Posted on: 17-09-06 09:22:34
Thakkarbhai,
Welcome to Canada. The purpose of this board is to share the information. By giving the phone number you tried to start a private conversation that is not going to benefit the community and that is why I wrote it like that. I am sorry if I offended you.
Did any body joke on you on this board? If so please let us know and we can take corrective actions.
We wellcome any contribution from you. Nobody is new or old here - we are all CanadianDesis.
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A Proud Indian Canadian
In my view both corolla and Camry are good. If you are just a starter in Canada and need a vehicle to start with , Corolla is a good choice and if you have already owned a corolla/civic etc in the past and are looking to upgrade from the previous small car , then go for the Camry .
Camry will be more expensive to buy and maintain than corolla. So it depends what you are looking for ..
PS: There is some website in Canada which charges about 40$ and gives you Invoice prices for the car. Use that, It saved me $ 1100 on my Camry when I bought it about 2 years ago
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We will find a way or we will make one
Can you explain what you mean by 'invoice price ' . Is that indicative price depending on the make and model ?
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Fido.
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Originally posted by hkthakkar
I am not from any small town
Can you please elaborate on the "implication" of the statement, and its relevance in the context ?
Thanks.
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I want the cultures of all the lands to be blown about my house as freely as possible.
But I refuse to be blown off my feet by any.
Can you also explain the relevance of your post to the topic. ?
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Fido.
Invoice price is the price that the dealer gets it from the factory . And I remember the website is carcostcanada.com . Once you have this price, it helps you to negotiate the price of the car
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We will find a way or we will make one
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Originally posted by Smiley
Invoice price is the price that the dealer gets it from the factory . And I remember the website is carcostcanada.com . Once you have this price, it helps you to negotiate the price of the car
Note that in the more popular models the invoice price may not help you get a better deal because of the demand.
I was a client of carcostcanada and I was satisfied with their service and was able to use the invoice price to get the car about 400$ less than the dealers sticker price. I also got another dealer to contact me via carcostcanada network with a price much lower than the sticker price.
The customer service of carcostcanada is really good too and I got prompt responses from them. There were a cpl of models whose info was not updated and the CS team made the info available to me at a priority basis.
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