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General Manager! Ask him/her to give you a price on the truck....if that fails....move on! If they are the only dealer around then you just have to expand your search....and oh, by the way, make sure your deposit is 100% refundable and get it in writing! Use a credit card to put the deposit down....this allows you some more protection.....if they don't deliver the truck the way you want it, in the time frame they give you....get your deposit back.....been there, done that!
Glad to hear things went better!
Believe it or not there are still some dealers that want your business and it appears like you found one!!
After you take delivery.....how about posting your experience.....
Remember....knowledge is power.....the more we share....the more we learn!!
Happy Motoring!
I'm getting close to buying my highly desired 2006 Dblcab 4x4 auto, with the SR5 #2 pkg, tow, side airbags and jbl stereo. I've been getting quotes from around the area, and most seem to be about $500 - $1000 or so over invoice. $1000 over seems like too much. Does that sound right? Anyone have any other advice/info about Portland/Salem/Vancouver, WA area dealers?
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I need price you paid for the above with the TRD, or with the Sport package or the SR-5 package.
Thank you for any advise.
I have not been to any dealers yet. I hate the dealer experience! :mad: What's a "fair" out the door price for this truck? Thx for any suggestions!
MikeS.
I sent out email to 45 different toyota dealerships at the same time detailing exactly what option I wanted no the truck. In the mail I requested from each dealer the lowest out the door price including the price of the truck, Doc Fees (if any), Tax, Tag & Title. I said in the email that the dealership with lowest price on Thursday would get my business on Friday.
I created a spreadsheet and kept track of the quotes as they came in so that the 1st lowest price would get the business. The price quotes varied as much as $2800. Some dealers never responded, but most sent quotes within 48 hrs. On Thursday I called all the dealerships that were within $500 of the lowest price. All but 2 conceeded. The one I bought from and the other quoted 48 hrs later than the other but was within $25, to be fair I went with the first price.
The Tacoma I spec'd was as follows:
2006 Tacoma PreRunner 4x2 Double Cab Long Bed
SR5#2 (Keyless, Cruise, Tint, Etc)
V6 Toyota Towing Package
Side Curtain Airbags
All Weather Floor Mats
Day Time Running Lights
The price I paid at Jim Hudson Toyota in Irmo, SC (Near Columbia, SC) was $23810 for the truck + $189 Doc Fee = $23,999. I did almost everything via email with the exception of a few phone calls. The MSRP on this truck's sticker was $26159.
I arrived at the dealership this past Saturday at 10:45 am and I drove out with all paperwork completed at 12:04 PM.
Jim Hudson Toyota in Irmo, SC is AWESOME.
He told me "like 24,5" and then proceeded to tell me he was only going to give me 12.5 for my 03 sierra 4x2 with extended cab,leer cap,rhino liner with 42,000 miles.
I'll keep shopping till I come up with something.
Just bought the following:
Tacoma Double Cab
V6, 6 Speed,
TRD Off Road,
Tow Package,
6-Disc CD
Skid Plate, Tint and a couple other extras.
Got 4% over invoice. Total was $27,700; tax and title brought it up to 29,500.
Painless purchase at Sterling McCall Toyota. I showed up, told them what I wanted and they looked up the assembly line schedule until they found one. Got it a few days before schedule. Note that the vehicles caome from the factory with just the basics such as TRD and Stereo Packages. Anything noted as port options (PIO) can be added or removed.
I came in there looking for a new car for my cousin. They said they a wide selection to pick from. I turned out they only had 2 in the lot. Their reason was i might have mis-heard them on the phone. When i came to price, they said that they could only do for (-100) from msrp. If i wanted the car with the price they would have the used one. I got sick at this dealership. I will never shop their again. Go somewhere else for better C.S & price
MikeS.
It's a 7 year 100,000 miles $0 deductible.
You can't go wrong with him.
2006 Tacoma, V6, Auto, 4x4, Double Cab in Silver Mica
SR5 #2 (Keyless entry, power windows, etc)
Tow Package
16" Alloy wheels
Chromo running boards
I got it for $25,950 before Tax, Title and Doc. I did a huge amount of homework on it and thought this was a pretty good price considering the South East fee. Still nervous since this is the first new vehicle I'm purchased and the first change in vehicles in over 8 years.
2006 Tacoma, V6, Auto, 4x2, Double Cab
TRD Sport Package
Tow Package
6 Disk Changer
Glass Etch
extra-mile option pkg B
vehicle shield package
For $24,850 plus ttl from DonMcGill in Katy. Invoice was $25,707 and I believe I got a good deal. I had actually negotiated a deal via internet and phone with the other Don Mcgill but ended up at the Katy location. This is my very first new vehicle and I am pretty excited. Very pleasant experience dealing with DonMcGill of Katy.
looks like you got a good deal.
Heres the deal I got on a similar truck in th Houston Area.
2006 tacoma, v6, prerunner, double cab, long bed
SR5 #2 package
16" wheels
limited slip
nightvision mirror
pin stripe
NADA invoice price with destination $23,189
$23,940 price (750 over NADA invoice)
$25,700 driveout
They are adding TDA and holdback (which I thought was supposed to be subtracted since the get it back) to the invoice price.
Good price or more work to do?
Its amazing ho quiet it got around here.
I purchased Toyota' platinum 7 yr. 70,000 extended warrantee at @ $1400.00 bundled into their 5.7% financing, which bested my 6.2 % USAA pre-approved rate.
My insurance co (Geico), is offering me a service repair insurance for 7 yr. 100,000 miles at @ $50.00/year and a $250.00 deducible.
Which one makes more sense? Any input or discussion about this greatly appreciated. I can cancel the extended warrantee.
The truck was a 2006 Double Cab Long Bed 2x4
came with:
-Tow Package
-16" Alloy Wheels
-Limited Slip Differential
-SR5 Package #2
-50 State Emission
-Carpet Floor Mats and Door Sill
The total paid out the door nothing more was $25,900.
Really love the truck but was that a good deal?
(Includes air conditioner, bucket seats and sliding rear window).for $17,000 OTD.
I love the regular cab 4x4 with the SR5. It fits me like a glove, everything from the ergonomics to the solid feel. I wanted the regular cab for maneuverability and I prefer 4-cylinder engines. Other manufacturers are not offering this combination: reg. cab 4x4 with 4cyl.
This truck is super tight. The seats are awesome, I like the feel of the clutch and shifter, good stereo. And I hate keyless entry and power windows, which it won't have.
I actually like the dial for controlling the transfer case, although it has an annoying warning beep in low range.
I will have to add an aftermarket cruise control from the dealer since it's not a factory option in this trim.
Anyways, I hope under $19000 is a good deal. So far I'm having a good dealership experience at Molle Toyota in Kansas City, MO. Hope it stays good all through driving off the lot.