Soon to be Yaris owner, any advice on this price?

[masterblingpimp]

Hello,

I have browsing the forum for quite some time, and big thanks to everyone for posting.

I am ready to bite the bullet and buy a 2007 Yaris Hatchback at around 45,000km

It looks really new and it is certified. However the price is really high at $12,900 CANADIAN.

http://www.toyotaonthepark.ca/used/Toyota/2007-Toyota-Yaris-abcd31a40a0a006500304648a9caeb44.htm

Does anyone know how much wiggle room I have to play with? I want to get it down to $10,500 or $11,000 MAX, is that possible? Anyone care to share their experience? Thanks!!!

[why?]

i agree that sounds high, what are the options on the car?

Still, I just can't believe a 2007 is worth that much.

[masterblingpimp]

Well I actually never went to test drive the car yet. But I like how new it looks. If it drives fine, I will probably buy it, given its at an appropriate price. Just was wondering how much I can haggle.

[cfeng]

I got mine brand new for the same price.

[cfeng]

just go in for a test drive, show you're interested, and leave. they'll call you back with a better offer.

[nemelek]

Hello,

I have browsing the forum for quite some time, and big thanks to everyone for posting.

I am ready to bite the bullet and buy a 2007 Yaris Hatchback at around 45,000km

It looks really new and it is certified. However the price is really high at $12,900 CANADIAN.

http://www.toyotaonthepark.ca/used/Toyota/2007-Toyota-Yaris-abcd31a40a0a006500304648a9caeb44.htm

Does anyone know how much wiggle room I have to play with? I want to get it down to $10,500 or $11,000 MAX, is that possible? Anyone care to share their experience? Thanks!!!

Cars are like buses. If you miss out on this deal, there will be another coming. Check out a new car and see what that would be. Then ask yourself if $1,000-3,000 is worth the miles on the used car. Certified to me is meaningless. Ask for proof of actual oil changes.

[WeeYari]

I want to get it down to $10,500 or $11,000 MAX, is that possible?

Won't happen, not from a dealer. If you can get $12K (including admin$) + taxes you'd be doing good from them. KMs are really low for an '07 which is certainly a plus.

I got mine brand new for the same price.

Keep in mind the OP is Canadian. That type of price comparison holds no water what-so-ever.

[why?]

just go in for a test drive, show you're interested, and leave. they'll call you back with a better offer.

that is definitely a good idea. Test drive the car haggle with them, show you are interested, and then no matter how low they go leave. If they want to sell the car they will call you back with a better deal.

[masterblingpimp]

Thank you guys for your inputs. Will do just that. So excited to mod it !!! :)

[WeeYari]

I don't know how much digging you've been doing on this forum, and not to scare you off, but...

This being a 2007 that you are looking at, you should be aware of two issues that often plague that model year.

1 - ABS sensors fail due to corrosion of the contacts

http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11533

2 - Voltage regulator on the alternator begins to fail due to corrosion of the contacts

http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23522
http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12291
http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29969
http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29810
http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29479
http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28627
http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24845


Potential bargaining chips for you.

[masterblingpimp]

Thank you WeeYari!!! Will sure bring those up to the dealer! Cheers

[3dr5speedblk]

Save your money and buy new if you can swing it!!
This car is going on 5 years old,sounds like a lot of money for a 2007.