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Mike Bouloubassis (not verified)    April 7, 2025 - 1:13PM

The Toyota Dealers charge premiums for some of their cars and it's been a problem for awhile. I would advise just to search for hungrier dealer next time. In fact give it two years, build your credit report up, trade it in for a new car and I believe interest rates will go down and I believe Hybrids will also be more competitive too! Tariffs will be a factor and may balance what you paid versus the higher cost for rest of the year. Its a great car, will hold it's value very well and will last a long time! It's always worth the money. Don't worry my first car was a Toyota Celica financed through GMAC in the 1980s at 15 percent! I was in college!

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