AeroSquid

I'm going to test drive an Xb and I wondered if anyone would share their Scion dealer expirences. Do they high pressure sell or what? What kind of questions should i ask?

peteyd

scion pure pricing :D usually doesnt generate high pressure sales....ask what ever questios you wanna konw....but majority of the time its a smooth process...if they are ****** to you go to the next dealer all the advice ican offer

SuperToaster

Dont let them try to charge you all sorts of extra fees like destination charges, outrageous filling fees ect.....

ind

Know your credit report/rating if you plan to finance. You can usually get it free online, or pay depending where you live.

pooder

Come to Rochester MN and meet the best salesman I've ever dealt with, Arlyn Ness. LOW pressure is his style (the whole dealership is low pressure, actually) and he seems to know when his customers want attentention and when we want to be left alone. I can't say enuf about how good a place this is!

-Don

4est

The options for the Scion's cost too much at the dealership. You are better off to buy most of them as aftermarket parts.

The only diff in price you will find are dealership fees for processing, shipping and such. My fees were only around $250 but I have heard of fees high as $650.

Tyler_Knight

Use www.scion.com to make your own and know what it should cost. Know what you want when you walk in. Don't let the dealer tell you what they WANT to give you. If you can't make it work, go to a different dealer.

icemilkcoffee

The price may be non-negotiable, but they can and will shaft you on the trade in and the loan interest/terms. Don't let them. Never trade in any car. And finance w/ a zero percent interest credit card.

boomster

I think you should all the dealers and take the car and go to mexico!

deloreanz

www.carbuyingtips.com <== so much priceless info on that site about how NOT to get screwed and get the most for your $ at the dealership. I know "pure price" is the dealer's excuse to avoid haggling; however, that site will still help greatly, even if you only end up getting better terms on your financing.

scrat

know what options you want before you go down there(some salesman are clueless) . most of the scion dealers i've been to are laid back( scion is supposed to be non pressuring). the only haggeling at scion will be if your trading in your car. be firm with what you want for it, if they can't give you what you want let them know it wan't work and you'll visit another dealer( this works because they want you sale). trading save you on dales tax. for our XB we only paid $125, but only trade if you have a good car to trade otherwise sell it yourself. Good Luck, and have fun!