I looking to buy a Toyota FJ Cruiser and I want to try to keep my purchase in the OSA family first.
Well if nobody chimes in from here on the forums, you might give Quality Toyota up in Independence KS a call.
They're not in the "Gulf States" Toyota family which is a bonus in my mind (less "dealer installed options") and great service.
I've bought from them as well as quite a few of my friends, never heard a complaint.
The prices were well worth the drive to get the trucks.
http://quality-toyota.calls.net/
They're not in the "Gulf States" Toyota family which is a bonus in my mind (less "dealer installed options") and great service.
I've bought from them as well as quite a few of my friends, never heard a complaint.
The prices were well worth the drive to get the trucks.
http://quality-toyota.calls.net/
I'd recommend Momentum on NW Expressway. They have upfront pricing, very little negotiation required. When I bought my 4 runner in Sept I went through hell going to all the dealerships in Norman and OKC without them trying to rip me off.
Talk to Bruce at Fowler Toyota in between Moore and Norman. Tell him Marshall MacHugh sent you. He will give you the best price anywhere and treat you better than family. He has sold our family all of our Toyotas (4 of them in the last 2 years). I shopped around at every dealer for 2 weeks and had bottom dollar pricing from USAA. He beat their price and gave us more for our trade-in (Mazda CX-7 GT) than anyone else.
Anybody who has ever bought a Toyota in the Gulf States area will tell that the advice in BOLD above is absolutely on the money. It would be worth your time to check out.
An OSA member, I believe doubletap, works in their parts department. I live near there and have bought what few parts I have needed for my '07 FJ from them. All good.
Here is a very good forum: http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forums/ CB
I do indeed sell parts there. If you're interested in buying, shoot me a PM and I will give you the name of a no hassle straight shooter salesman. He is not going to jerk you around and will get you a good deal if he can.
negotiate a price first without trade in
then ask how much for your trade in
then ask how much for your trade in
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