Price Paid

[nparker13]

I dont know if this has been done before, I'm a newbie, but quite simply reply (the idea here is for it not to turn into a price discussion, just a listing of prices paid):

Package
Price paid
Region bought

I think it would be nice to have this for those of us who are still negotiating with dealers.

Nate

[DaveinOlyWA]

pkg 4 with solar
MSRP minus Priority program discount

Olympia, WA

[HTMLSpinnr]

There's the order tracker where people can include this data.

Toyota Prius Order Tracker | PriusChat

[sabrinbw]

Originally Posted by DaveinOlyWA

pkg 4 with solar
MSRP minus Priority program discount

Olympia, WA

How much is the priority program discount?

[DaveinOlyWA]

sworn to secrecy. cant tell. but did save around $2600 on sales tax waiver

[LaMesaGuy]

Originally Posted by nparker13

I dont know if this has been done before, I'm a newbie, but quite simply reply (the idea here is for it not to turn into a price discussion, just a listing of prices paid):

Package
Price paid
Region bought

I think it would be nice to have this for those of us who are still negotiating with dealers.

Nate

May 29th 2009
2010 Prius V w/Adv. Tech package
$33,143 USD plus taxes, license, etc (Out the door $37,052.07 USD)
San Diego CA area

[Zebedee]

MSRP + $750 "Delivery Processing and Handling Fee" for a Prius V from Toyota of Kirkland, WA. Bought it last week - walked in one morning, drove the car home in the evening. No waiting list, deposit or any other complications. Very satisfying experience.

Their normal deal seems to be to add a chip protection film over the front of the car for an additional $1295. However I happened to walk in just as they were unloading a delivery truck and bought the car before they had a chance to add the film. The salesman made a very professional attempt to sell me the film but didn't push it when I said I didn't want it. He did imply though that it was only because I bought the car before they fully processed it that I was able to avoid buying the protection film.

The other dealer near here (Lake City Toyota) has a "mandatory" $695 VIP package consisting of "Protective Door Cups, Door Edge Guards, Nitrogen Tire Inflation, and 1st Quarter Size Ding Removal". When I was trying to negotiate a deal there I found that although they say this is required to be included in all their Prius 2010 sales if you get up to walk out it becomes a negotiable item. However they didn't have the car I wanted so it was a moot point.

[fred garvin]

31,194 IV blizzard pearl solar nav, with a couple extras, straight MSRP, with 100 dealer fee. don't know tax and title yet (haven't taken delivery).

a different dealer i preferenced at had cargo net, mats, and lug nutz (fine) but also had a 300 appearance protection package (basically a simonize wax job and some scotchguard) that i said i didn't want. He said "all cars sold here have this". Since the car wasn't there, i asked them if they were going to lose a deal over that, and after a mgr conference they deleted it.

[wvgasguy]

[quote=Zebedee;877028]MSRP + $750 "Delivery Processing and Handling Fee" for a Prius V from Toyota of Kirkland, WA. Bought it last week - walked in one morning, drove the car home in the evening. No waiting list, deposit or any other complications. Very satisfying experience.
quote]

So, you paid $750 over MSRP?

[Zebedee]

So, you paid $750 over MSRP?

Not using Toyota's definition of MSRP. From their web site:

"Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, excludes the Delivery, Processing and Handling Fee of $750 for Cars and $800 for Trucks, "