Reply With Quote> Edmunds.com shows a 'TMV' (actual market price) of $2000 over MSRP
Argue with him on the $3K. I got mine down to $500 over MSRP and I may have
gotten him down to MSRP had I not gotten tired of arguing the price at
midnight. I hate buying cars!
With gas prices coming down, he'd be stupid not to jump at your offer now.
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- 09-15 01:34 PM #1perfb@yahoo.comGuest
Pricing 2k$ over MSRP according to Edmunds TMV?
Edmunds.com shows a 'TMV' (actual market price) of $2000 over MSRP
($5000 over invoice) for a 2006 Prius with NL option package (GPS +
SmartKey), does this sound right?
One dealer in N. Calif told me there is a 6 month waiting list of 150
customers, but had 3 on his lot he could let me have right away if I
wanted to pay $3k for the dealer add-on paint protection and theft
protection.
I kind of wonder if the waiting list story is just a come-on?
- 09-15 11:14 PM #2B.Guest
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- 09-15 11:49 PM #3MichelleGuest
Re: Pricing 2k$ over MSRP according to Edmunds TMV?
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"com" <com> wrote:
If he really does have 150 customers on a waiting list, why isn't he
selling those three cars to them?
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- 09-16 12:16 AM #4MichaelGuest
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That's what ya call "logic!"
Mike
- 09-16 03:54 PM #5MFHGuest
Re: Pricing 2k$ over MSRP according to Edmunds TMV?
When I got mine this summer, I had to wait two weeks for delivery, paid
retail, walk away from this dealer, it's a buyers market, find a deal you
are comfortable with, enjoy the hunt, make the dealer deal
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- 10-10 03:34 AM #6kariGuest
Re: Pricing 2k$ over MSRP according to Edmunds TMV?
I paid MSRP for my 2004 and my 2006, both purchased in San Diego. I got my
2004 in two weeks (because someone else backed out of the deal). My 2006
took a month but only because I didn't want to take delivery until January
1. You should be able to do better than $2000 over MSRP.
Kari
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