legacy_etu
Well-Known Member
Sounds like a decent deal, especially like you mentioned in this environment. Surprised you went new given your preference for used sports cars. Enjoy. Curious to see how long you keep this one, ha!Picked up my car today. New 3.0 Premium in Turbulence Grey with a bunch of options, $58,145 MSRP and they sold it for $52,447 ($5698 off MSRP) before $699 dealer fee, and taxes/registration. 3.49 interest rate for 75 months.
I have to say my dealer (Hoffman Toyota) was awesome. At the end of May I found a dealer out of state who quoted me $52447 for a 3.0 Premium w/drivers assist ($56750 MSRP). This was when the $750 rebate was still in effect, so $4303 discount. This was the best deal I could find in New England.
I have a Toyota dealer within like 5 miles of my house, I contacted them and asked if they could match the deal from out of state and they said yes. But they did not have a 3.0 in Turbulence Grey (only color I wanted), and would need to locate and trade for one.
Fast forward and got the call Friday that my car was there and I could pickup Monday. The catch, the $750 rebate had expired and the car they located had a $1395 higher MSRP. Dealer told me they would still honor the original $52447 quote which I thought was very awesome with today’s Supra market and low inventory.
I did end up purchasing a $699 tire and wheel warranty (3 years 36K miles) through Zurich which seems pretty fair considering these are forged wheels and I personally like them. Roads here are terrible and I bent a forged wheel on my C7 and learned my lesson.
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