No 2016 Yaris??

[Kalispel]

Originally Posted by Thirty-Nine

California requires the dealer collect the sales tax regardless of the end-users residency.

The ONLY exemption is if the car is shipped out of state w/ a common carrier. Apparently you can file to get the taxes back, however.

I'm not sure why, but none of the dealers in CA seemed interested in dealing with me when I contacted them about purchasing one of their manual Yaris SE's long-distance, before I finally got to the one in CO. The CO dealership jumped on me like white on rice though. Strange.

[Thirty-Nine]

Originally Posted by Kalispel

I'm not sure why, but none of the dealers in CA seemed interested in dealing with me when I contacted them about purchasing one of their manual Yaris SE's long-distance, before I finally got to the one in CO. The CO dealership jumped on me like white on rice though. Strange.

Weird. Was the one in CO on the lot?

[Kalispel]

Originally Posted by Thirty-Nine

Weird. Was the one in CO on the lot?

Yes, sadly enough it was sitting on the lot unwanted for about 8 months according to cargurus.com. What a travesty!

[Thirty-Nine]

Originally Posted by Kalispel

Yes, sadly enough it was sitting on the lot unwanted for about 8 months according to cargurus.com. What a travesty!

That's probably why they jumped at it; wanting to move inventory.

If you go into a Toyota dealership, and this likely isn't news to many, if you tell them you're there to look at or buy a Yaris, they'll make every attempt to get you into anything else, especially a Prius c or Scion. Why? Margins. There's little reason to get people into a Yaris because they simply don't make money on them.