How much did you pay for your Corolla?

[tmlinfinity]

Hi,

for those who live in Ontario and bought an LE with moonroof package

what did you pay in total?

thanks

[Tideland Prius]

how is it different from your other thread?

Toronto: Corolla LE - Price (CAD) you paid for? Also what is the invoice cost?

We had invoice pricing in there.

[tmlinfinity]

because that revealed the invoice price which I am thankful for but doesn't reveal responses by people on how much they actually paid.

I'd like to use what people paid to guage how much I may may.

[Tideland Prius]

Originally Posted by tmlinfinity

because that revealed the invoice price which I am thankful for but doesn't reveal responses by people on how much they actually paid.

I'd like to use what people paid to guage how much I may may.

ahh gotcha. Sorry.

Well usually it's 5-8% over invoice, no?

[ernest t bass]

I just purchased my 09 Corolla and am interested to find out how good a deal I got.

Mine is a Corolla LE, with 6 disk CD player, power locks & windows, cruise controll and keyless entry.

I wheedled them down to $15,800, and 16,998 out the door with tax & license.
MSRP was over $18,000 so i'm feeling pretty good.

[saiyan]

Hello.

I am looking to purchase a new Corolla S that has the options I want as shown here on Longo Toyota's web site.

The car is listed for $19,044 which I assume is MSRP. Not sure if destination charge is included or not.

I would like to get the price down to $17,000 or lower if possible.

Has anyone been able to purchase a 2009 Corolla S with similar options for $17,000 or lower?

If not what are the lowest prices you guys were able to get?

Thanks.

[GatoradeBoy]

If you really haggle well, out the door $19,100

thats my guess

[Cooper S]

There is no way you will get it down that low not with how fast these cars are moving off the lot. I have heard of some dealers adding to the price because of supply and demand.

[saiyan]

$19,100? I hope you meant $17,100.

If that is a possibility I will try to haggle altough that would mean visiting multiple dealers in order to get the best price out of them. The thought of having to haggle is already giving me headache.

[saiyan]

Originally Posted by Cooper S

There is no way you will get it down that low not with how fast these cars are moving off the lot. I have heard of some dealers adding to the price because of supply and demand.

That's the type of news I hate to hear.
So if I want to buy a new Corolla S in the next few weeks, the best I can do is MSRP.

[Cooper S]

Originally Posted by saiyan

That's the type of news I hate to hear.
So if I want to buy a new Corolla S in the next few weeks, the best I can do is MSRP.

shop around, the high volume dealers should be able to get you under MSRP

[GatoradeBoy]

Yeah there is no way you will get it below msrp right now, not for an 09 anyway. There is even less markup on the 09 models than on the previous years.

and yes, i meant 19,100

[jdub907]

The Corolla is such a hot car right now, that if you try and haggle the price down, the dealer might say "No thanks, if you won't pay MSRP for it, the next guy through the door will." My Toyota dealer (only 1 in my area, there is another 1 in the state, 350 miles north) sold every Corolla on the lot, 20, in 5 days. Every other one that is already on its way in is on hold.

[Toyota del Sur]

I recently bought a 2009 Corolla S for $300 over invoice.

[pkfj]

My car, a 5 speed manual-

Magnetic Gray S
sports package
sunroof
Bluetooth/JBL
bumper protector
floor mats

had an MSRP of $20,690 . I got $1,200 off that price; However, I

probably could have gotten $100, or $200 additional discount, if I was

willing to haggle a litttle bit more...I wasn't though. I figured they

traded, to get me the car I wanted; and they got me a buyer for my

FJ Cruiser (I sold it to their wholesaler for over wholesale, believe it,

or not). So, I firgured, I shouldn't fight them over their margin

of about $900 that remained. So I was O.K with the whole deal.