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The warranty is a good investment provided that its the Toyota warranty.[B]Steve[/B]
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In that case, if no Altitude this year I will opt for the VX. What's the best drive away price in Melbourne? Looking at 2016 built Prado VX (Diesel/Auto/Graphite/Mats/Tint/Towbar/Nudge Bar).Comment
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dont pay more than $73,000 drive away. thats wot i paid for exactly the same carOriginally posted by Dios View PostComment
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Bing10, thanks for the heads up just what I thought, but when you say same car do mean including the extra options I mentioned?Originally posted by bing10 View PostComment
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yep. I paid $73k for a jan 2016 graphite VX with towbar and mats. no tint /nudge bar. My suggestion - see if a broker can beat that price.Originally posted by Dios View PostComment
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Unless you live in WA :-(2018 150 Series Crystal Pearl Prado VX 2.8l. 2 inch King springs and Bilstein shocks, Airtek TJM snorkel.Comment
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Just wondering, has anyone bought a manual one yet?2016 1GD GXL 6 speed auto, ARB colour coded summit bar, LED driving lights, duel batteries, BF Goodrich tyres, window tint.Comment
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Never purchased a brand new car before. Still have to sell the old Patrol...
But generally how much cheaper are cars at the end of financial year sales?Comment
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Have a look at the video earlier in this thread on beating the dealer.Originally posted by 33som View Post[B]Steve[/B]
2010 Silver GXL Prado 150, D4D Auto, with a few non standard bitsComment
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2016 GX (Ebony) with rear park sensors, roof racks, mats/cargo mats $55,500 after visiting 3 dealers in Sydney.
Chose the GX over GXL because we don't have young kids anymore (only dogs) and the GX with only one row of passenger seats fold right down, more compactly than the GXL. We can easily sleep in it or cart the dogs around. I use google maps on my mobile all the time for city driving and love the live traffic and divert features. The GXL does not have any live traffic features and the maps are apparently not up to date and do not include all areas. Only the VX and Kakadu have SUNA live traffic function.
Only disadvantage is having to wait for till May for delivery of a 2016 model. Plenty of time to start looking at accessories and planning some trips.Comment
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Just wondering, has anyone bought a manual one yet?
Yes I wanted a manual because I want to decide what gear to be in not Toyota's software. Also slight correction to above post my GXL even though it does have old maps it does have SUNA live traffic which I like a lot.Comment
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You can have the best of both worlds by driving the auto like a manual with you selecting which gear you want.Comment
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Picked up my brand new Graphite Kakadu 2.8TD on Jan 30th
Bullbar, towbar, roof rails, mats, ARB dual battery system, weathershields, bonnet protector, 5yr extended warranty, 12 months rego, full tank of fuel
$89661 d/a
Had to shop around and fly interstate (Melbourne) to collect ($99), was $12500 less than dearest quote and $3500 cheaper than next cheapest quote
Local dealers hopeless, the dealer I bought from in Melbourne top notch
Absolutely loving it, 7000km alreadyLast edited by Matt73; 17-03-2016, 10:39 AM.Comment
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My (very new) GXL 2.8 seems to have traffic/incident alerts in the menu but I have not yet tested this feature yet. I will give it a test and report back.
Also - I think that the Toyota nudge bar may block or interfere with some of the front parking sensors.Comment
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Have you had any luck OzDriver? Just checking the Suna site and it says only on VX and Kakadu models.Originally posted by OzDriver View Post
http://www.sunatraffic.com.au/suna-c...systems-toyotaComment
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