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431 messages, Last post on Dec 06, 2009 at 3:58 PM
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Replying to: soonercat (Mar 04, 2009 10:01 am) thanks
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Replying to: soonercat (Mar 04, 2009 10:01 am) Congrats. I may get the V-6 as well if the mileage spread is this small. What I'm really curious about is if the V-6 may even get better mileage than the I-4 at higher speeds like 75 (or even 80).
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Replying to: ecotrklvr (Mar 04, 2009 7:50 pm) Anything over 2.0 in the inline four is going to vibrate like crazy. Hence balance shafts which actually are power suckers. Consumer reports noted how the V-6 vs the inline 4 was so close on the RAV4 that if you have $1600 buy the V-6. Maybe Venza four will be civilized better...
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Replying to: minnu (Mar 04, 2009 7:42 pm) Only had two in stock and mine was the first one sold. from my dealings, I think reliable toyota in springfield, MO has more inventory and same pricing. I would never buy in OK due to gulf states add ons.. |
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Replying to: xualum (Feb 27, 2009 11:00 am) Because it's used there wouldn't be the normal dealer up charges, i.e., TTL and Prep fees, $32,499 would be it. MSRP was $38,444, that's a savings of $5,945 off MSRP and NO TTL and Prep fees. If I hadn't already bought one 2 weeks ago, I'd be on this one like a Duck on a June Bug even if I had to make a trip to NJ. If anyone buys it please post to the forum. Thanks, Gabill
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Replying to: gabill (Mar 05, 2009 5:25 pm)
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Replying to: soonercat (Mar 06, 2009 5:29 am) Go for it!
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Replying to: soonercat (Mar 05, 2009 9:45 am) The 2.4 in my ride is pretty bad over 4k rpm, but below 3k pretty darn smooth. Amazingly smooth at idle. This a 4-speed auto. Geared correctly, the 6-speed can keep the revs down. This 2.7L is the first large 4 with Dual VVT-i. Cylinders are more than 15% larger than the V-6. Smaller bore and longer stroke, too. The bore and stroke numbers for the I-4 are 3.54 x 4.13 vs the V-6's 3.70 x 3.27. Maybe the final answer to smoothness comes down to how good a job they do with the engine mounts.
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Thanks for your info. I drove a demonstrator (demo car) in a dealer and overall it was fine. This car is 2822 (AWD) silver, prem pack #2, nav, pano roof, tow prep, mats etc. It has 6700 miles. Based on the discussion with a salesman and his manager, the final price without any other fee (except for tax) is $31455 (sticker price $38447). The dealer asked $32495. please give your inputs. good deal?, bad deal? or just ok ?
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Replying to: mark317 (Mar 08, 2009 4:48 am) PSP |
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