybody have an idea where to get snow chains for 2008 HH Limited (tire size 245/55-R19)? I tried Toyota, Costco, Kragen, a couple of internet sites, nobody seems to be carrying them. Thanks a lot in advance.
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Replying to: banditob (Nov 07, 2007 12:19 pm) I followed the steps in the owner's manual, but it didn't make any change. Would you give detailed instructions on how you did it? I agree that the manual (for all of its length) is very poor in some areas. The grammer errors do not help. |
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Replying to: jan123 (Dec 08, 2007 3:00 pm) Does your owner's manual say chains can be used? They would probably say "cable" not chains. I ask because I own a 2006 Ford Freestyle. I have the SEL trim, and own a set of cables, but the Limited trim has 18" wheels, and the owner's manual specifically says that you cannot put chains (or cables!) on the Limited at all. I have always wondered what the Freestyle Limited folks are doing if they live in the snow belt! 
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