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Palm Beach Toyota

735 S Military Trail
West Palm Beach, FL 33415
(561) 712-2652

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Stewart Toyota of North Palm Beach

1215 US Hwy 1
Lake Park, FL 33403
(561) 844-3461

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Royal Palm Toyota

9205 Southern Blvd
Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411
(800) 211-8696

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Ed Morse Delray Toyota

2800 S Federal Hwy
Delray Beach, FL 33483
(800) 748-2281

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King Toyota

1441 S Federal Hwy
Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
(954) 421-4000

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Al Hendrickson Toyota

5201 W Sample Rd
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
(866) 249-2687

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West Palm Beach, FL Toyota Car Consumer Discussions

Hybrid Purchase: by moneeman on Thu Mar 29 18:50:25 PDT 2007; I posted this note in the Hybrid-specific thread, but figured I should add it here as well: I just purchased a Camry Hybrid, and thought I would post my results here. I didn't see many recent price quotes on this board, so perhaps this may help others. After researching as much as possible, I really didn't expect a large discount off MSRP, perhaps $500 - $750 off. In fact, we figured we would end up with an Acura TL because they ARE dealing on those, and the price discrepancy would have been small given Acura's current 1.9% financing. However, we decided to give the Toyota dealer a shot at making us happy. I usually buy cars by faxing a request for a quote to 20 - 30 dealers, then waiting for bids to roll in. This method works great if there is ample supply, but we were picky about the color and options (cloth seats with nav, no sunroof). There were only two within a 2 hr radius, so I called one and asked for the sales manager. I told him the exact car I wanted, that I was ready to buy that day, and would do so if he would sell it to me at his invoice price. We confirmed the invoice amount, and he agreed to the deal immediately. The dealer, by the way, is in West Palm Beach, FL. This made the Camry much cheaper than the TL (which I also like very much), and I'm pleased that we have a hybrid vehicle. So, for those thinking about buying a Camry Hybrid, you can take comfort from my experience that they can be had at invoice (or possibly lower???) Perhaps I started the discussion too high!

2004 Toyota Corolla CE: by phantiques on Sun May 23 06:08:58 PDT 2004; Rude and aggressive sales persons in Davie Fl. I will try West Palm Beach if no luck Will Try Honda or Mazda.

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