My issue has been noone wants to negotiate pricing unless you actually come in person.Any way around that?
Tell them you are out of state?
From what I was told, that is precisely the problem. They will sell the car anyways, so they want to sell to someone local that will likely use them for service. When times get tough the service center can help them get by.
*Includes Toyota’s platinum extended warranty. 6 years/75,000 miles $0 deductible.According to a quick google search this sells for approximately $1,500 - $2,500.
https://time.com/6218046/new-car-prices-over-msrp/
Ouch: reports that dealers in places like San Diego and Florida have added as much as $16,000 onto certain Toyota models this year.
Plus warrantys and other add ons.
A brief search shows it to be about $10000 higher than MSRP. What am I missing?https://www.cars.com/shopping/results/?dealer_id=&keyword=&list_price_max=40000&list_price_min=&makes[]=toyota&maximum_distance=30&mileage_max=&models[]=toyota-sienna&page_size=20&sort=list_price&stock_type=new&trims[]=toyota-sienna-le&year_max=2022&year_min=2022&zip=02124