How does demand affect the deal I'll get on a new RAV4?
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View Full Version : How does demand affect the deal I'll get on a new RAV4? How does demand affect the deal I'll get on a new RAV4? Patrick G. 02-24-2006, 07:16 PM wsupunchy 03-09-2006, 12:03 PM Just both the Limited 4cyl 4wd Loaded, I got it at $400 over invoice listed on msn autos, however the color choice is pretty limited right now. c5freak 03-14-2006, 08:14 PM I just picked up my new RAV4 Limited V6. Paid sticker price but got exactly what I wanted. Put down a deposit the first week of January and it took about 2 months to get it but I love it. The V6 makes this vehicle. I tried dickering with the dealer on the price but his attitude was either I pay the price or move over for the next person in line to get it. No deals. LENavarro 08-05-2006, 12:57 AM Very limited bargaining power. Matter of fact, the day I bought mine(Limited-V6) there were three on the lot that all sold that afternoon, including mine. These vehicles are highly sought after and toyota dealers know it. I bought mine for $600 over invoice and that was with the help of a friend who worked for the dealership. RIP 08-07-2006, 09:38 PM I can get a 4 cyl Limited for $750 over invoice in my area. $1000 over for the V6. That's through the Costco car buying service. I'm mulling it over before I comitt. Several months ago my daughter bought an 06 Accord EX for $200 under invoice through Costco. Ain't the freemarket grand. BTW - I could have had an 06 Camry for $200 under invoice a month ago according to the dealer. redtrain65 08-26-2006, 09:17 PM We just got our base 4 cyl RAV4 Wednesday. I was able to get a deal via the fleet Dept contact where I work though. I got it for about $600 over invoice which I was thrilled with considering they cannot keep them on the lot. They gave me a tad bit over Kelly BB for our worthless Chevy van too. So, it might be possible for you as well. Doesn't hurt to shop around. If you are a AAA member they have some deals with diff. dealerships so you could check that out as well. Related Links Participate in thousands of discussions at AutomotiveForums.com! Registration is absolutely free. |