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I had to buy a car over the weekend (deer collision), so went to dealer and negotiated a reasonable deal on a Toyota FJ Cruiser, including my damaged tradein. The invoice stated the vehicle had at most 95 miles on it. The price was $24,553 for a basic model, stickshift, with options FE CK CQ AL CF . The dealer had to retrieve/buy the car from a partner dealership. When the car arrived, they found it had over 600 miles on the odometer! Apparently the source dealer forgot to tell them about this before the trade. They told me they checked it out at their garage and of ourse - it looks OK. However, I am very leery of such high mileage - I had really been looking forward to my first "new" car Plus, it just seems odd that a popular model like this would have been on the lot long enough to accumulate such mileage. I asked if they could make good on the deal by finding an equivalent vehicle with the promised mileage. They said there were no others. I asked if they would be willing to compromise by coming down on the price at all or throwing in a few freebies. They said no. Is 600+ miles normal for a "new" car off a lot? What recourse do I have? I put down a $1000 deposit, plus let them take my used car already. This is in Concord NH, Grappone Toyota. They seem to be reasonable and nice folks to deal with, but this is my first experience so I don't know what to expect. Any advice or suggestions are really appreciated - especially within the next few hours since I have to decide today. THANKS! |
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Replying to: manfmnantucket (Feb 21, 2007 12:06 pm)
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Replying to: manfmnantucket (Feb 21, 2007 12:06 pm) Tell them that you are disappointed that the car has a lot more mileage than you were told... and that you either want a couple hundred knocked off, or you want a different car.. which you may get from a different dealer.. Assuming, that is, that you are willing to walk away... |
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Replying to: canman1971 (Feb 21, 2007 2:15 pm) Thanks Eddd
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Replying to: eddd (Feb 21, 2007 5:28 pm) |
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Replying to: dreasdad (Feb 19, 2007 7:43 pm) 4wd auto silver...convenience pkg, alloy whls, mats.. msrp 27014...got it for 25390... I also bought the extended warranty (7 yrs 75000 miles) and alarm pkg.... they started off with a price of 1995 and 695 for these items. I got them both for 1595..probably should not have bought the alarm.
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Replying to: manfmnantucket (Feb 21, 2007 12:06 pm) |
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Replying to: manfmnantucket (Feb 21, 2007 12:06 pm)
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Replying to: dreasdad (Mar 01, 2007 4:29 pm) Also, try Berlin City Toyota (on the web). They were selling fj's thru their portland me store at about 2,000 under list. |
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Have been dealing with several dealerships for the last two months, getting one dealer down 1500 from MSRP on a loaded FJ. Then out of the blue an Internet Salesperson has a salesman call and offer an FJ at Invoice, checked it out at Edmunds and it was truely invoice, raced across town to buy it before it was snapped up. The Internet salesperson said the reason I got it for invoice was that is was towards the first of the month and business was slow and they wanted to get sales off and running for the month. 4x4, auto, Conv. pkg, Upgrade 1, Passenger arm rest, and a first aid kit(didn't really need the last two, but the deal was so sweet I couldn't turn them down) 26492 plus tax and lic. |
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