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2015 Toyota Camry SE Prices Paid
Hi Guys,
I received an OTD price offer in VA for a 2015 Camry SE in Cosmic Gray Mica for $22,500 last Monday with a sales price of $21,100 (including destination). In the out the door price, they included an regional advertising fee, refused to throw in floor mats, and charged a high dealer prep fee--are these fees avoidable based on this article?http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/my-money/2013/05/16/7-car-dealership-fees-and-services-to-avoid)
Is there any way I can get the price lower or should I wait for Black Friday specials or even better Toyotathon Christmas Day deals/rebates?
I received an OTD price offer in VA for a 2015 Camry SE in Cosmic Gray Mica for $22,500 last Monday with a sales price of $21,100 (including destination). In the out the door price, they included an regional advertising fee, refused to throw in floor mats, and charged a high dealer prep fee--are these fees avoidable based on this article?http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/my-money/2013/05/16/7-car-dealership-fees-and-services-to-avoid)
Is there any way I can get the price lower or should I wait for Black Friday specials or even better Toyotathon Christmas Day deals/rebates?
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TrueCar.com calls this "Unusually Low Price." But it seems when I punch in other zip code around the state of FL, $4000 off MSRP seems usual and replicable.
So, is this a good deal? Or just a meh deal being offered everywhere? What price point should I be really looking for? Searched around here, but didn't find anything... Any input would be appreciated!!
I had a 2012 Camry LE 2.5 with 38k miles to trade in. The maximum amount I wanted to pay for the whole deal was $10,500 out the door, taxes and reg fees included. My favorite dealer missed by $1000 in November on a super white one. The other dealer tried to screw me on a silver one. However, on December 30, I got the above car for $10,700 out the door plus my trade due to the extra options. The extra options were worth the additional $200 I paid over my limit. I picked the right time and place to buy and they managed to have the exact car I wanted on the lot.
Toyota has special for $299 that adds 20,000 miles to their free maintenance. Bought it also.
Dealer let me put $ 9500 +445+299 on toyota credit card for a total reward of $ 512
Can purchase 7/100K extended warranty for either $924 or $1025 depending on whether I want to drive 6 hours.
No sales tax due to selling trade to carmax for $ 55,000
Should I use rewards to purchase warranty or keep it to pay for any repairs down the road.
No dealer in this area has the car I like except one. So I just went to the dealer, test drove the car and used the price here as a reference to discuss the price with them. I even did not contact any other dealers.
They are very nice, the price negotiation is very pleasant experience. I know people get better deals in larger cities, and I think I can still go down about $200, but don't want be a mean shopper, and in this area, I guess the price will be about 500 higher since they are a small TOYOTA dealer. Here is the price information:
west WA (Spokane, Pullman, Lewiston, CDA)
$22170 (Include destination, $400 dealer AD fee, $199 floor&trunk mats)
+8.1% tax
+about $200 tag, document and license fees.
I also got 0.9% APR, so total is
$10000 down payment + $240*60 month =24400 OTD
Hope this helps,