Today is the last day of current incentives.
The September link will roll over to October once i have completed it. No need to ask for new link 
Is there still a way to tell in the spreadsheet which ones are TFS vs USB vs ?
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Not really. Some of the 4Runner/tundra the payments are BOLD for tfs
October spreadsheet is updated.
Tundra 2020 picked up a $1000 rebate
2020 Camry got a little help and was added to spreadsheet.
Everything else stayed about the same
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I hope this could be revisited for previous and loyal customers of yours Cody
Sorry, Cody. Didn’t know where else to post 
Fixed the link
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I wouldn’t know if it’s regional or not.
You shouldn’t have to print it out as the dealer would have a copy. It’s a new rebate and many people don’t actually read past the first 2 pages of the incentives package
Thinking of leasing Highlander…
Do folks with experience recommend purchasing any of these?
- Wheel and Tire Protection
- Excess wear and tear
- Third year maintenance
- Gap Insurance
Thanks so much!
“Yaris”, literally laughed out loud.
Lets be real its a Mazda 2 Hatchback
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YMMV - I have a 2 year old car with perfect condition wheels. On the other hand, my mom scratches her wheels every time she parallel parks - yes she is asian.
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Depends on the price. I haggled to get coverage on a lease I just returned (not a Toyota) and saved 500 bucks, that’s factoring in what I paid for coverage.
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Not for a Toyota
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Get GAP with your insurance company, it’s pennies compared with TFS.
With that said, I just leased a truck a few months ago from Cody and turned everything down in finance. Gap is with my insurance, it’s like 12 bucks a year.
Toyota has nothing to be ashamed of, that’s a great car. I’m glad they didn’t use a Mitsubishi Mirage.
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Thanks very much!
Tweaked the Mirai Deals. Brought back the MSDs
Lowered pricing on 2wd 2019 tacoma