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Toyota Offering Great Deals on 2011 Models

Toyota DealsIf you're looking for a 2011 Toyota, or trying to lease, Toyotathon is a good opportunity overall.

The recently redesigned 2011 Highlander already has a $500 cash-back deal and an attractive lease rate of $319 per month. In fact, all of Toyota's lease rates are excellent.

These lease deals ask for less than $2,000 due at signing, so you're paying a lot less up-front compared with most competitors, especially for Toyota's pickup, minivan and crossovers.

Plus, in some regions, there's a "$0 Down Payment, $0 Security Deposit, $0 Due at Signing, $0 1st Month's Payment" deal for those who lease.

If you're financing, most models offer 0% to 2.9% for 60 months.

With nearly 60% of Toyota's inventory consisting of 2011 model years, almost all remaining 2010s have lost their incentives.

Most deals below expire Jan. 3.

Toyota: Cash-Back or APR Financing Deals

  • 2010 Yaris: $500 cash back, or 0%-2.9% up to 60 months
  • 2010 Corolla S: $1,000 0%-2.9% up to 60 months
  • 2010 Prius: $1,000 or 0%-2.9% up to 60 months
  • 2011 Camry (includes Camry Hybrid ): $1,250 or 0%-2.9% up to 60 months
  • 2011 Sienna (excludes XLE/Limited): $1,000 or 0%-2.9% up to 60 months
  • 2011 Tacoma: $500 or 0%-2.9% up to 60 months
  • 2011 Highlander (excludes Highlander Hybrid): $500 or 0%-2.9% up to 60 months
  • 2011 RAV4: $500 or 0%-2.9% up to 60 months

    Lease Deals

  • 2011 Camry: $179-$189 for 36 months, $1,999 due at signing
  • 2011 Corolla LE: $149-$169 for 36 months, $1,999 due at signing
  • 2011 Tundra CrewMax: $479 for 36 months, $1,999 due at signing
  • 2011 Tundra 4X4 Double Cab: $419 for 36 months, $1,999 due at signing
  • 2011 Sienna LE: $329 for 36 months, $1, 999 due at signing
  • 2011 RAV4: $199 for 36 months, $1,999 due at signing
  • 2010 Prius: $199-$209 for 36 months, $1,999 due at signing





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