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Toyoto Solara Convertable: by lauriep on Sun May 04 15:36:58 PDT 2008; What are people paying for the Solara convertibles in NC? Thanks, Laurie

Re: Will Sequoia have better incentive in May? [vernschillinge]: by tsfan on Thu Apr 17 14:25:32 PDT 2008; I am in Richmond, Virginia. Thanks for the info. If NC has 0%, definitely I will consider dealer over there since it's worth 2 hours driving cross the border.

Re: Will Sequoia have better incentive in May? [tsfan]: by vernschillinge on Thu Apr 17 12:26:24 PDT 2008; Hi all gurus and experts, I need your guys's thoughts on question: will Sequoia have a better incentive in May? Currently Toyoto offers finance incentive for Sequoia, 1.9% for 36months, 2.9% for 48months, and 3.9% for 60months. The current inventive expires on 04/30. I have been researching the new Sequoia for a long time and read all post in this forum. Think it's a good time to buy but just wondering whether next month Toyota will come out a better incentive such as 0%. If wait until May, also worry about whether current inventive will be gone. Any good thoughts, buy now or wait till May? thanks! Not sure what region you are in, but, at present you can get 0% for 24 mths in the Southeast Region (SET: NC, SC, AL, GA & FL).

Paid $23,459.71+++ or $24,900 OTD W\Package #2: by dougpierce on Wed Apr 16 22:15:33 PDT 2008; Went to (Toyota of Gastonia) by Charlotte, NC and after a few trips back and forth we settled on 2008 Prius with package 2 for $24,900 out the door (all taxes & fees included). They didn't have a Prius on the lot but could get one in a day or two. We'll see if the wait's that short, but either way I don't care. I can wait and I think I got a deal that was fair for the both of us. They didn�t make t easy though; I had to work for it. The problem for consumers is that dealers can't keep the cars on the lots (much like the VW Bug or resent Mustang craze) so it makes negotiating difficult. They know they will sell it to the guy behind you if you�re not going to pay their price. My saving grace was that I was willing to wait and bought without a trade in. Here's a tip for all of you who aren�t in the know; don�t bring a trade to the table if you can help it. They just use the trade as leverage to work the numbers against you anyway. Sell it before buying and if you just can't wait than try a CarMax dealership. They normally give you $2k more than the dealer if the cars in good condition. ;) I hope this helps you make better choices.

Re: Buying 2008 Avalon in NC - reasonable price [ceorace]: by first_lesson on Sat Apr 12 19:00:21 PDT 2008; Ceorace - what did you end up paying if you don't mind me asking. Thanks.

2008 Avalon XLS: by first_lesson on Sat Apr 12 18:54:11 PDT 2008; Looking for some recent out the door prices in the Raleigh, NC area. Thanks

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