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Old 05-10-2008, 03:23 PM
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Default Re: Working on purchasing my Tundra. Your help would be appreciated!

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Originally Posted by shooter2jim View Post
jimbarkleytoyota.com They list MSRP and final price you pay (which includes rebates) on their site. You can give up the rebate in lieu of whatever 0% is being offered at the time. That will give you an idea of what dealers can do. What they will do is entirely up to the dealer, but when I bought mine from Barkley, I made out the check for the selling price and the deal was done. No add-ons, doc fees, etc., no tricks. Just an honest deal for a very fair price.
Oh, I finally had to put my F250 on ebay and take less than I was hoping to get. It was in top notch condition, too.
JBT is a great place to buy, from what I heard.

I wouldn't go so far as to say that it should give you an idea if what other dealers could do. JBT seems to be running a very specific business model. they make very little profit, passing on EVERY incentive they get. but I wouldn't expect them to give you anything else than wholesale for your trade.

if you're local or fairly close, then by all means JBT is the place to go. otherwise I would offer your local dealer at least $1k over the price at JBT.
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