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Get a 3.9% APR or a special lease offer on a new Highlander Hybrid. Now thru Feb 28.

Your interest in Hybrid technology just got you one step closer to owning one. This kind of an offer may be the smartest reason yet to drive a Highlander Hybrid. And to brighten your day even more -- they're AVAILABLE NOW. So hurry in to your dealer today. Offer expires 2/28.







3.9% APR Financing or special lease offer: Not all customers will qualify. See your participating local Toyota dealers for finance program or lease qualifications. Offer ends 2/28/2006. Not available in HI.

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I recently visited a local Toyota Dealer and counted 7 Hilander Hybrids in various colors and options...
www.davidmaustoyota.com
located 20-30 miles North of Orlando Fl.

Just an FYI..

04' # 5, W/leather & JBL omitted.
"Prius, Just ask the person that drives one"
04' Tundra, 18mpg city & 22mpg hwy.
04' Prius, 60mpg city & 53mpg hwy.

Kenstyle NHW20 AERO Kit

After seeing a Highlander Hybrid TV spot in the Chicago market announcing 1.9% financing, I looked at kbb.com that shows the incentives.

1.9% is also listed in the Chicago, Gulf States, Kansas City regions.
3.9% in the Central Atlantic, Cincinnati, LA, and San Francisco regions.
$2000 cash in the Denver region

Let's see ... if you are in Denver, you get the Colorado tax benefit, the 2006 tax credit, and now $2000 cash?!

Wow... that could help drop the "won't ever see a return on my money" argument down a few pegs.