Just bought my Yaris, was I ripped off?

[Goalie]

Remember all that stuff you have to pay for regardless if you buy new or used. TAXES, plates, title, document fees.

That sticker price seems low compared to the 1500.00 of crap you have to do in logistics. I elected the 1450.00 additional for an extended warranty as I plan to put at least 100K on this thing, which will happen in like 3.5 years. Did not get suckered in as I am rolling the dice twice. Coming up on running out on the Carmy warrnanty and went for the big one on the Yaris. We shall see which one wins. Easier to run with it wrapped up in the loan.

I got a similar deal and felt ripped off but after seeing how much many people paid for their cars, like someone in this thread paid $16,000 for a liftback, I feel better. I paid $15,000 OTD for a silver sedan with automatic transmission, convenience package, and floormats. Also got 0% APR.

Duck, who did you get 0% APR From? Toyota??? I got 6.25% and had to haggle for that.

No matter what, we will make it back in mileage huge. Just got 37.26MPG today. First fill up!! Sweeeeeeeeeeet

[duck]

Originally Posted by Goalie

Remember all that stuff you have to pay for regardless if you buy new or used. TAXES, plates, title, document fees.

That sticker price seems low compared to the 1500.00 of crap you have to do in logistics. I elected the 1450.00 additional for an extended warranty as I plan to put at least 100K on this thing, which will happen in like 3.5 years. Did not get suckered in as I am rolling the dice twice. Coming up on running out on the Carmy warrnanty and went for the big one on the Yaris. We shall see which one wins. Easier to run with it wrapped up in the loan.



Duck, who did you get 0% APR From? Toyota??? I got 6.25% and had to haggle for that.

No matter what, we will make it back in mileage huge. Just got 37.26MPG today. First fill up!! Sweeeeeeeeeeet

yeah 0% APR was from Toyota of Manhattan. They tried to charge me at least 6%, but I wasn't having that. I figure if they can give you 0% APR during a special promotion/sale, why can't I get that any time. Clearly they just make up the interest rates. There was a catch, I had to put $7000 down.