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Replying to: lauryn2000 (Jun 29, 2006 4:17 am) here is the basics. 4X2 FJ GS model 22,810 20,820 4X2 FJ SE model 22,805 20,815 4X4 FJ SE model 24,395 22,262 4X4 FJ GS model 23,990 21,891 so since i dont understand what the se or gs .. if i was looking into a 4X4 i would order the SE model with the electronic rear dif lock as the only option.... i would gamble to believe that since its the se the power windows should be standard .. along with othere options that the dealer tries to get us to pay these ridiculos prices. remember when the miata came out... that was an example of what is going on with these dealers and the FJ i hope that since the sales are really low, they will get their act together and decide to be customer friendly and want repeat business. no one wants to be taken for a ride when buying a car. good luck to all. |
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i recomend going through carsdirect.com and purchasing this way. they show the rebate discount on the price and you get a no hassle purchase deal. try it out and post your expirience. i believe this is the best way to avoid paying those 28k to 30k for a car listed at
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Replying to: xtierra (Aug 10, 2007 5:24 pm) Just bought an 07 this past weekend. MSRP: 30,004. Convenience package + Option #1 with running boards, floor mats, wheel locks. Got it out the door for $29,000.. Not bad. Looks like the dealers are starting to show a little flexibility here. |
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Hi, i'm in the market for a 4x4 auto FJ. i'm not in a rush to buy. is there any benefit to waiting towards the end of the year, or should i just wait for the end of the month like some here have advised? thanks in advance for the input.
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Replying to: munchaussen (Aug 14, 2007 11:30 am) MSRP $32,065 Bought it for Invoice minus 2% Holdback - $28,343 That was by just telling them up front that is what I was willing to pay.
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Replying to: brianlewis (Aug 21, 2007 4:23 pm) Invoice less 2% sounds like a great deal in any case. BTW, what is the Vehicle Shield Package and the Extra Mile Option Package? Any way, congrats on your new FJ.
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Replying to: munchaussen (Aug 21, 2007 9:00 pm) http://www.toyotarsm.com shows 14 FJ Cruisers at that location. Keep in mind they need to get these sold before Sept/Oct when the 08 models rush in. 08 models are already sitting in the toyota lots at port, waiting for the dealers to clear their inventory first. Vehicle Shield Package basically is a wax/polish coating that they apply and give you a free bottle to continue applying twice a year to keep the paint healthy. But it does give you a free rental car when your vehicle is being worked on at the dealership! The Extra Miles package is really nice because its really more of an accessories package with all weather mats, arm rests, roof rack, receiver hitch and wiring, spare tire cover, wheel locks, rear cargo mat, road hazard tire coverage, road side assistance. Some vehicles have alot of these options and the total price of the options comes close to the same package so you might as well get the package and have the additional features especially the receiver hitch setup. The pin stripping is a nice little touch as well, its a suttle silver strip on my Voodoo Blue FJ. Btw I got the Predator Step Boards instead of the Rock Rails, seems to have the same functionality of the rock rails yet has steps integrated so its a big plus, especially since I plan to install a Rough Country 3" lift kit. Vehicle Shield Package Lusterizing Sealant Sound Shield Sealant Cleaner Rental Car Assistance The Extra Mile Option Package A Custom Tape Stripe Passenger Arm Rest First Aid Kit All Weather Floor Mat Set (5 Pc) Receiver Hitch / Wire Harness Roof Rack Wheel Locks Spare Tire Cover All Weather Floor Mats Rear Cargo Mat Road Hazard Tire Warranty (3 Yrs/36,000 Miles) Roadside Assistance (3 Yrs/36,000 Miles) The Extra Mile Service Rewards Program (5 Yrs/60,000 Miles)
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Replying to: brianlewis (Aug 22, 2007 5:12 am) I think I'll take some people's advice and wait for the end of the quarter (Sep) and check back with the dealers then. Hopefully, they will be more open to steeper discounts. Something like this is worth waiting for anyway. |
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Replying to: kristymiss (Aug 11, 2006 5:53 am) |
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I am thinking of buying an FJ. I just drove one and love it. Currently I have a Wrangler and they are night and day. I do have an infant and the suicide doors are handy. Thier seems to be plenty of room back there and the vehicle is safe. I was just wondering if anyone has children and how versatile the Fj is for children? Any input would help?
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