Is it strange that the options listed on paper are different from the Toyota site?

[garlic4runner]

I went to the dealer and picked out a 4Runner with all the options I like but I am a bit concerned with one thing. After choosing everything the dealer printed out two pages listing everything that comes with the 4Runner and the price. I opted for the KDSS/Navi package but in the description on paper the description does not mention as much as the website. For example, the paper says JBL but says nothing of the 15 speakers. Under "comfort and convenience" it lists there being 8 speakers which worries me. I assume it lists both packages but the better one will be available, does this sound right?

It mentions the standard 8 speaker package and then at the end is the optional package which has the KDSS/NAV. Thing is, it says JBL but nothing of 15 speakers, is this normal for the print out that it would not list it exactly the way the Toyota website does?

the paper says "Voice-activated touch-screen DVD navigation system [6] with integrated backup camera [1], JBL® AM/FM 4-disc CD changer with MP3/WMA playback capability, 15 speakers including subwoofer, XM® Radio [2] with XM NavTraffic® [6] (includes 90-day trial subscriptions)"

but leaves out the "USB [3] port with iPod® [4] connectivity, hands-free phone capability and music streaming via Bluetooth® [5] wireless technology" info. See what I mean?

It seems pretty simple to me what I get with the package im just not sure why it isn't so simple looking on paper.

p.s. they are giving me the 4R Trail with the KDSS/Nav for $39,939, is that about right?

 

[philsey]

You give no indication what the source is of "the paper" you refer to. Regardless, I suggest these are questions to work out with the dealer.

Agree wholeheartedly that you a very smart to get these things worked out before you give up a deposit. There have been dissatisfied posters on here who did not do due diligence. Patience is your friend.

As to his price, post the msrp w/o delivery for opinions. Don't expect hot deals on a TE though, as I suspect you already know.

 

[garlic4runner]

You give no indication what the source is of "the paper" you refer to. Regardless, I suggest these are questions to work out with the dealer.

Agree wholeheartedly that you a very smart to get these things worked out before you give up a deposit. There have been dissatisfied posters on here who did not do due diligence. Patience is your friend.

As to his price, post the msrp w/o delivery for opinions. Don't expect hot deals on a TE though, as I suspect you already know.

Thank you, philsey


p.s. "The Paper" looks like a vehicle description they printed from whatever system they use. It has disclaimer writing at the bottom to be sure to check the vehicle window ticket and not to rely on the paper to full describe everything.