No way - that doesnt look right.
Thought there was a waiting list for the car?
Id be surprised if that discount was real as there are no cars for sale until next yr.
Folks,
I was planning to buy my supra on finance through Toyota as was told GFV would be circa £35k after 3 yrs when speaking to the product manager at Thruxton.
Turns out its going to be closer to £30k - which on financing makes a rather large difference!
Has anyone here made a finance...
That does look good!!
Tempts me to keep mine and not cancel the order due to the general walliness of Toyota and the non existent Supra Champion - more like Supra Chump.
BTW - id HATE if that happened to me!!! Purely as I don't think id get much sleep between now and Sept 1st, and be a pain...
Spoke to my mate at Toyota today and bases on the current residuals and pricing, I'm ditching the idea of the car.
Just shy of £700 a month with 5k down over 42 months is ridiculous. Done a deal on an M2C with £5k down for £450 a month. The supra isn't worth an extra £250 a month (to me)...
Because the M2 is smaller, nimbler and better balanced than the M3/M4. Having been out in the current M3 and the M2C, the M2C is a far more enjoyable drive.
Got both a supra and an M2C on order at present.
One will get cancelled, but really not sure which one.
Manual M2C I can see being a cult classic down the line, pretty much any fast manual will be as autos become more widespread.
What scares me is that I get an auto supra, and a manual one...
They need to stop with the Supra champion bollocks and just provide some bloody information as they are doing all the orders centrally!
Supra champion called me once, told me he was going on holiday and that's the last I heard of him 3 weeks ago.
There is demand for the car, but I reckon most you'll make is 5k as its not a proven quantity as yet.
On a personal level, I had far better communication on a £12k Aygo I bought - really don't think Toyota realise that this is a car for petrol heads, and the demands of a neurotic petrol head is...
Nope... It's exactly that...
Spoke to the product manager and Toyota want them all on 69 plates, bar the demo cars which will be on 19's.
Waiting for dealer to give me finances, and if it's not palatable, I can get an M2 new for £47k.
£5k down and it's £460 a month.
Got a guy from Stephen Eagell calling me - bought an aygo for the company from him and stayed in touch and far better service than my local dealer - he said he would run some numbers for me.
APR is too high - BMW standard APR is 4.9% and 42 months is a totally bizarre number. Add on the pretty...
With £5k down, its coming in at £740 a month roughly.
M2 with £5k down is £463 a month - both over 4 yrs.
Really cant just justify £300 a month for 4 yrs!
Just seen the residuals on the toyota website - far lower than i was told. Was told they would be circa £35k, but showing £29k - at that it becomes unfeasible for me, and makes me wonder why it isnt higher.
Could be back to the M2 or Cayman!