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Originally Posted by The Champ
If they are leaving their lot that empty - it may be to create the illusion that these popular cars are in short supply. But if you look at their website - they proudly proclaim differently:
Hoover Toyota currently has 19 Corolla's in stock today, with another 17 arriving between 9/12 and 10/24. They also advertise that there are another 5,813 available in the southeast.
They have 30 Camry's (this does not include Camry Hybrids) in stock today, with another 17 arriving between 9/9 and 10/24.
Looks like your area has a pretty solid supply - much greater than mine does.
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That's a solid supply? Based on what? What were those Southeastern inventory numbers for the Camry and Corolla before the tsunami? Where did Hoover Toyota proudly proclaim differently that they had plenty of inventory? Or did you dream up the "proudly proclaim differently" line to make it sound like you really knew the ins and outs of Hoover Toyota's and the southeast Toyota regions inventory needs and normal supply? Are the numbers you quoted up from the last few months since Toyota is trying to refill the pipeline? Maybe Toyota arranged the earthquake/tsunami/nuclear issue to cover up the beating they were taking at GM's hands?
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