Cash Deal on a 09 Yaris 3 Door Auto Question!?? Help!!! - Toyota Yaris Forums

socko · 03-11-2009, 05:36 PM

For the 2009 3 dr. hatchback with only the convenience package and keyless entry, Edmunds.com shows MSRP of $14635, Invoice of $13871, and True Market Value of $14216, but there is a $1000 cash incentive in effect from 3/3 - 3/31/09, bring the TMV down to $13216. But I agree with those who say you can't get a car in your area without the cold weather package which adds $110 at MSRP and $88 at Invoice.

Don't know about taxes and tags. In my state you don't pay the dealer for those, but rather pay them to the State Dept. of Revenue when you register your car and apply for title and plates.

Remember that the Stimulus package approved by Congress has a provision that allows a tax deductions (even if you don't itemize) for sale tax on a new car purchase in 2009.

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03-11-2009, 05:36 PM	#11
socko Drives: 07' Liftback, man., Bayou Blue Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Missouri, USA Posts: 20	For the 2009 3 dr. hatchback with only the convenience package and keyless entry, Edmunds.com shows MSRP of $14635, Invoice of $13871, and True Market Value of $14216, but there is a $1000 cash incentive in effect from 3/3 - 3/31/09, bring the TMV down to $13216. But I agree with those who say you can't get a car in your area without the cold weather package which adds $110 at MSRP and $88 at Invoice. Don't know about taxes and tags. In my state you don't pay the dealer for those, but rather pay them to the State Dept. of Revenue when you register your car and apply for title and plates. Remember that the Stimulus package approved by Congress has a provision that allows a tax deductions (even if you don't itemize) for sale tax on a new car purchase in 2009.