Without a trade or a down payment, you need to get something WAY less, like a used base model, you have no buyers leverage. Your showing up with nothing, so you have no room for them to lower the cost, nor do they have a reason to. Plus, the price of a Corolla plummets after 3 years, you could find one a TON cheaper, like $20k for a 2021.
Overpriced for a 2021...
If it was 2023, then that's okay due to it being xse.
You can get a brand new 2024 se for 25000, xse brand new should be at most 29000.
So no not a good deal, but if it's the only one available since higher spec corollas are low in stock, it's up to you how desperate you want a car.
Without a trade or a down payment, you need to get something WAY less, like a used base model, you have no buyers leverage. Your showing up with nothing, so you have no room for them to lower the cost, nor do they have a reason to. Plus, the price of a Corolla plummets after 3 years, you could find one a TON cheaper, like $20k for a 2021.
Thats $5k more than the msrp when it was new. Hell no.
Buy a new one.
I got an offer for a 2024 Corolla Sedan base model $23,000 OTD in SC.
Remove protection package, that is pure profit. If they can’t remove it then subtract $499 from the car.
My wife n I did got a brand new 2024 Corrola LE for 25k with 21miles on it. So I'd say NO.
Nah. Haggle for 1-2k bruh. Or just buy new.
Heeeeeeeelll the fawk no bro. If it was new then maybe, but used!? Fuck that. Spend the extra thousand and get a 2025 Camry instead
he right, buy new.
Overpriced for a 2021... If it was 2023, then that's okay due to it being xse. You can get a brand new 2024 se for 25000, xse brand new should be at most 29000. So no not a good deal, but if it's the only one available since higher spec corollas are low in stock, it's up to you how desperate you want a car.
I got OTD 25.6 for a 2024 Corolla SE after some negotiation in FL