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I've been looking into purchasing a Rav4 for a little while now. But it is becoming very hard to find one with the options I want since the are redesigning it for 2006. I found one I like but it is a dealer demo and has 5500 miles on it. It looks alomost like new minus a two bad door dings. The first and only oil change was done at 3500 miles. Anyway, sticker on it new was $26,255.00 Here is a link to show what options it has: http://www.rudyluthertoyota.com/New-Inventory.aspx?InventoryId=3837868
I went in and test drove it and really like how fun it was to drive. Anyway, they said the best they could do on it is $22,821.00 which is suppose to be $1000.00 bellow invoice according to them. Tax, title, license and doc fee seperate. I can then either get the 3.9% financing or $1000 rebate too. Do you think this is a good deal or not? I was hoping to buy a new one but that doesn't look possible if I want all the options. I also looked at and test drove a 2005 Hyundia Tucson LX AWD. I was very impressed how it handled. The Rav4 was more fun to drive but the Hyundia had a more luxury feel to it. And then I could get one of those NEW fully loaded with leather for exactly the same amount. I like Toyota's track record but Hyundia's warranty is hard to beat. I also like Toyota's styling and gas milage over the Tucson. What do you think I should do (I know get the Rav4 but what kind of deal you think I'm getting on it). Thanks for the help in advance.
I went in and test drove it and really like how fun it was to drive. Anyway, they said the best they could do on it is $22,821.00 which is suppose to be $1000.00 bellow invoice according to them. Tax, title, license and doc fee seperate. I can then either get the 3.9% financing or $1000 rebate too. Do you think this is a good deal or not? I was hoping to buy a new one but that doesn't look possible if I want all the options. I also looked at and test drove a 2005 Hyundia Tucson LX AWD. I was very impressed how it handled. The Rav4 was more fun to drive but the Hyundia had a more luxury feel to it. And then I could get one of those NEW fully loaded with leather for exactly the same amount. I like Toyota's track record but Hyundia's warranty is hard to beat. I also like Toyota's styling and gas milage over the Tucson. What do you think I should do (I know get the Rav4 but what kind of deal you think I'm getting on it). Thanks for the help in advance.