2008 tundra 0% financing?

[SFTundraMan]

Originally Posted by BaBalouie1958

I was talking about the auto buying consumer starting to down size not the auto industry, which you are correct are going in the wrong direction as far as size wise. What is the trend at your dealership has the sales on the Tundra slowed down?

not at all. We were never a big tundra or truck dealer to begin with. We still sell all of the 5.7L 4x4s and all of them 6 cyl long beds. Other than that, we dont sell many. I agree with the notion stated earlier, here in SF , You either need a truck or you dont need a truck. No one in SF is going to buy a truck just to haul around people and things. There is no place to park these beast here in the city. So the only folks that have bought one have needed one. Personally, I have sold the most out of our dealership and only one of them was to someone that lived here in the city. Now I am sure the story is different for those that lives out in the suburbs.

[ag4ever]

Originally Posted by stilts34

Given that it may be a while for 0% financing and the '07 limited crew max is similar to the '08 limited crew max, what do you suggest as to which one to purchase?

Crew max has the most room in the back seat of all 1/2 tons I have looked at f150,silverado, ram, etc

Want most toys on it:
moon roof, leather, dvd, navigation, running lights, etc anyone?

any difference in ride between the 18" and 20" tires?

thanks

It depends on a lot of factors.

1. which can you get a great deal on?

2. can you still find an '07 loaded crewmax (most of the crewmax trucks don't sit on the lot long, it is the doubl cabs that seem to sit around)?

3. how many miles do you drive a year? we put a lot of miles on a car a year, so buying a "one modle year old" truck makes sense to use when we get a good deal. When it comes time to trade or sell it is not so far out of line for the age and mileage it has on it. (example: my '07 camry has 43,000 miles on it and the '07 tundra has 5,000 miles on it. both are one model year old and roughly get the same miles per month put on them, but which looks like it is a high mileage vehicle?)

my deciding factor would be the money since the rucks are essentially the same.

On the wheels, yes the 20" is a bit firmer. I wanted the 18s, but the truck came with the 20s. I plan to get some 18s when I find a person close that has upgraded to aftermarket rims. Then I will have my winter hunting tires and my summer boating tires.

[cleoneo]

4/1/2008....60 mos.