Comments on: WAshington State Offroading Information http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:58:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information/comment-page-1#comment-2547 admin Thu, 31 Dec 2009 14:21:48 +0000 http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information#comment-2547 I live in Santa Rita, Guam and i have been shopping for the Sequoia at my <br /> local dealer. <br /> (only one dealer in Guam) the best price i got was $42500.00 and that <br /> includes Tax,tittle and tags <br /> <p>"Louis Meier" <lme...@san.rr.com> wrote in message <br /> <br />news:Ovc46.6129$y_1.598076@typhoon.san.rr.com... <br /> </p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>> Just stopped by a dealer in Southern Ca to look at the Sequoia.  I bought <br /> a <br /> > LandCruiser last spring and wanted to see the difference.  Once the guy <br /> > figured out I wasn't buying he told me they had sold one for $200 over <br /> > invoice.  ?? don't know if he was telling the truth or not.  Have you <br /> tried <br /> > a buying service? <br /> > LM <br /> > Larry <thisisno...@speakeasy.org> wrote in message <br /> > news:lX746.3073$J_.111102@e420r-atl2.usenetserver.com... <br /> > > I'm lookingn at a new Sequoia, but can't get the dealer to budge off <br /> MSRP. <br /> > > I'm in metro Philly and was wonder if anyone has done better (anywhere). <br /> > > Thanks. <br /> <br /> I live in Santa Rita, Guam and i have been shopping for the Sequoia at my
local dealer.
(only one dealer in Guam) the best price i got was $42500.00 and that
includes Tax,tittle and tags

"Louis Meier" <lme…@san.rr.com> wrote in message

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> Just stopped by a dealer in Southern Ca to look at the Sequoia.  I bought
a
> LandCruiser last spring and wanted to see the difference.  Once the guy
> figured out I wasn’t buying he told me they had sold one for $200 over
> invoice.  ?? don’t know if he was telling the truth or not.  Have you
tried
> a buying service?
> LM
> Larry <thisisno…@speakeasy.org> wrote in message
> news:lX746.3073$J_.111102@e420r-atl2.usenetserver.com…
> > I’m lookingn at a new Sequoia, but can’t get the dealer to budge off
MSRP.
> > I’m in metro Philly and was wonder if anyone has done better (anywhere).
> > Thanks.

]]> By: admin http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information/comment-page-1#comment-2546 admin Thu, 31 Dec 2009 14:21:47 +0000 http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information#comment-2546 Its all supply and demand. A good deal is a deal that you and the dealer are <br /> comfortable with. Keep trying, you will get someone in your area to move a <br /> little off of list. <br /> <p>Louis Meier <lme...@san.rr.com> wrote in message <br /> <br />news:Ovc46.6129$y_1.598076@typhoon.san.rr.com... <br /> </p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>> Just stopped by a dealer in Southern Ca to look at the Sequoia.  I bought <br /> a <br /> > LandCruiser last spring and wanted to see the difference.  Once the guy <br /> > figured out I wasn't buying he told me they had sold one for $200 over <br /> > invoice.  ?? don't know if he was telling the truth or not.  Have you <br /> tried <br /> > a buying service? <br /> > LM <br /> > Larry <thisisno...@speakeasy.org> wrote in message <br /> > news:lX746.3073$J_.111102@e420r-atl2.usenetserver.com... <br /> > > I'm lookingn at a new Sequoia, but can't get the dealer to budge off <br /> MSRP. <br /> > > I'm in metro Philly and was wonder if anyone has done better (anywhere). <br /> > > Thanks. <br /> <br /> Its all supply and demand. A good deal is a deal that you and the dealer are
comfortable with. Keep trying, you will get someone in your area to move a
little off of list.

Louis Meier <lme…@san.rr.com> wrote in message

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> Just stopped by a dealer in Southern Ca to look at the Sequoia.  I bought
a
> LandCruiser last spring and wanted to see the difference.  Once the guy
> figured out I wasn’t buying he told me they had sold one for $200 over
> invoice.  ?? don’t know if he was telling the truth or not.  Have you
tried
> a buying service?
> LM
> Larry <thisisno…@speakeasy.org> wrote in message
> news:lX746.3073$J_.111102@e420r-atl2.usenetserver.com…
> > I’m lookingn at a new Sequoia, but can’t get the dealer to budge off
MSRP.
> > I’m in metro Philly and was wonder if anyone has done better (anywhere).
> > Thanks.

]]> By: admin http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information/comment-page-1#comment-2545 admin Thu, 31 Dec 2009 14:21:46 +0000 http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information#comment-2545 <p>On Tue, 02 Jan 2001 13:48:40 GMT, "SHRED" <btw@#...@wtf.com> wrote: <br /> >I have heard, from a car salesman, that the best way to buy a new vehicle is <br /> >to research dealer cost. <br /> </p><p>>NEVER go in person and meet with a salesperson, except to test drive and <br /> >decide, give a bogus name. <br /> </p><p>>FAX a detailed description of the vehicle you want to all dealers you are <br /> >willing to travel to and ask them what price they will sell at. Then gather <br /> >all prices and fax again the lowest offer and ask if anyone can beat it. <br /> </p><p>>With that quote go buy your car. <br /> <br />  And don't be afraid to search far and wide.  In '88, Cruisers were a <br /> $2,500 or more over sticker in Southern California, including paint <br /> and upholstery treatment 'packs', large non-refundable deposits and <br /> long waiting lists - but they were $4,500 UNDER sticker in Northern <br /> California, because they weren't moving there. <br /> </p><p>  We did the whole deal by fax, they even paid for the ticket from <br /> Burbank to Oakland and picked me up at the airport.  And when I gave <br /> the local dealers their "last right of refusal" to meet the price, <br /> they looked at that price, and then looked at me like I had three <br /> eyes...  (Not that I was gloating or anything, you understand. ;-) <br /> </p><p>  Cars are a commodity, no matter what the dealer would have you <br /> believe.  And I had the luxury of still having a car to drive (that <br /> wasn't going to be a trade-in, so they couldn't play with the prices <br /> by low-balling the trade), and I arranged my own financing.  So if <br /> they wouldn't sell at my price, I could wait and keep shopping. <br /> </p><p>          --<< Bruce >>-- <br /> -- <br /> Bruce L. Bergman blCHURRObergman@ NOearthSPAMlink.netEVER  Remove the caps. <br /> Troubleshooter - Electrician, Phones, HVAC, Plumbing,... <br /> 'Current'ly with Westend Electric (#726700) Agoura, CA 818/889-9545 <br /> </p><p>WARNING:  No Unsolicited Commercial E-mail is EVER accepted. <br /> </p> On Tue, 02 Jan 2001 13:48:40 GMT, "SHRED" <btw@#…@wtf.com> wrote:
>I have heard, from a car salesman, that the best way to buy a new vehicle is
>to research dealer cost.

>NEVER go in person and meet with a salesperson, except to test drive and
>decide, give a bogus name.

>FAX a detailed description of the vehicle you want to all dealers you are
>willing to travel to and ask them what price they will sell at. Then gather
>all prices and fax again the lowest offer and ask if anyone can beat it.

>With that quote go buy your car.

  And don’t be afraid to search far and wide.  In ’88, Cruisers were a
$2,500 or more over sticker in Southern California, including paint
and upholstery treatment ‘packs’, large non-refundable deposits and
long waiting lists – but they were $4,500 UNDER sticker in Northern
California, because they weren’t moving there.

  We did the whole deal by fax, they even paid for the ticket from
Burbank to Oakland and picked me up at the airport.  And when I gave
the local dealers their "last right of refusal" to meet the price,
they looked at that price, and then looked at me like I had three
eyes…  (Not that I was gloating or anything, you understand. ;-)

  Cars are a commodity, no matter what the dealer would have you
believe.  And I had the luxury of still having a car to drive (that
wasn’t going to be a trade-in, so they couldn’t play with the prices
by low-balling the trade), and I arranged my own financing.  So if
they wouldn’t sell at my price, I could wait and keep shopping.

          –<< Bruce >>–
—
Bruce L. Bergman blCHURRObergman@ NOearthSPAMlink.netEVER  Remove the caps.
Troubleshooter – Electrician, Phones, HVAC, Plumbing,…
‘Current’ly with Westend Electric (#726700) Agoura, CA 818/889-9545

WARNING:  No Unsolicited Commercial E-mail is EVER accepted.

]]> By: admin http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information/comment-page-1#comment-2544 admin Thu, 31 Dec 2009 14:21:45 +0000 http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information#comment-2544 I have heard, from a car salesman, that the best way to buy a new vehicle is <br /> to research dealer cost. <br /> <p>NEVER go in person and meet with a salesperson, except to test drive and <br /> decide, give a bogus name. <br /> </p><p>FAX a detailed description of the vehicle you want to all dealers you are <br /> willing to travel to and ask them what price they will sell at. Then gather <br /> all prices and fax again the lowest offer and ask if anyone can beat it. <br /> </p><p>With that quote go buy your car. <br /> </p><p>-- <br /> SHRED <br /> </p> I have heard, from a car salesman, that the best way to buy a new vehicle is
to research dealer cost.

NEVER go in person and meet with a salesperson, except to test drive and
decide, give a bogus name.

FAX a detailed description of the vehicle you want to all dealers you are
willing to travel to and ask them what price they will sell at. Then gather
all prices and fax again the lowest offer and ask if anyone can beat it.

With that quote go buy your car.

–
SHRED

]]> By: admin http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information/comment-page-1#comment-2543 admin Thu, 31 Dec 2009 14:21:33 +0000 http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information#comment-2543 On Tue, 02 Jan 2001 12:23:20 GMT, "will" <wil8...@yahoo.no.spam.com> <br /> wrote: <br /> <p>Hey..... <br /> </p><p>Some of us can go deeper into the woods.   <br /> </p><p>We are WAshington Chapter of TTORA <br /> Tacoma Territory Offroaders ASSocation. <br /> </p><p>Limited to Tacomas but we've gone wheeling with the "other" guys. <br /> </p><p>We've done Shaw Lake, Tahuya, etc.. <br /> You'll be surprised what my stocker Tacoma can and has done. <br /> </p><p>As for most of them who cannot follow, it depends what you have. <br /> Of course a stocker Tacoma cannot go to Elbe and get banged up and <br /> all. <br /> </p><p>We already had a few vehicles who did Elbe and will NEVER do that BIG <br /> mistake again with their Taco.... <br /> </p><p>We "Tacos" are longer based and most are newer and not lifted so high <br /> yet.   <br /> </p><p>Most of us have total 3-6 inch lifts with tires from 31 to 33s.... <br /> Tacomas are newer and they are not worth beating up unless you want to <br /> beat up a perfectly nice rig.  If you wanted to do HARDCORE wheeling <br /> an older yota would be a better set up. <br /> </p><p>79 Toy?  With all the goodies? <br /> See what I mean? That I would defenitely take places. <br /> </p><p>My Taco is a daily driver for now.  :-) <br /> </p><p>Aloha, <br /> </p><p>"Enjoy Da Ride" <br /> Purple (Cobalt Blue Pearl) 95.9 Tacoma SuperCab V6 BFG All Terrain KO <br /> Extreme Wheeling Pictures:   http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm <br /> </p><p>ICQ:  1479310 <br /> Yahoo ID:  mpampo <br /> </p><p></p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>>I live in WA, but don't own a taco,  and most of them couldn't follow me <br /> >anyways.... <br /> <p>>Will <br /> >79 Toy 4x4 SB Lots of goodies.. ;-) <br /> </p><p>>"Laura Marie and Manuel" <NOSPAMmpa...@yahoo.com> wrote in message <br /> >news:3a516062.45525935@news.telisphere.com... <br /> >> Anyone in here live in or near Washington State? <br /> >> If so, you may want to join WAshington State Chapter of <br /> >> Toyota Tacoma Offroaders's ASSocation <br /> </p><p>>> for more info check out this sites: <br /> </p><p>>> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm <br /> >> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/tacoma.htm <br /> </p><p>>> WAshington Chapter TTORA Web Page <br /> >> http://www.geocities.com/wattora/main.xml <br /> </p><p>>> "Enjoy Da Ride" <br /> >> WAshington State Tacoma Territory Offroader's ASSocation <br /> >> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm <br /> >> Yahoo ID:  mpampo <br /> >> ICQ:  1479310 <br /> <br />"Enjoy Da Ride" <br /> WAshington State Tacoma Territory Offroader's ASSocation <br /> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm <br /> Yahoo ID:  mpampo <br /> ICQ:  1479310 <br /> </p> On Tue, 02 Jan 2001 12:23:20 GMT, "will" <wil8…@yahoo.no.spam.com>
wrote:

Hey…..

Some of us can go deeper into the woods.  

We are WAshington Chapter of TTORA
Tacoma Territory Offroaders ASSocation.

Limited to Tacomas but we’ve gone wheeling with the "other" guys.

We’ve done Shaw Lake, Tahuya, etc..
You’ll be surprised what my stocker Tacoma can and has done.

As for most of them who cannot follow, it depends what you have.
Of course a stocker Tacoma cannot go to Elbe and get banged up and
all.

We already had a few vehicles who did Elbe and will NEVER do that BIG
mistake again with their Taco….

We "Tacos" are longer based and most are newer and not lifted so high
yet.  

Most of us have total 3-6 inch lifts with tires from 31 to 33s….
Tacomas are newer and they are not worth beating up unless you want to
beat up a perfectly nice rig.  If you wanted to do HARDCORE wheeling
an older yota would be a better set up.

79 Toy?  With all the goodies?
See what I mean? That I would defenitely take places.

My Taco is a daily driver for now.  :-)

Aloha,

"Enjoy Da Ride"
Purple (Cobalt Blue Pearl) 95.9 Tacoma SuperCab V6 BFG All Terrain KO
Extreme Wheeling Pictures:   http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm

ICQ:  1479310
Yahoo ID:  mpampo

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>I live in WA, but don’t own a taco,  and most of them couldn’t follow me
>anyways….

>Will
>79 Toy 4×4 SB Lots of goodies.. ;-)

>"Laura Marie and Manuel" <NOSPAMmpa…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:3a516062.45525935@news.telisphere.com…
>> Anyone in here live in or near Washington State?
>> If so, you may want to join WAshington State Chapter of
>> Toyota Tacoma Offroaders’s ASSocation

>> for more info check out this sites:

>> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm
>> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/tacoma.htm

>> WAshington Chapter TTORA Web Page
>> http://www.geocities.com/wattora/main.xml

>> "Enjoy Da Ride"
>> WAshington State Tacoma Territory Offroader’s ASSocation
>> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm
>> Yahoo ID:  mpampo
>> ICQ:  1479310

"Enjoy Da Ride"
WAshington State Tacoma Territory Offroader’s ASSocation
http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm
Yahoo ID:  mpampo
ICQ:  1479310

]]> By: admin http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information/comment-page-1#comment-2542 admin Thu, 31 Dec 2009 14:21:32 +0000 http://www.toyotatrucksclub.com/washington-state-offroading-information#comment-2542 I live in WA, but don't own a taco,  and most of them couldn't follow me <br /> anyways.... <br /> <p>Will <br /> 79 Toy 4x4 SB Lots of goodies.. ;-) <br /> </p><p>"Laura Marie and Manuel" <NOSPAMmpa...@yahoo.com> wrote in message <br /> news:3a516062.45525935@news.telisphere.com... <br /> </p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>> Anyone in here live in or near Washington State? <br /> > If so, you may want to join WAshington State Chapter of <br /> > Toyota Tacoma Offroaders's ASSocation <br /> <p>> for more info check out this sites: <br /> </p><p>> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm <br /> > http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/tacoma.htm <br /> </p><p>> WAshington Chapter TTORA Web Page <br /> > http://www.geocities.com/wattora/main.xml <br /> </p><p>> "Enjoy Da Ride" <br /> > WAshington State Tacoma Territory Offroader's ASSocation <br /> > http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm <br /> > Yahoo ID:  mpampo <br /> > ICQ:  1479310 <br /> <br /> </p> I live in WA, but don’t own a taco,  and most of them couldn’t follow me
anyways….

Will
79 Toy 4×4 SB Lots of goodies.. ;-)

"Laura Marie and Manuel" <NOSPAMmpa…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3a516062.45525935@news.telisphere.com…

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> Anyone in here live in or near Washington State?
> If so, you may want to join WAshington State Chapter of
> Toyota Tacoma Offroaders’s ASSocation

> for more info check out this sites:

> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm
> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/tacoma.htm

> WAshington Chapter TTORA Web Page
> http://www.geocities.com/wattora/main.xml

> "Enjoy Da Ride"
> WAshington State Tacoma Territory Offroader’s ASSocation
> http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm
> Yahoo ID:  mpampo
> ICQ:  1479310

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