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#557 of 596 Re: Venza in So Cal [bruinmike]
by actionjh
Aug 27, 2010 (6:51 pm)
I would imagine Toyota should be offering a much more aggressive deal on the Venza by now. I took delivery of mine on 12/31/09 when the dealer was packed with people trying to get in for the last day of tax incentive. There's literally no Venza on the lot and the shipment just landed the dealership on 12/30/09. Seriously, not the best time to deal on a car. Well, I did. I know the dealer has room to throw in more discount. But knowing there's limited inventory, I had no bargaining leaverage.
The best price I landed was $315xx (MSRP $357xx). 2010 Pearl White V6 FWD with Premium package #1 (leather, smart key, power liftgate, HID Xeon, Auto High beam, back up camera..etc), with Navigation.
Just FYI for people shopping for a Venza.
#558 of 596 Re: Toyota Venza Prices Paid and Buying Experience [kyfdx]
by premierone
Sep 06, 2010 (7:08 pm)
Paid $22,500 for a 2009 Venza, V6, leather, FWD, 5700 miles, everything else base in Egg Harbor NJ. The car was practically brand new. I would have liked the sunroof and upgraded stereo but I couldn't pass up on this price without.
#559 of 596 Re:Toyota Venza price paid in California
by happyconan
Sep 08, 2010 (9:08 pm)
Got a 2010 Venza V6 AWD, navigation, leather, luxury premium pkg 2, back up cam, panoramic moonroof, smart key, seat warmer, etc..... MSRP $38777.
Got it out the door $37500
$33900 + tax and fees.
Sacramento, CA
Good deal?
#560 of 596 Re: Toyota Venza Prices Paid and Buying Experience [kyfdx]
by misterdregs
Sep 09, 2010 (11:00 am)
2010 White V6 AWD, Comfort, Convenience, JBL, Leather, Glass roof, Security, Tow prep, Floor mats
MSRP $36459
Invoice $32780
USAA price $32030
Cash price $31560
Rebate -$750
Title and delivery +$296
Net $31106
Very positive dealership experience. Worth a 40 mile drive to Lincoln, NE. Supposedly the USAA price included all rebates, but they applied the $750 Toyota rebate. : )
#561 of 596 New and Used Comparison
by mgoldstein
Sep 25, 2010 (7:11 am)
We have a choice between a new 2010 (demo with 4000 miles) AWD or a certified used 2009 FWD with 13000 miles at a different dealer.
The new car is V6, AWD, Comfort, Convenience, JBL upgrade, 5 pc Floor Mats. Sticker is $34,609. Dealer is offering it for $29,900.
The used car is the same V6 and options, except it is FWD, a 2009, and 13000 miles. Sales prices is $27,000.
Any suggestions? Is the new/demo price a good one?
I am leaning toward new because the difference is not that great when factoring in the new car warranty (e.g. I get a full 36 months), AWD, 2 years free maintenance, and USB port (we are ipod'ers).
Any thoughts?
#562 of 596 Re: New and Used Comparison [mgoldstein]
by marvin6
Sep 25, 2010 (7:00 am)
I just looked at the USAA site for the V6 AWD with the items you listed. The invoice was about $200 higher than yours (included the 5 piece carpet not just the floormats). The sale price was $28,800. But price is based on zip code. I believe credit unions and some other buying services offer the same prices. With that said, if with the choices you presented I would go with the V6. It will still be tagged as new and you get the warranty.
#563 of 596 Re: New and Used Comparison [mgoldstein]
by alan226
Sep 25, 2010 (8:40 am)
I think you are over paying for the demo. Even though it has never been officially registered, it is a used car. I live in eastern MA and for some comparisons:
I purchased a AWD 4cyl in Jan sicker $28900 got it for around $25400.
At the time of the purchase I was also looking at 6cyl AWD. Sticker was $31900, offered to me for $28200.
There is a dealer in Eastern MA that is advertising $4400 off sticker on ANY Venza, 4 or 6 cyl, FWD or AWD.
I would think that you could get the used demo for for under $28k
For basically the same price I would buy new. The is alot of inventory around right now with the 2011's starting to hit. For example, IRA Toyota in Eastern MA has 80 2011 Venza's in stock.
#564 of 596 Venza Lease Questions
by allroadanger
Sep 28, 2010 (1:38 pm)
I have a Acura TL coming up on lease.
I like the Venza. Have $2000 stipend as down payment from work. I see the current offer (link on this site) as:
Lease a new 2010 VENZA for only $249 a month for 36 months!
$249.00 per month for 36 months
$2699.00 due at signing
I am in NJ and will need 12K miles (offer is .15 ea after 12K)
Thoughts????? If no good what are you all paying out there
#565 of 596 Re: Purchase Price [xtenix]
by andrei44
Sep 30, 2010 (8:37 am)
got it from Prestige in Mahawah/Ramsey. Had same deals all over NJ. My advice to everyone is to get a deals from dealers via emails. While they compete with each other, you get a best deal possible without actually going to dealership.
I started with emailing every dealer in NY/NJ with exact description of what i'm looking for. Once i start getting quotes, elimination process kicked in to weed out "bad dealerships" and then narrowed the search to 2-3 dealers. At first Prestige said no to the proposed deal and i was going to go with another dealer, then they called me a week later with accepted offer.
#566 of 596 Re: Purchase Price [andrei44]
by srk12
Oct 01, 2010 (9:48 pm)
thinking abt buying a venza...
what to aim for in the bargaining process (OTD price) for 4 cyl-everything without navigation+panoramic roof and 6 cyl-everything without navigation+panoramic?
Thanks!