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Re: 2008 limited [coach57]-Tires for Life?: by edmund2460 on Sun May 11 04:59:03 PDT 2008; You'll have to do every service they recommend including 'engine clean', in other words unnecessary things to qualify.

Fitzmall?: by chanoh on Tue Apr 29 18:28:33 PDT 2008; hi, I'm a newbie to this forum, but it looks very informative. Do you guys have any opinion about Fitzmall? The internet price is lower than invoice. Is it a good place to buy a new car? My current address is in Arizona. In that case, do I need to pay the tax? Any comments will be appreciated. Thanks, SC

Re: Atlanta area - Pkg. #2 [gadriver4]: by sharon22 on Thu Apr 24 14:48:05 PDT 2008; Not quite. Roswell had quoted an internet price of $22,700, which initially sounds very good. However, the OTD price on pkg. #2 ends up at $26,127 (including 7% sales tax). Like you, numerous dealers want you to pay the $700 for the Toyoguard protection group -- rubbish! I don't want it either. The prices I've encountered so far have been $25,800 to $26,200 OTD. I'm not finding ANY Prius on ANY lots. I did find one in Greenville, SC. Contemplating if I want to drive 3 hours to buy that one. It's either that or ask a dealer to "order" one in their May or June allocations. Are you looking for a particular color? I'm partial to Silver Pine Mica, but like all Prius's, there aren't any on the lots. Stay in touch with me and let me know if you find any better deals than I've found thus far!! Edmunds.com shows a TMV price of $23,763.

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).

Prius package 6: by scottc3 on Sat Apr 05 12:30:51 PDT 2008; it's a done deal, does not matter if it's a pretty good deal or not. Are you happy? Adding about 10% for out the door price, you will be near $29,000. Prius's are great cars if you can live with 50mpg and not much stopping at the pump! I can - and did!. sc

Change your mind!: by scottc3 on Tue Apr 15 09:30:01 PDT 2008; FOR SURE, 100% accurate, you should get the 7/75 for no more than $800. I can scan and email you my actual sales slip on my Prius if you need it. Tell the dealer you have seen on the web that it should be $800 and no more... then start to walk away... they will not let you leave. sc

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