Toyota GR Yaris - Official! (Vol 2)
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ChrisW. said:
jjr1 said:
ChrisW. said:
I recently traded my 21 CP Red 5k for £34k ....
Did you part ex it?Edited by ChrisW. on Friday 22 April 21:20
ChrisW. said:
Well it appears that there was little or no profit in the Bimmer ... and I was told that they allowed the sum underwritten by a trader for the GR Yaris ...
But you are correct that I cannot know for sure that they weren't subsidising the trade-in.
Are dealers not to be believed ?
Absolutely. Not sure why some of the above responses don't understand that. But you are correct that I cannot know for sure that they weren't subsidising the trade-in.
Are dealers not to be believed ?
If you were not buying another car would that trader have bought yours for £34k.?
jjr1 said:
ChrisW. said:
Well it appears that there was little or no profit in the Bimmer ... and I was told that they allowed the sum underwritten by a trader for the GR Yaris ...
But you are correct that I cannot know for sure that they weren't subsidising the trade-in.
Are dealers not to be believed ?
Absolutely. Not sure why some of the above responses don't understand that. But you are correct that I cannot know for sure that they weren't subsidising the trade-in.
Are dealers not to be believed ?
If you were not buying another car would that trader have bought yours for £34k.?
If the new car was x and the buyer made up the difference from 34k to the x then 34k was the deal done on the Yaris. Of, course the dealer could have had some margin in the car and willing to drop 2k so the Yaris was done at 32 but from the sellers point of view, if happy to pay sticker price, then they sold their car for 34k. It doesn’t really matter how the dealer cuts it. The seller achieved 34k in their understanding of the deal.
I suspect the invoice / paperwork actually details the Yaris at 34k?
I suspect the invoice / paperwork actually details the Yaris at 34k?
Caddyshack said:
If the new car was x and the buyer made up the difference from 34k to the x then 34k was the deal done on the Yaris. Of, course the dealer could have had some margin in the car and willing to drop 2k so the Yaris was done at 32 but from the sellers point of view, if happy to pay sticker price, then they sold their car for 34k. It doesn’t really matter how the dealer cuts it. The seller achieved 34k in their understanding of the deal.
I suspect the invoice / paperwork actually details the Yaris at 34k?
The paperwork actually shows £60k for the M3 CS with a part-ex of £35k .... I don't think they wanted to show a loss on the BMW after the big service and the warranty cost ...I suspect the invoice / paperwork actually details the Yaris at 34k?
Just an update from a Toyota dealer perspective.
Most of the GR’s that went from a May ‘22 to October ‘22 delivery have had their ETA’s coming forward again.
I’ve had 2 batches move forward over the past month or so, now showing June-July-August.
(note not all have come forward yet, so if you’re sales exec hasn’t been in touch, then yours may not be one of them)
The GR Yaris was not mentioned at this week’s national dealer conference, which would imply we will not see any more in 2023.
Most of the GR’s that went from a May ‘22 to October ‘22 delivery have had their ETA’s coming forward again.
I’ve had 2 batches move forward over the past month or so, now showing June-July-August.
(note not all have come forward yet, so if you’re sales exec hasn’t been in touch, then yours may not be one of them)
The GR Yaris was not mentioned at this week’s national dealer conference, which would imply we will not see any more in 2023.
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