I'm paying $388.88 a month for a yaris.

[Nimble]

O-M-G OP you're getting ripped. Lol how can one person (you) drive a Yaris at an overall cost of $25K+, and another (me) hand over $12900 in cash and be done with it? Unbelievable. I'm stunned.

It's a Toyota, there's no need for the $2K bend-me-over-and-take-it-in-the-pooper extended warranty. Same deal with the gap insurance....waste.

[static808]

Originally Posted by Nimble

It's a Toyota, there's no need for the $2K bend-me-over-and-take-it-in-the-pooper extended warranty.

+1

its the reason we bought toyotas, so we wouldnt have to buy extended warranties. you can still get a refund for your warranty if done though toyota corporate. it may be prorated from the day you purchased it, but some money back is better than nothing. if you got a third party warranty, you may be SOL. and like others have said, if you can refi and change to a 48 month plan, please do so. these lingering payments over 6 years can possibly ruin what should be a joyous purchase. hope this helps a bit..

--B

[bethd127]

Originally Posted by Nimble

O-M-G OP you're getting ripped. Lol how can one person (you) drive a Yaris at an overall cost of $25K+, and another (me) hand over $12900 in cash and be done with it? Unbelievable. I'm stunned.

It's a Toyota, there's no need for the $2K bend-me-over-and-take-it-in-the-pooper extended warranty. Same deal with the gap insurance....waste.

While the GAP insurances they offer at the dealership may be over-priced, GAP insurance is definitely not a waste IMO. My 2007 just got totaled, and the GAP saved my a$$. I agree about the warranty however.