Anybody here have difficulty getting the college grad rebate?

After all the threads you started for your research project... you're going to make us ask what model you settled on? Rude and rude.

 

I got the rebate in November when I bought mine. I brought unofficial transcripts and my diploma in right off the wall, frame and all. They took a picture of the diploma with a cell phone and made a copy of the transcripts and that's all they needed. My fine print said that you must be financing through Toyota Financial Services, so I had to prove my graduation to get the rebate but I also had to prove my income to get the loan through TFS and likewise be eligible to receive the rebate. Although, I didn't have to prove my income until a few days after I drove the truck home, but I have, as they called it at the dealership, "that old man credit".

 

Haha, I like the element of surprise. The truth will be revealed in the coming days. I'm just enjoying this massive weight thats been lifted from my shoulders by finally picking a truck and making the $30k plunge on a depreciating asset

 

So that eliminates the TRD Pro...

 

Can confirm, it is not a TRD Pro.

 

At least tell us the color.

 

My wife doesn't even tease me this much. Damn I'm out. Will be back in a week.

 

it took me a year to find a job then another year to accumulate a decent down payment. they said i missed it by couple of month

 

My bad guys, being an asshole and keeping it a secret from dad, brother and girlfriend as well. Not that you all are dying to here the outcome, but I like the element of surprise

 

lol

Please do post it when you get it.

I think I'll be more shocked to see you actually bought something rather than your next "How did you finance your 3rd gen while only having a part time job and no money to put down" thread in a couple days.

 

No money to put down?

Nuclear power plant job post graduation?

Financing what?

 

Hey, if you got the cash to pay up front that's what I would do. You won't get as good of a deal on the price since dealers get a kick back from the bank, but it will certainly be less than you will end up paying in the long run with interest. Plus if you don't have a steady job history or make enough now, the bank will be reluctant to finance you.

Just don't walk in doing this and you should still come out with a good deal, if you can truly pay cash for the truck

 

After all the Sport vs OR threads,
OP bought a White SR, utility package.

 

What about if you graduated 24 years ago...

 

Um, Photoshop your transcripts?

 

HA! Can confirm, also not an SR....

 

Glad someone thinks like me. Photoshop ftmfw