Toyota Access Pricing CANADA - Page 6 - Toyota

Northof49 · 03-10-2005, 11:30 AM

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Originally posted by yabedude
Grimace,

I think they're giving you the gears, dude!

Check for stone chips around and under the wind deflector on the hood. The deflector might be masking some of them. It sounds like it's been through the Fraser Canyon -- classic windshield breaking and paint chipping trip.

Although that's possible, with the grade of sand (more like gravel) they're throwing on BC highways these days, it doesn't take much to do in a windshield.

A few years back, 2 rocks nuked a 4 DAY old windshield in my 3rd gen

GRIMACE · 03-10-2005, 12:37 PM

Well guys,

I think I'm leaning against getting the 4runner at this time. It still seems a little overpriced to me. The wife says she'd rather have a sedan for that kind of money as its her Miata that we are replacing. If the stealer came down any further he might be able to change our minds.

Until then I'm going to wait until March 26 for this car to determine what our decision is.

Its probably a better replacement for our purposes anyway. If it comes in AWD, its going to be sitting in driveway for sure. I'm probably going to have to pay MSRP too. Lexus has the same BS policy right?

ejo4r · 03-14-2005, 08:23 PM

YABEDUDE is right about being on your own after taking delivery of your vehicle--Toyota Canada does not give a 'RAT' after your vehicle has been delivered to you. I am getting more response from my dealer (Wetaskiwin, Alberta) than Toyota Canada. Try e-mailing Toyota Canada and see if you get a response. You think you should be getting beter communication with the people put in charge of this great Auto Manufacturing Company. I had good raport with GM Canada while I had my 2000 GM Jimmy.

03-10-2005, 12:37 PM	#77 (permalink)
GRIMACE Registered User Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 189	Well guys, I think I'm leaning against getting the 4runner at this time. It still seems a little overpriced to me. The wife says she'd rather have a sedan for that kind of money as its her Miata that we are replacing. If the stealer came down any further he might be able to change our minds. Until then I'm going to wait until March 26 for this car to determine what our decision is. Its probably a better replacement for our purposes anyway. If it comes in AWD, its going to be sitting in driveway for sure. I'm probably going to have to pay MSRP too. Lexus has the same BS policy right? __________________ community.webshots.com/user/grimace888

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03-14-2005, 08:23 PM	#78 (permalink)
ejo4r Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Posts: 9	YABEDUDE is right about being on your own after taking delivery of your vehicle--Toyota Canada does not give a 'RAT' after your vehicle has been delivered to you. I am getting more response from my dealer (Wetaskiwin, Alberta) than Toyota Canada. Try e-mailing Toyota Canada and see if you get a response. You think you should be getting beter communication with the people put in charge of this great Auto Manufacturing Company. I had good raport with GM Canada while I had my 2000 GM Jimmy.

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