2013 and Earlier - Toyota Sienna Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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  • mjill1mjill1 Member Posts: 5
    Did you buy your van and if so what was the price. I'm looking for a LE7 with package 6.

    Thanks.
  • dfr1966dfr1966 Member Posts: 3
    Test drove the Sienna LE last weekend, and have decided this is what we want. I'm looking to lease for 36 months with LE Package 1 + Floor Mats. Quotes I've gotten so far all correspond to the currently available LE Lease promotion. I'm looking at roughly $250 down (to cover MV fees), and then $320/mo for 12K mi/yr or $340/mo for $15k mi/yr. Doing the math, this appears to be consistent with the deal being offered (I won't put $1869 down on a lease). So far, I've had 2 dealers contact me at roughly identical rates. Has anyone had experiences where a dealer undercut the currently available promotion? Does it pay to keep shopping around or am I just spinning my wheels?

    Thanks in advance for your input.
  • sethisethi Member Posts: 14
    Yes I have an order put in on it...the dealer did not have the exact color and package on his lot...

    My Van:
    LE - 8 passenger
    Package 6 (BZ for the dealers)
    CF (Mats)
    WH (Wireless Headphones)
    $25,995/-

    Tax 6%
    Title $197
    Dealer Paperwork $45

    I believe I got a good deal in the tri-state area (did look/call lots of dealers)

    Hope this helps.

    PS - The van is coming from Toyota North, Mt. Kisco, NY
  • mjill1mjill1 Member Posts: 5
    Thanks! Just received a quote from a dealer here in MD and it's for $28,039 w/o taxes or the $98 processing fee. They are offering free tires for life? Don't know if there are any other fees/charges that will be added on, but I don't think I'm interested based on what you've paid. Your info will be helpful and I hope enjoy your new van!
  • twinmom73twinmom73 Member Posts: 17
    I bought my van from Jim Norton Toyota in Tulsa, OK. I FINALLY picked up my Sienna XLE Limited yesterday. I placed my "order" in December! (more than 2 months wait!) Only contact I received on progress of order was when I asked what was going on. They were not proactive AT ALL.

    But what REALLY bothers me is this: I told them my father was thinking of buying my trade-in. We talked about it for the 2 MONTHS it took for my van to come in. At the end, he decided he didn't want it and we did trade it in. I picked up my new van at noon yesterday. Last night, my father wished he'd kept my van, so I called them at 9:00 a.m. when they opened this morning, LESS than 24 hours after the deal, to see if they would trade a different car in or just take cash for the trade-in value.

    These car dealers have their reputation for a reason - they would not reverse the 10 minutes of paperwork they had done, and even though they had done absolutely NOTHING to my trade-in, they almost TRIPLED the cost for us to "buy" it back.

    I understand dealers have to make a profit, but their degree of greed and inflexibility is disturbing. I STRONGLY urge all Tulsans to look elsewhere for a better dealer.
  • ndpndp Member Posts: 1
    would you please provide me with the name of the dealership, sales persons name and telephone number. I am looking for the same type of deal in the So, Cal region.

    Thank You.
  • irgirg Member Posts: 197
    Hi Sethi,
    Good luck with your van congrats! I'm still looking, but am more likely to get the Sienna now than the Odyssey. One local dealer who I have contacted before, said that the Odyssey doesn't have very good leases at all and couldn't have been more honest. He felt Toyota was way ahead in that department, but that Honda was doing well in overall price. Maybe next year (or next month) the Odyssey will be a better lease. Fortunately I like both vehicles. Gotta wait til April, when my other lease runs out. Not soon enough!
  • SylviaSylvia Member Posts: 1,636
    Please do not ask people to post names of salespeople or phone numbers as it is against the rules of the Forums. Dealership, city and state are fine.
  • guamguam Member Posts: 5
    i'm currently station in guam and i'm shopping around for a minivan. it a battle between the honda odessy EX-L DVD $33,600 and the toyota LE option #7 $32,600. what is the going price around san diego or lemoore cal.
  • sethisethi Member Posts: 14
    irg,

    Welcome to the Sienna club...i guess the current lease deal from TFS is over now...but a dealer should be able to give you as good a deal.

    Hopefully I will be reading about your happy experience on this forum soon...
  • sethisethi Member Posts: 14
    Mjill1,

    You got that quote for a LE7 with package 6???? That should be your cost after tax, title and reg...If you live in MD, then you can't be buying a Sienna if you are not buying it from either Fitzmall.com or Darcars...You do know about the great internet pricing???

    I was planning to come to MD and buy my minivan from Fitzmall.com, but they could not find my color, model and option package combination....

    Hope all this helps some more...
  • dfr1966dfr1966 Member Posts: 3
    Just an update--I contacted Fitzmall and got a great deal, much better than the current leasing deal. For a LE with Package 1 plus wireless headphones, cargo net, floor mats, and dealer-installed DVD, I was quoted a payment of $315 for 36 months with 15k mi/yr. Needless to say, I'm heading down to Maryland next weekend (from NJ) to pick up the car.
  • mjill1mjill1 Member Posts: 5
    This quote was from a dealership in Waldorf, MD and while Fitzmall doesn't have the Sienna in the color or pkg. they can order for $500 deposit and stated the following:
    "Our pricing when accepting an order is $ 200 or $ 569 Over invoice for
    our internet or value price. Choice is yours. The value price includes our
    Lifetime loaner car program and lifetime buyer protection plan.
    Only additional charges are $99 processing fee and Tax Tag and Title
    as applicable."

    I don't understand why package 6 is not readily available? I really want the power seats and so that's my desire for package 6. While I like the Salsa Red Pearl - I not all that committed to that color, just the package.

    Thanks again.
  • ricobeachricobeach Member Posts: 29
    Hi,

    I tried to buy my 2004 Sienna LE from the same Waldorf dealer but soon realized that they were way too dishonest for my money (and I dealt with a supposed sales manager). I ended up buying in Springfield VA but could have easily bought from Fitzmall (Montgomery County) as well. They don't play the games that most dealers do. As for the Walfdorf dealer's service department, they are pretty good. My Sienna has had a few recalls done there and they were efficient, thorough, and professional (as service dept's go). Good luck with your lease but be careful if you stay at the Waldorf dealer.

    Rico
  • lumbarlumbar Member Posts: 421
    "I don't understand why package 6 is not readily available? I really want the power seats and so that's my desire for package 6."

    Toyota's decisions about what packages to make available in what regions are one of the great mysteries of the universe. Stephen Hawking should investigate. If you build your Toyota online at the website and enter a zipcode from one of the Toyota Central Atlantic region states (including Maryland), you'll see they only show two option packages for an LE FWD in the region--neither of which is #6. I'm also interested in the power seats and a #6, but apparently you either have to special order (and wait) or upgrade to an XLE. Neither is particularly customer friendly.
  • kxsomrkxsomr Member Posts: 4
    I'm pretty sure we dealt with the same guy. I should have bought with Fitzgerald. This's my biggest regreat of 2004!
  • sportymonksportymonk Member Posts: 258
    Maybe the answer is to start telling the salespeople, "I'm sorry you won't sell what different area Toyota dealers sell. I came here wanting to buy your car and you (not personally but Toyota Management) have talked me out of it. Here is my business card. I am going to the Honda, Mazda (whatever to go buy WHAT I WANT.) When your management wakes up and decides to do business let me know. I want one but you won't let me buy it. Good -bye. (Walk out the door and don't look back.)

    One or two won't make a difference but if it happens enough, things will change. This is the year 2005 and people are educated. We shouldn't have to put up with this.
  • newsiennanewsienna Member Posts: 1
    Had to post to thank the forum for help in getting a fair deal on a 2005 Sienna. Good experience with Team Toyota, Langhorne, PA Internet Department. Thought I was going to buy from Fitzmall (Gaithersburg,MD) since I was going to be in the area anyway. Initial email offer from Team was 300 over invoice. After test drive, told them I was buying within the week (but not today) and flashed Fitzmall printout and let them know this was their competition. By the time I got home I had an email from Team with an offer for 200 under invoice (matching Fitz). Negotiated for a few other options over the phone. Final deal:
    XLE Pkg 6, Carpet Floor Mats w/Door Sill Protector, Cargo Net, Wireless headphones and Auto-dimming mirror.
    MRSP: 35,361
    Invoice: 31,558
    Selling Price: 31,239 (319 under invoice excl Tax, tags and doc)
  • sjm2sjm2 Member Posts: 11
    I have a few questions.

    Anyone have any luck with an CT Toyota Dealers? We will be in the market for an LE 8 pass. not sure of options. When I went to Lorenson in Old Saybrook for literature I was not impressed with the snide sales person so I don't think they will get my business, unless someone can tell me SUPER things about them.

    The rest is more of an insurance/accident question, which I posted on that forum, but this board is much more active...

    I was rear ended yesterday by a tractor trailer-100% his fault. Problem is we have been planning on getting a van this spring and wanted to sell our car privately vs. trading in to try to get a little more $. Now that it's been in an accident we don't feel comfortable selling it to someone. Plus we won't get as mch as we had hoped.

    Now, our question is: would one recommend taking a check from the insurance company to put toward down payment and trade in the car "as is". My thought is if the estimate for damage is greater than 4k, and we can get 4-5k for a trade in (based on edmunds figures) tha we aren't behind as we had hoped to get 9k for the sale this spring. Or should we jst get it fixed and trade it in this spring as we had planned?

    Has anyone been in such a situation?

    For what it is worth the car is an '01 Accord value package with 80k miles, which is high we know. The damage has not been assessed proffessional, but it goes from the top of trunk to the bumper and the entire width of the car, including lights.

    Thanks for any input.
  • cccompsoncccompson Member Posts: 2,382
    If a car without damage is worth $9000 on a trade, then the same car with $4000 in damage is almost always worth LESS (likely much less) than $5000 on a trade due to, among other reasons, the hassle factor in repairing the damage. In other words, damaged value plus insurance money equals less than undamaged value.

    You really need to get some firmer numbers before you can make an informed decision here. Broadly speaking, my inclination would be to try to sell the vehicle in its damaged condition (there are many folks who buy 'em and fix 'em up) as your overall net may be greater that way.

    Also, it seems that you are describing quite a bit of damage, likely more than $4000 worth.
  • heywood1heywood1 Member Posts: 851
    Have it fixed and then trade it, as planned. With the mileage you describe, the fact that it has been damaged--but properly repaired--shouldn't affect your trade-in much (if the dealer even asks). They're gonna send it to the auction anyway.
  • lumbarlumbar Member Posts: 421
    Interesting how Toyota has cash back (from $500-1500) on pretty much all of their new 05 vehicles but the Sienna. Wondering if this will continue through spring and summer as we move closer to 06 introduction.
  • jenjeffjenjeff Member Posts: 1
    Looking at Sienna LE 8 passenger and XLE 7 passenger. Wife wants moonroof, which we think moonroof only available on XLE. Quotes seem to be ranging from 29,000 for LE to 32+ for XLE. What is best I can expect to get in the Cleveland metro area? I would like to get to 25000 to 27500
  • sethisethi Member Posts: 14
    sjm2,

    I was looking for a LE-8 Package 6 (BZ) in the southwest CT (stamford) area. Visited quite a few dealers, no luck in getting a good deal with any of them....I was going to go to Maryland to FitzMall for the car I needed at the price I was willing to pay. But I got lucky with Toyota North in Mt Kisco. and got a deal for 25,995/- for the above mentioned car. The only thing was that the exact color and package was not in stock so have ordered it for...they promised delivery in 3 weeks which will be sometime end of next week. The price was fantastic, I am still waiting to rate them on the service and delivery part....Hope this helps.

    If you like to read some more, just do a search on posting from me and you see my whole saga of buying the Sienna...Enjoy!
  • sjm2sjm2 Member Posts: 11
    Thanks, I did just get a quote from A-1 in New Haven for 26, 388. I have a feeling that may be the best price I can get around here. Wallingford Toyota is being very difficult, and has yet to budge on their high 27, 470. His words, "the best deal isn't always the best price." Okay buddy, I have already had a better price and deal in the few emails with Fitzmall, which would make the trip worth it. I will check into Mt. Kisco. We have not yet decided when we will buy, we will wait to get some estimates first.

    Just curious how many times do people go back and forth with offers before settling? I just don't know how far I can push before they say we don't need your business. (This email negotiating is fun-I can be so much more assertive and not back down.) Also, am I correct that a quote from Fitz is set in stone?

    This site has been extremely valuable to me and I appreciate everyone for that!
  • robj1robj1 Member Posts: 10
    I was quoted 25,995 in MA. good price? or can I expect lower. With the Z1 package (Mats, door sill protector, cargo net, first aid kit, ermergency kit), this gets pretty close to invoice.
  • lukn4vanlukn4van Member Posts: 1
    Hi all you wonderful folks,

    I'm in Oregon and am looking for a new sienna 05 LE
    FWD package #5.
    What would be the good/best price on this in this area/anywhere? It can be 7 or 8 pass config.

    Thanks in advance,
    John.
  • sjpreviasjprevia Member Posts: 3
    I'm about to purchase an xle limited awd with HO package (dvd entertainment and nav). I am getting quoted dealer invoice ($38,100). Good price?

    Has anyone purchased the rear spoiler? How much did that cost?

    Thanks in advance for your help.

    Connor
  • sjm2sjm2 Member Posts: 11
    Where is your quote from? Sounds reasonable to me. Is it for the 7 or 8 passenger? I have the following quotes on LE 8 pass. #5/BW:

    Fitz: 25,816

    A-1 (New Haven, CT) 26,388- They said all Siennas on the lot are being sold at $500 over invoice. I haven't tried yet to get lower.

    Wallingford Toyota (CT) 27,470- This is the only dealership I have tried to negogiate. After a few emails, he says that is still what the manager will sell it at. Needess to say, they are out of the running.

    I have yet to get anymore quote. I am curiuos to get from Wellesley Toyota (MA) and Mt. Kisco North (NY). These two dealship names came from posters who got decent prices for the LE 8 pas. with #6(BZ).
  • robj1robj1 Member Posts: 10
    I received quotes from both Wellesley Toyota 25,970 LE, opt 6 with CF (matts and sill protector) and Clair in west roxbury, ma for 25,995 LE Opt 6 w/ Z1 package (mats, cargo net, sill protector, etc.) Both really nice internet sales people, only other cost is doc fees (144 - 200) and reg/title (not sure what that would be in CT). I got IRA to match it this saturday, which they were not very happy about, but this is the only way to keep them honest right? Gotta love the internet!! :) Definately email these 2 dealerships, we've bought cars from Clair before and they are nice. I just went w/ Ira out of convenience to my house. Good luck. Also be careful what they say is $500 over invoice, seems everyone has a different invoice these days.. for this same car, one told me their invoice was 26,004, where stickers show 28,796.. hmmm
  • jranaudojranaudo Member Posts: 1
    Im looking to lease a sienna sometime in the next month or two. XLE package #5 or #6.

    Price I got from prestige toyota in N. NJ was like $37K but I think I can do better.

    Do dealers differ greatly on lease prices?

    Should I begin negotiating now or wait for sometime?
  • sliprosesliprose Member Posts: 4
    Just bought a new Sienna XLE Package #6 at Darcars Toyota in Silver Spring, MD.

    The vehicle was listed on the internet at $30,344 but a coupon on the site allowed for another $300 off, making the price including freight $30,044. This vehicle didn't include mats so they were an additional $170.

    The buying process was very easy and low pressure, only a bit of a pitch to buy the extended warranty (we didn't). No dealer adds were even presented.

    We feel we got a very solid deal. Darcars price was approx. $2000 less than carmax and approx $800 less than Fitzmall. I believe that all of Darcars Sienna prices dropped approx $500 to $1000 since I started researching in the past week. Perhaps Toyota is recently offering new incentives to dealers? If you look at the local Md sites there are a ton of Siennas on the lots - Darcars' 3 MD locations have 260, Carmax in Laurel has 130, Fitmall has 120, and the other dealers I've seen have tons on the lot. Supply appears to have caught up with demand in this area.
  • lumbarlumbar Member Posts: 421
    I'm glad to hear you had a good experience. You certainly can't beat the price. Darcars seems to be something of a mixed bag--both at Silver Spring and at "355" in Rockville. If we go with a Sienna, I've contemplated trying to get Fitz to price match to avoid them but maybe I should reconsider since your "in and out" experience is what I'm looking for.
  • sliprosesliprose Member Posts: 4
    The experience at Darcars was smooth, took about 1 1/2 hours from the time I arrived until out the door. Had the email quote printed out, internet coupon, and the screen print of the car detail. Never a question or dispute from what was agreed upon via email and no problem using the $300 coupon from the site. I'd recommend Darcars based on my experience, don't know if it was a typical one, though.
  • sjm2sjm2 Member Posts: 11
    sethi

    Wondering how you have made out with Mt. Kisko- did you get the van yet? I am considering going down there. I spoke with a salesman who said he would do whatever it takes, but had to be in the showroom to prove I was serious. Do you mind if I ask you what your out the door total was? Was it for the LE 8 passenger bz or bw? What additional expenses occur when buying out of state? From what I can tell you just pay a temp. registration to NY and reregister in CT.

    Did you have a trade? How did that go? My trade has an estimated $3000 worth of damage so, I am not sure what I will get.

    I realize this is a lot of questions, but this is getting so difficult as CT dealers say their invoivce is a lot more than the Kelly or Edmunds.

    Thanks,
    sjm
  • sjm2sjm2 Member Posts: 11
    I have changed my mind with Mt. Kisko. I have an appt. with BOCH in MA on tomorrow. (Anyone have positive experience with them?)We will be in the area so it is no big deal for us to go there. He gave me an offer of 25,500 for the LE 8 passenger BZ. $600 below his invoice. Also, his dealership fees are $198. Now, we have to hope for a decent trade and we will be in business.

    Thanks
    -SJM
  • sethisethi Member Posts: 14
    Hey sjm,

    Sorry was not following up on my postings as closely lately, but I guess the deal is working out better for you from the MA dealer....I took possession on my Toyota Sienna LE 8 passenger with the package 6 (BZ) and also got a pair of free wireless head phones for my RSA...

    Car price - $ 25,995/-
    Doc fees - $45
    Out of state CT registration fees - $210
    Taxes - 6%

    Got the special Toyota Spring sale financing 3.9% for 5 years, fully financed...

    The car was promised on Mar 17th...was delivered on Mar 17th. The possession was painless, in and out of the dealership in 45 minutes....

    I tried a trade in but was given an awful NADA book value, sold the car for double of what they offered me....other than the trade in part, I thought the delership experience was fantastic...highly recomended. Toyota North of Mt. Kisco, NY...

    Loving the Sienna...and moving on to the Sienna owners club now :) Best of Luck to all prospective buyers, would like to thank for all the folks I chatted with while going through this buying experience...hope to see you on the other side soon...the Sienna buyers's side, that is...
  • wannatt1wannatt1 Member Posts: 2
    sliprose......please verify...you bought a brand new sienna xle with package 6 (sticker $37,300?) for $30,000?
  • emonroeemonroe Member Posts: 4
    I live in central CT and will be buying a Sienna very soon. I am trying to take the advice of many others here who have had a positive experience. I was wondering what is BOCH? Is this the name of the dealership? What town is it in?
  • sliprosesliprose Member Posts: 4
    We definitely bought a Sienna XLE package #6 for $30,044 freight included, the MSRP for this vehicle showed $34,565. I don't know where your $37,300 comes from unless you're looking at the AWD or Limited? That seems very high for what we bought. Pkg 6 does not include navigation or DVD. We did have to add floor mats at $170 as they weren't included. Check out the dealers site darcars.com, they list the vehicles and internet prices - they still have the $300 coupon offer going.
  • sjm2sjm2 Member Posts: 11
    BOCH is a dealership in Norwood, MA. If you're not picky aobut buying out of state, I would consider it. I initially contact them via email and got a quote for $26,140. Two salesmen followed up asking if I was still considering. I replied with by telling them not right now as I had two better quotes (Fitz and Mt. Kisko). I had also heard that you had to pay an excise tax in MA so I wasn't thrilled about that-turns out not to be true. A few days later I decided to call one of the salesmen as we were going to be in the area. I ask for his best offer- $25, 500 first reply! I made an appointment for Saturday and we bought a LE 8 passenger BZ package for the quoted $25, 500. Dealer Fees were $198, and 6% tax. Once it is actually in our possession, I can better assess BOCH, but so far so good. They are huge and do so much volume that they can go below invoice. CT dealers I contacted wouldn't. If you want my experience with those in CT I contacted let me know.

    Good Luck!
  • emonroeemonroe Member Posts: 4
    Thanks for the info regarding BOCH. I checked their on line inventory and they do not have what I am looking for. Sienna LE Package #4 (AWD). Yesterday I searched most of the dealers in CT and a few over the line into MA and NY. I requested a quote from Mt Kisco, but their e-mailed response had me call them. (is this how you interacted with them or did you actually drive down to NY?) MT Kisco's price was the same as Branch Toyota in Watertown, but when I sent a return e-mail to Branch, I was advised that the vehicle he was quoting me was not the one I inquired about, but it is similar. He also answered my question and told me that the price did not include $249 Deal Con Fee and $149 Vin etching.

    KBB and Edmonds lists the invoice at $27,918. Branch is now quoting $29,883 and MT Kisco's price is "about $29,400 or $29,500"
    Does this sound high? When I mentioned the invoice price to the Mt Kisco salesman, he told me that those numbers on the internet are not accurate because they do not incl fees such as advertising.

    Also, what CT dealers did you go to? Did you actually visit these people in person or on the phone and e-mail. Most of the initial responses from the dealerships are already wanting to set up appointments. Is it reasonable to expect that I just walk into a dealership at time of delivery? The last time I purchased a car was 5 years ago and I know things have changed a lot since then.

    Thanks
  • daabearsdaabears Member Posts: 4
    Just bought an XLE basic Package with cloth

    $27,114 100 over invoice
    $9,600 fpr trade of 1999 Yukon (Leaking Oil)

    2.9% financing..

    Bougth From Toyota of Naperville, IL
  • sjm2sjm2 Member Posts: 11
    I would guess that BOCH gets cars in all the time and will/can get the van you want very easily. (They are the #2 Toyota dealer in the world-whatever that really means...)I would give them a call when you have a solid low quote (use a quote from Fitz), I suspect they will beat what is on the table. Not to mention, everyone we dealt with was very nice and not too pushy. Not sure if that was a result of being well educated or just their nature, regardless we liked it.

    I did get the same response from Mt. Kisko and did call. The salesman said he would match it and try to do better than the price given (I told him the $25,999 someone I knew-another poster...) He said he could not give me firm numbers until I was in the dealership to show that I was serious. If I was not going to be in MA, I would have paid them a visit. Also, you can tell them you are looking for quotes and will make appointments when you are ready to buy. My line I used on Wallingford, "If I wanted to go to the dealership I would have gone already, right now, I am looking for a quote." I realize that is harsh and you risk losing any negotiating, but I didn't like the guy from the start and knew I wouldn't go there.

    I have found the invoice numbers to be higher than Edmunds. BOCH said their invoice on LE 8 pass. bz was $26,140. Lynch in Manchester said it was $26,292. The only way I can see it is, to add $565 destination fee, plus extras not in package, but included such as floor mats and cargo net.

    DON'T pay for VIN etching. Dealer fees vary, based on what I can't say, but BOCH was $198. Recheck sethi's breakdown of fees from Mt. Kisko. Once we get our van, which might be today-yeah- I can give a full break down of our numbers.

    I didn't go into a dealership and my plan was to get the best quotes first then go when fully loaded with the numbers. Turns out only went into BOCH. I had started to make an appointment with A-1 in New Haven, but the guy didn't get back to me in a timely fashion, so cancelled and went to BOCH. The following are all the dealers with whom I made inquiries and their quotes or responses:

    CT:

    Wallingford- 27,470-wouldn't budge

    A-1 New haven- 26,388 (bw package-said this month special all Sienna's on lot $500 over invoice)

    Lynch in Manchester- $26516 out the door 28,508 (convayence fee-$298 I thought this was high) they were nice

    Middletown- emailed no response. So I called, refused to give me a quote over the phone. Claimed 90% of customers that walk throught the door buy-PLEASE-I told him they weren't the dealship for me.

    Hartford: I didn't even try after reading previous poster issue. However, my neighbor got an XLE at a price they thought was good-don't know exactly. It was a friend of a friend situation thoug, so not sure how common folk would make out.

    Colonial Milford- Driving by and decided to see if what they had. They had one 8 pass. and it was not the package. Salesman was awful, claimed there was a $1400 preperation fee!!! I told him I would pay, he said blah, blah, blah, then moved on. He asked so, you want to pay MSRP? What, he thought I was a fool, told him my offers, he took my email, but I toldhim not to waste his time if he couldn't beat the offers-never heard a thing back. (neighbor also had negative experience)

    Girard -New London- 27,000 would come down.

    Gale- emailed no response

    Lorensen-Old Saybrook- got literature from them and didn't like their attitude so didn't even try.

    MA dealers:

    BOCH - Norwood- the winner at 25,500. Didn't trade as that was awful, but felt we couldn't beat the price.

    Wellesley-email no response

    NY:

    Mt. Kisko-emailed, said to call and did- $25,999 with offer to do better.

    MD- Fitz- 25,816 SUPER nice to deal with. They will deliver-not sure at what cost though.

    Well, i hope this isn't too jumbled, my kids are trying to get my attention while I write, so forgive errors.

    Good luck

    sjm

    one last thing- you may want to see if that package is actually available in this region, that may be the problem locating it.
  • elvis1elvis1 Member Posts: 5
    Sounds decent - I just purchased an XLE Ltd (FWD) for $35,900. Opted out of the AWD for a variety of reasons, none being the cost.
  • radovanradovan Member Posts: 1
    Hi. I just purchased xle limited with nav. and dvd for $ 35,700. plus $ 300 for rear spoiler.
    It was already installed. I had that price agreed on with diferent dealer, but they didn't have the color. We got silver over stone leather and it looks very nice with spoiler. walked in to look at the colors to compare. They priced me at $ 37,500. I told them i have very good price and the dealers name. Then they started with trade-in. Offered me $ 2000 less than Kelly Blue Book. So i told them it's worth
    $17,300 (2001 Infinity QX4). No more talking, agreed on my numbers. Dealer name ELMHURST TOYOTA. It is western suburb of CHICAGO. Very pleasant experience.
  • emonroeemonroe Member Posts: 4
    Thanks for all the info!!! Have you finalized your deal with BOCH? The reason I ask is because Balise in West Springfield currently has the lowest price that I have seen during my current search. They quoted me via e-mail a price of $28,600. This is the price I got after finding out all of the fees that they did not include in their initial price. The other prices all came in around $29,500.

    I have not spoken with them yet, so I will not believe it until I see it in person, but I do like the fact that their website lists the invoice price right next to the MSRP. And they have a large inventory of Siennas.

    I never took your advice to call BOCH because we really want to buy our new Sienna in the next few days and they do not have what we want.
  • sjm2sjm2 Member Posts: 11
    Yes we finalized the purchase and got the van yesterday. They drove it to the DMV where they registered it and I met them. Things went easier then we expected for buying out of state.

    Price: 25,500
    dealer fees: 198
    registration: 165
    tax: 6%

    I still think it may be worth a call to see what they have-they may not update their site regularly. They had about 40 Siennas on the lot. At the least, you can get a solid quote from them and use that for bargaining power against what you have. I am not familiar with the pricing on the AWD so I can't say if it sounds good or not. I figured anything around a Fitz price was very good.

    Another dealer to consider is the Superstore or SuperAuto Mall in NH. They too list invoice next sticker. Look through the posts to get the actual name, I believe sethi looked into them.

    Be careful of all their fees, there shouldn't be that many.

    Good luck!
  • phillipm1phillipm1 Member Posts: 21
    I live in a rural area of West Tn. Been shopping a 2005, LE, Package 5 to replace my 1998 Sienna. Only about 6 Toyota dealers within 100 miles of my home. Mostly smaller volume dealers. These guys think $1,000 to $1,500 OVER invoice is the best deal they will consider. I go to Fitzmall and Darcars on the internet and they're selling Siennas for around $500 UNDER invoice. How do they do this? I wish I wasn't so far away from their dealerships. These local dealers just won't deal! I've tried the ploy of heading out the door and it just doesn't work with them. It's a take it or leave proposition with them. Most have only 2 or 3 Siennas in stock and most say they sell for window sticker price. Are Darcar and Fitzmall for real? Does anyone know of a dealer in my geographical area that will deal on a Sienna? Thanks.
  • emonroeemonroe Member Posts: 4
    Oh My Gosh!! I am so glad I took your advice and called BOCH. They are a lot cheaper than anyone else. I do have one question for you. What CT DMV did you go to with them??? Because we have not been to the dealership before, we have to drive there on Saturday to complete the paperwork and their employee is going to go follow us to a CT DMV.

    THANK YOU< THANK YOU for such wonderful advice!!!!
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