lonzwinery
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We’re looking at a 2020 SR5 Premium, 4WD. It’s listed at $41,300.
What’s a reasonable discount/offer/range to request off of MSRP?
Your target is 10% off of MSRP.
We’re looking at a 2020 SR5 Premium, 4WD. It’s listed at $41,300.
What’s a reasonable discount/offer/range to request off of MSRP?
Your target is 10% off of MSRP.
Did any of you use TrueCar?
You can usually do better than TrueCar. Just tell them you want 10% off of MSRP. Some will do it, most won't.
I am looking for a TRD ORP with KDSS and no other options in either silver or mgm. I'm thinking I will have to get them to "order." since I couldn't find any in the buyatoyota inventory. Should I still be able to negotiate 10% off MSRP in that case? I hear differing opinions on ordering versus off the lot when it comes to discounts. I also know that they don't order per se.
They can order and depending on the dealer, discounts can still be found but generally not as much as a vehicle they already have on the lot. I think I got around 7-8% off when I special ordered my 2014. The hard part was finding a dealer willing to place the order, not negotiating the price.
Fortunately, my cousin is close friends with a GM of a local Toyota dealership (I just found this out this morning) so maybe he'll be willing to do that for me.
Also, wondering if we negotiate 8% off MSRP, let's say, and then some big rebates hit when my order arrives. Those rebates are manufacturer, so I wonder how that would play out.
Fortunately, my cousin is close friends with a GM of a local Toyota dealership (I just found this out this morning) so maybe he'll be willing to do that for me.
Keep your finance dukes up. I know a couple GM's and salesmen. Most laugh at the fact they take advantage of their family's friends! Sometimes your own friend would get a birddog reward$$
One ass even made money off his own mom. lost all respect, but salesmen be salesmen
Wait, they only gave you $34,300 for your 18 ORP with 20k miles?