Well today is March 1st and......

I got on the www and was really hoping I would see some sweet offers from Toyota. No change in rebates/incentives. I am really bummed. Maybe in a couple days?

 

I bought my 2010 in August 09 and didn't get any incentives. They worked on price with me since I wanted to get the Costco price, so that helped in my favor. But as far as financing I didn't get crap in help. I'll end up refinancing at a lower rate than the 5.25% Toyota Financial gave me. My credit is excellent so I was really surprised they wouldn't do any better than that. I could've waited a few more months, but looking back and knowing now how much snow we got this winter and how much I've had to use the 4wd I'm thankful I bought when I did.

 

be new incentives out tomorrow, current ones end today

 

awesome!!!

 

Banks are ripping people off, they decided they are going to get even for all their overextended property loans that are defaulted. I dropped my wants to pretty much neccessities and came up with a little 2nd hand Taco that I paid cash for. 13k miles so it's like new, gotta roll up my own windows. I am disgusted with all of it and don't want to play anymore.

 

Where the fuck did that come from?

 

Bought my 09 in August and got $1500 from toyota..called Tacoma Incentive, then got $2000 off sticker b/c i knew a guy there, and then $4500 from gov't for cash for clunkers

 

Yes, a persistent dealer told me last week the incentives would be out on the 2nd or 3rd.
What's another day?...

 

Nothing this morning.

 

I've been told 10am(est) is when they go public

 

OK I will check then. Thanks.

 

I found this hopefully they will do something on Tacomas also.


News

Toyota to announce March incentives in U.S.
10:48 PM EST

By Soyoung Kim and Bernie Woodall

DETROIT (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp will roll out an aggressive incentive program for U.S. consumers in March, including zero-percent financing for five years and two-year free maintenance, a source briefed on the matter said on Monday.

The new incentives, which will start Tuesday and run through March, come as the world's biggest automaker attempts to connect with U.S. consumers after a storm of safety recalls that have damaged its reputation and cut into sales.

Toyota will offer zero-percent financing for 60 months on some 2010 model year vehicles, including its most popular Camry and Corolla sedans and other vehicles involved in safety recalls, the source told Reuters.

Returning Toyota customers will also receive a complimentary two-year "Toyota Auto Care Premium Package" that includes oil changes and other maintenance services, the source said. Cash rebates ranging from $500 to $3,000 will also be offered depending on vehicles, the source added.

The person declined to be identified because the information has yet to be announced by Toyota.

On Monday, in what Toyota said was not a safety recall but a "limited service campaign," the automaker told dealers who sold nearly 1 million vehicles that an oil hose may leak. Owners will be told to bring their cars to dealers for a fix.

That effort involves some vehicles with V6 engines, including late-year models of Camry, Avalon, Rav4, and Lexus 350 ES and 350 RX.

A Toyota spokeswoman said the company planned to announce a new incentive program when it releases its U.S. sales figures for February on Tuesday. She declined to comment on the specifics.

The February sales results are expected to show Toyota took a significant hit from the safety crisis that has led to a recall of more than 8.5 million vehicles worldwide and suspension of sales on some models in the key U.S. market.

February Toyota U.S. sales will show a fall of 25 percent or more, according to Jesse Toprak, of Truecar.com.

Toyota's U.S. sales dropped 16 percent in January, to the lowest level in more than a decade, after it shut down sales of about half of its inventory of vehicles including Camry and Corolla.

Toyota, No. 2 in U.S. sales behind GM, saw its U.S. market share fall to 14 percent in January -- its lowest level since January 2006 -- from 17 percent for full-year 2009.

(Reporting by Soyoung Kim and Bernie Woodall; Editing by Steve Orlofsky, Leslie Gevirtz)

 

If that's true then I'll be kickin myself for not waiting

 

wow, zero financing for 5 years..maybe ill go look..

 

Nothing on the Tacoma. Bummer. Per a email from dealer this am.

Jim McNatt Toyota March Specials



***********************
Gulf States Toyota and Toyota Financial Services*have just announced some of the strongest incentives that we have ever seen.* With these programs and the already super low Jim McNatt Toyota pricing you can't go wrong!!!* If you have even thought about a new vehicle now is the time.* Don't let these programs pass you by!!!* These are just some of the programs available.**


********** 2010 Toyota Camry******--****** *$1000 Rebate*AND**0% Financing for 60 Months!!!*

** ********2010 Toyota Corolla*** *--****** *$1000 Rebate*AND**0% Financing for 60 Months!!!*

***********2010 Toyota Yaris******* --******* $1000 Rebate***OR****0% Financing for 60 Months!!!*

********** 2010 Toyota Avalon*****--**** ** $3000 Rebate** OR* 0% Financing for 60 Months!!!****

********** 2010 Toyota Tundra*****--*** ****$2000 Rebate**OR* 0% Financing for 60 Months!!!
************************Regular and Double Cab
***********2010 Toyota Tundra**** --********$3000 Rebate* OR* 0% Financing for 60 Months!!!*
************************* ***********Crewmax

*

***********2010 Toyota Matrix
***********2009 Toyota Venza
***********2010 Toyota Sienna************************* *******0% for 60 Months!!!*
***********2010 Toyota Rav 4
***********2010 Toyota Highlander (incl SE)



*Rebates offered through Gulf States Toyota and TFS.* 0% APR available on select models through Gulf States Toyota and TFS to well qualified customers.* Offer expires 4/5/10 and is subject to change without notice.* Customer must currently own a Toyota, Lexus, or Scion to qualify for autocare.* Autocare is offered through Gulf States Toyota.* See Dealer for details.

 

Its looking just as bad for California.

Northern California:

There is no rebate for the Tacoma

Southern California:

They are now only offering 1000$ rebate for the Tacoma.

I am pretty bummed hoping for better than last month.

 

Also - in So. Cal the $1000 dealer rebate is for double cabs only. (If I read that correctly) Which is ok for me as that's what I want. Too bad Nor cal got the shaft on this though.