2019 rebates....when will they come back?

This is from southeast Toyota financial but I’m sure it applies across all of Toyota.

 

It says the military rebate can be combined with others offers so he should be able to.

Says it can’t be combined with the college rebate but nothing about the regular rebate so he should be able to get both.[/QUOTE]

Here you go this is partially verbatim from the Toyota.com site for incentives using the Kansas zip.

States, $500 rebate offered by Toyota Motor North America Inc, and may be applied toward finance or lease contracts on new Toyota vehicles blah blah blah execute a lease or finance agreement through TFS blah blah blah.

$2,500 Customer cash good through April 30,2019 Can not be combined with lease or APR financing offer and is subject to availability. Blah blah blah.

Sorry to say but it is not possible to get one and the other. My son tried it on a 4Runner 3 weeks ago and no go on combining the College Grad and Customer Cash. Both College Grad and Military require TFS financing.

 

It says it can’t be combined with APR financing. I said he can get the $500 military rebate on top of the $2500 rebate from Toyota. I never said he could get the rebate along with the lower APR finance rate.

 

If he has his own financing he can get both. If he uses Toyota financing he can’t. If he is paying cash he can get both.

 

Come on! Do you think he is going to get financing cheaper than 0.9 for 60 months on his own? I'm thinking he'll be lucky to get maybe 6.9 but definitely not 0.9. And at 6.9 that $500 discount is going to be a damn fine deal. Is this like modern math?

 

I got 2.9 from my credit union. I was just pointing out that he can get the $500 on top of the $2500.

 

Even though it clearly states that you need to finance through TFS (not your credit union) to get the $500 discount. By financing thru TFS you loose the $2500 Customer Cash.

 

Do the math both ways and see which is better

 

Ive wasted enough time on this. All I can say is GOOD LUCK.

 

Just ask your dealer - they’ll set you straight and give you the best deal available!

 

I just bought my truck 1 week ago today. I could either get 0%/60, 1.9%/72, OR $2000 cash back with other financing. The best they could find is 3.9%. I ended up losing the rebate and taking the TFS financing. The rebate would have to be close to $3000 to make it worth paying the higher interest.

 

with excellent credit you might have done better on your own When I bought my Tundra I had 1.72% with a CC. Best dealer could do was 2.9%

 

I was in the top tier rates. My own C.U. was as high as the rates they found. Regional thing maybe.