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I snagged my 5th gen for $200 over invoice. I'm sure my trade had a lot to do with it but I'm happy w/ what they gave me ('98 2WD, 138k and pretty beat up but still mechanically very solid - $4k). I realize I could have sold it myself for a few k more but did not want the hassle.

I worked three different dealers in the Memphis area. The day before I bought my 5th gen I actually put an offer on a 4th gen at a dealer across town. Being greedy a-holes they came back w/ bs counter so I walked.

The following day was actually my first visit to the largest dealership in my area. They had almost exactly what I wanted sitting on the lot. SR5 w/ leather and all the bells (it was gray and I wanted white). Test drove, made what I thought was a solid opening offer. Rep came back w/ the invoice printed (stick was 35,700 - invoice was 31,800). Said they would take $200 over invoice) At that point we were off by only $1500. I told him to split the diff and he added another $500 to my trade. Done.

Oddly while I was sitting in the lobby in the middle of the negotiations on my new ride a young couple came in and inquired about the 5th Gen Limited in the showroom. They asked the receptionist about discounts and she told them it was a "sticker price vehicle" and they jumped back into their kia and left. She was either mistaken or a master at vetting leads.
 
If they do announce a warranty extension on the 2010 4runner I would imagine everyone who has already purchased would still get the extended warranty lengths as well. Just may miss out on any serious $$$$, however I doubt the 4runner is going to have big incentives anyways. They are selling all they can make right now. More likely camreys and such will get the big cash rebates if they do go that route.
 
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