XPost: alt.autos.toyota   
   From: scharf.steven@geemail.com   
      
   On 8/7/2013 1:10 PM, sms wrote:   
      
      
      
   > My theory is that there are a sufficient number of buyers that believe   
   > that they must pay MSRP for a new Toyota so they opt for buying a used   
   > one. These people never even look at a newspaper, or look online, to see   
   > how low a non-negotiated street price can be. It's not the dealer's   
   > obligation to say, "oh, didn't you see our "All Corolla L Automatic in   
   > Stock for $15.5K" ad in the newspaper?"  On the flip side, there are the   
   > more savvy buyers that are getting much lower prices for new vehicles.   
      
   It was amusing to see the auto section of today's paper. Hertz used car   
   sales advertising 2012 Corollas for a higher price than Toyota dealers   
   advertising 2013 Corollas. Yet Hertz will have no problem selling the   
   used, year-old vehicles, for more than a new, current year model would   
   cost. Reminds me of the old adage, "it's morally wrong to allow a sucker   
   to keep his money."   
      
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