If you are in the market for a new or pre-owned vehicle, give a shout to your fellow outdoorsman. I have been working for Toyota the last eight years. I have access to both new and used vehicles of every make and model. Because of the tough times, it's a buyers market. Our lending through Toyota hasn't changed!!!!

Also as with most sales, my best source of advertising is word of mouth. With that in mind, I would greatly appreciate any business you could send my way. For every customer you refer that makes a vehicle purchase from me, you will receive a $100 Referral Check.

Thanks
Chuck Scott
253-286-6000
chucks@toyotaofpuyallup.com

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Doesn't this belong in the classifieds?

+1

Bare bones Tundra - V8 - short box and no extended cab? I don't know if they even make this......

To answer your question GreenRiver, yes they do. Do you prefer a 4x4 or 4x2. 5.7 Liter or 4.7 Liter. You can email me also, I will send you what is out there.

And when it comes to this being put on the classified forum, I thought because the Automotive industry has been in the headlines due to the economy, I could answer any general questions whether it's related to a purchase or not... If it needs to move that's fine, I don't want to cause any issues...Thanks

I'll decide if it's an issue.

how are trade ins on SUVS?

Kelly and Nada have slowly started to show book changes reflecting actual trade value. 2 months ago you could book an SUV out, basically cut that value in half that would be the trade in value. Best thing to get actual value is Manheim national auction.

Or before you trade in a vehicle, go to whom you purchased the vehicle from, and ask what they will pay for your vehicle out right. Not trade. This will give you actual cash value. When going in with a trade it's important to know a few terms.

Over Allow - they are giving you more than actual cash value
Under Allow - they are showing you less than actual cash value (profit to the dealer)

Dealers use an ACV slip in their deals that have what number they are actually paying for your trade, have them share that with you. If that doesn't satisfy you, ask to see the bid slip from whom they got their number from.

You have to understand the most important number is the amount financed or cash balance.