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2007 FJC Info - Haley Toyota Richmond VA
I received the following email from my dealer in Virginia this morning. Two items of particular note:
- 1 FJC still unclaimed at Haley Toyota
- New pricing is $3K over MSRP.
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I have some REAL info for you today. Your FJ is being built in Japan as i type this!
It is scheduled to arrive in NY port from Japan the middle of this month. It will then be shipped to Baltimore and then go to us......We may receive it by the end of the month! Exact receiving date windows will be updated in a week or two by Toyota. I don't have a VIN# yet.
We have a real invoice! I will itemize the best i can. CALL me if you have questions. I had our super duper inventory controller add as much of the accessories on as the factory would allow. If there is something missing , we will have to order them from the parts dept , however i don't think we need to order much. This vehicle was truely custom built for you! A rare thing for Toyota sales.
We have 5 FJ's coming and i am seeing 4 already sold.
FYI...It's good that you ordered this vehicle very early.....I have been informed that the dealers are adding $3000 to the sticker price!!!! In other words...If somebody wants one now they will pay over sticker or no deal. Yours is MSRP as we discussed.
2007 FJ Cruiser 4x4 automatic model# 4704 white / blue with grey interior
options include: Convenience pkg (keyless entry , cruise , power outside mirror w/image light , rear parking sonar , privacy glass , rear wiper , daytime running lights) , side airbags , Upgrade pkg #1 (A-TRAC , rear diff. lock , multi info display , 17" alloy wheels , 2-1 audio w/6 disc , d-pillar speakers , 400w inverter , leather steering wheel w/audio controls and cruise controls , silver tone shift lever , color keyed interior door trim inserts)
Spare tire cover , rock rails , cargo cover , roof rack , xm satellite radio , armrest , mat set.
MSRP $ 31186 ( includes destination charge) plus title taxes , tags , $198 proc. fee
Have a great week.
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