Dang thats freaking awesome. I wish I got that letter! I would trade up as well.
Dang thats freaking awesome. I wish I got that letter! I would trade up as well.I got an offer in the mail this week from my courtesy nissan. It says they will buy back my titan for 100% msrp, I called and they said they would buy it back for the price that I paid for it, as long as it had no major body damage, and they would deduct for high miles... does this sound legit ? if so Im going to go pick me up a new pro4x saturday...
I went to do mine, they made my truck note from 500$ to 850$. I said no thank you.I got an offer in the mail this week from my courtesy nissan. It says they will buy back my titan for 100% msrp, I called and they said they would buy it back for the price that I paid for it, as long as it had no major body damage, and they would deduct for high miles... does this sound legit ? if so Im going to go pick me up a new pro4x saturday...
These offers are sent out to strike interest. The dealership is not going to give you anything. If they give you what you paid and that's not going to happen they would keep the $4500 rebate, you would pay full sticker. You would not be able to take the 0% rate and they would mark your interest rate up a couple of points. Then the payoff comes into play, add that neg equitiy back on top of your new truck price and your payment is......:crying: this should explain it. http://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/fl_courtesy_toyota_brandon.htmlI got an offer in the mail this week from my courtesy nissan. It says they will buy back my titan for 100% msrp, I called and they said they would buy it back for the price that I paid for it, as long as it had no major body damage, and they would deduct for high miles... does this sound legit ? if so Im going to go pick me up a new pro4x saturday...
your not busting my bubble, Im just trying to see if anyone knew if it was worth showing up or not. Id rather not waste my time if the offer isnot good.Not to burst your bubble--"when things sound too good to be true, they often are"
I paid MSRP for the one im in now, dont really care if I pay MSRP for the new one as long as the offer is exactly what they told me.You will most likely have to pay MSRP for the new one. Had a deal something like that offered to me once.
I figured it was just to get me in the door. If they buy my truck for the price I paid, Ill be happy to buy a brand new one with sticker price, they can keep the rebate.. I owe 11k on my 07 and paid what 38 on the sticker ? even if I spend 40 on my new one I will only owe around 13k on a 2011... Im not going to to it if I have to finance more then 16k. after that it wont be worth it to me, Ill just pay this off and get a superduty when I can get rid of thisThese offers are sent out to strike interest. The dealership is not going to give you anything. If they give you what you paid and that's not going to happen they would keep the $4500 rebate, you would pay full sticker. You would not be able to take the 0% rate and they would mark your interest rate up a couple of points. Then the payoff comes into play, add that neg equitiy back on top of your new truck price and your payment is......:crying: this should explain it. Consumer complaints about Courtesy Toyota of Brandon, Brandon, FL