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SequoiaGeneral discussion forum for the second generation 2008 and later Toyota Sequoia.
This is a discussion thread titled "Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?", within the Sequoia forum, part of the SUV Forums category.
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
Gas prices are killing new car sales. My neighbor who worked at a Ford/Nissan dealership got laid off recently. I want the Sequoia to replace my 2003 4Runner, but won't be purchasing until 9-2009, so hopefully Diane will still be around because NorCal dealers don't deal.
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
In dealer today, was told they now have 2000 incentive, another 2000 for former toyota owners, and zero percent interest for 60 months (which I think negates one of the 2000 incentives) .... now if I can just sell my 07 Tundra!
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
That is great news! 2K+2K incentive is really lucrative since I've been getting the help of forum members on purchasing a Sequoia. Now need to find time from work to go to a dealer to purchase.
Worked with Diane and got nowhere, she is in internet sales but wants to talk to throw a sales pitch instead of getting pricing on paper. *Really interesting to me and lost my business* Weekend shopping here I come!
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
This is when the first on the block owners like me start to get a little ill. These prices are nearly $5,000 below what I paid less than three months ago. Ouch.
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
i see the 2000 incentive but not the + 2000
Damn I paid 50k for the 58,095 msrp for my sequoia. I thought i was getting a great deal but if i could have gotten it for 48ish wow.
dupont i have to thank you for posting your experience.. it helped me negotiate my toyota .
2008 Sequoia
$2,000 Customer Cash
Or
0.0% APR for 36 Months
0.0% APR for 48 Months
0.0% APR for 60 Months
Or
Special Lease
All New 2008 Toyota Sequoia SR5 and Limited Models
(Excluding Platinum Models)
$2,000 Customer Cash Back Savings from Toyota Motor Sales on all new 2008 Toyota Sequoia SR5 and Limited Models (Excluding Platinum Models). $2,000 Customer Cash Back not available with Special APR. Special APR from Toyota Motor Sales on all new 2008 Toyota Sequoia SR5 and Limited Models (Excluding Platinum Models). 0.0% Annual Percentage Rates (APR) on all new 2008 Toyota Sequoia SR5 and Limited Models (Excluding Platinum Models) available to Tiers I+, I, II and III customers with approved credit through Toyota Financial Services only. Special APR available on 36 month loans, monthly payments of $27.78 per $1,000.00 borrowed; 48 month loans, monthly payments of $20.83 per $1,000.00 borrowed and 60 month loans, monthly payments of $16.67 per $1,000.00 borrowed. See Dealer for details on Special Lease offer.
Offer ends and you must take delivery from Dealer stock by 6/2/2008.
Dealer sets final price. Contact Dealer for details.
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
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Originally Posted by dupont1
This is when the first on the block owners like me start to get a little ill. These prices are nearly $5,000 below what I paid less than three months ago. Ouch.
Being first on the block isn't worth it in the long run
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
Glad to help anyone save some dollars. Despite the temporary illness, in my business the time that goes into a deal is worth it's weight in gold. So, to all who priced and bid and haggled out the ying yang, congrats. Hope you enjoyed the experience. To those who don't lose more than a night's sleep over a better deal, enjoy the fact that you got what you wanted and will pay what you thought was fair. If you financed, you can always pay it off early and feel better that you got the best interest rate at the time (not 0 percnt by any scretch but close enough). Great vehicle even at the price point variable!
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
Amazing up to 4k back now on the sequoia
that would make a toyota limited 55k msrp for 44k. thats a great value
More great reasons to buy a Toyota Sequoia. Unplug the home entertainment. It’s time to take your family on a real adventure — the more rugged and remote the better. Whether it involves towing a boat or simply transporting a bunch of adventure-seekers, the 8-passenger 2007 Toyota Sequoia is up to the challenge. A 6500-lb. towing capacity. Your choice of 2WD or 4WD. And an i-FORCE V8 VVT-i engine with 273 hp. Fast forward in real life with Sequoia. Here are available incentives from your local Toyota dealer. Use the "Print Offer" button to get a printable version of the offer.
2008 Toyota Sequoia
Print Toyota Sequoia offer
New 2008 Sequoia Cash Back or Special APR
See below for additional information
A special offer from your participating Toyota dealer.
MORE INFORMATION
* 0% APR for 60 months**
* or up to $4000 cash back*
* *** EXCLUDES PLATINUM ***
Offer Ends 6/2/2008
Disclaimer: *Purchasers can receive $2000 cash back from Toyota or can apply cash back to down payment. Qualified buyers can also receive $2000 loyalty cash from Toyota. Must be a Toyota/Scion owner. See dealer for details. ** 0% APR up to 60 months available to qualified buyers thru Toyota Financial Services. Total financed cannot exceed MSRP plus options, tax, and license fees. 60 monthly payments of $16.67 per $1000 borrowed. NOT ALL BUYERS WILL QUALIFY.
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
Quote:
Originally Posted by TraderHal
Amazing up to 4k back now on the sequoia
that would make a toyota limited 55k msrp for 44k. thats a great value
More great reasons to buy a Toyota Sequoia. Unplug the home entertainment. It’s time to take your family on a real adventure — the more rugged and remote the better. Whether it involves towing a boat or simply transporting a bunch of adventure-seekers, the 8-passenger 2007 Toyota Sequoia is up to the challenge. A 6500-lb. towing capacity. Your choice of 2WD or 4WD. And an i-FORCE V8 VVT-i engine with 273 hp. Fast forward in real life with Sequoia. Here are available incentives from your local Toyota dealer. Use the "Print Offer" button to get a printable version of the offer.
2008 Toyota Sequoia
Print Toyota Sequoia offer
New 2008 Sequoia Cash Back or Special APR
See below for additional information
A special offer from your participating Toyota dealer.
MORE INFORMATION
* 0% APR for 60 months**
* or up to $4000 cash back*
* *** EXCLUDES PLATINUM ***
Offer Ends 6/2/2008
Disclaimer: *Purchasers can receive $2000 cash back from Toyota or can apply cash back to down payment. Qualified buyers can also receive $2000 loyalty cash from Toyota. Must be a Toyota/Scion owner. See dealer for details. ** 0% APR up to 60 months available to qualified buyers thru Toyota Financial Services. Total financed cannot exceed MSRP plus options, tax, and license fees. 60 monthly payments of $16.67 per $1000 borrowed. NOT ALL BUYERS WILL QUALIFY.
Went car shopping this weekend and noticed that the incentives must be area/State dependent as in California I only saw the 2k or 0% offered. I was looking for the 2k+2k but didn't see it offered.
Do you think the customer loyalty cash-back is undisclosed for any reason?
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
Maybe dealers would know the answer better than others but: Anyone ever attempted to have incentive retroactively applied to recent purchase? Any chance of success? How about on a financing "adjustment" by Toyota Motor Credit on the financing?
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
It looks like the Sequoia is one of the few bright spots in Toyota's otherwise stalled line-up of vehicles. Total Sales for the month of May of all vehicle types was down almost 8% vs a year ago. The new Sequoia is up 75% over the same month a year ago and up 27% YTD vs last year. Not all that bad considering the gas price climate. Not what they were forecasting but pretty darn good considering the factors stacked against a 13mpg suv.
Out of the nearly 30 models Toyota sells in the US the only models with 1000+ units sold per month that are actually growing (YTD vs last year) are the Yaris +48%, Camry +.7% (anemic growth), Prius +2.2% (also with anemic growth), Scion xb +57% (quite impressive), Highlander +.3% (anemic), Sequoia +27.4% (nice), Tundra +6.8% (OK). The LX and Landcruiser also had large % growth rates but on very small bases of only a couple of hundred units sold per month.
Re: Gas prices hurting sales of the 2008? Incentives?
, she is in internet sales but wants to talk to throw a sales pitch instead of getting pricing on paper. *Really interesting to me and lost my business* Weekend shopping here I come!
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