2008 and 2009 Toyota models get a slight price increase

Toyota today announced its new MSRP for certain Toyota and Lexus models that will be effective mid-to-late May 2008. While the new 2008 Sequoia, 2008 Tacoma, 2009 Corolla, 2009 Matrix and the Lexus IS-F pricing will remain unchanged, other models will see a slight price increase.

The 2008 Yaris sedan and hatchback will get a price increase of $200 to $12,425 and $11,550 respectively. The Prius will get a bump of $400 to $21,500. The 2008 Camry Solara and Solara convertible will go for $20,180 and $27,440 respectively, while the 2008 Avalon will get an increase of $250 to $27,325. The new 2009 Camry will get a new base MSRP of $18,920 and the hybrid Camry will carry a $25,650 base price tag.

Toyota’s compact SUVs will also see a price...
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EnnNorak - 5/3/2008 11:47:43 PM

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I will not buy any Toyota product until they start selling them in Canada in U.S. dollars at U.S. MSRP.

Agent63 - 5/4/2008 4:16:29 AM

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EnnNorak; I wish that could happen. I live in Vancouver. The prices here are ridiculous compared to the States. Our population has to be wealthier to own a car an average Joe could purchase down there. I'm jealous. On top of that we get taxed quite a bit.

w209w114 - 5/3/2008 10:51:04 PM

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WOW 27K for a Solara Convertible!!!! With that kind of money just dish out a little more and get an entry level luxury car, not an everybody car.