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#1064 of 6826 Camry LE manual price - $13,888 by bostonoriole Jul 25, 2004 (10:26 am)
I just paid $13,888 for a Camry base, manual ahift, without a full size spare or keyless entry. Is that a good price? It seemed good to me. Replies to this message: sean3 (Jul 29, 2004 3:51 am)
#1065 of 6826 henry7 by ramped Jul 25, 2004 (3:53 pm)
What do I think?   That you are making a mistake, unless you have plenty of disposable income to waste on new cars. Hang onto your Honda at least until you are not upside down.   Why the rush on the 05 Camry SE? Right now, you will pay top dollar for the car since it is brand new.   You can save thousands by waiting a year or so to make this deal. That is my advice.
#1066 of 6826 henry7 by alpha01 Jul 25, 2004 (3:58 pm)
I fully agree with ramped! Why are you getting rid of the Accord? Also, be careful of the edmunds.com software glitch that will repost your original entry if you hit "Refresh". Certainly not a problem, we've all done it, but its something to keep in mind going forward.   ~alpha
#1067 of 6826 $16,925 + TTL for Camry 05 LE Auto, SoCal by camry05 Jul 25, 2004 (7:11 pm)
Bought a 2005 Camry LE AUTO with floormats/cargo net, in the color of silver, for $16,925 + TTL, in Southern California. A little bit more than what the 2004 Camry LE AUTO are being sold for, but satisfied with the deal. OTD price was $18,500. Replies to this message: bernie3 (Jul 28, 2004 11:26 pm) camry05 (Jul 29, 2004 11:58 am) bernie3 (Jul 29, 2004 1:17 pm) and 1 more... sean3 (Jul 29, 2004 4:46 pm) and 2 more... sean3 (Jul 29, 2004 3:57 am) joecarnut (Aug 01, 2004 7:21 pm) camry05 (Aug 02, 2004 7:30 pm) satya (Aug 09, 2004 9:23 am)
#1068 of 6826 Keep your accord by sorter Jul 25, 2004 (8:10 pm)
It is just as good as Camry. you are not planing to sell your 05 Camry and get a 06 TSX, then a 07 IS, are you? Of course, that is your own choice.
#1069 of 6826 henry7 by hank2 Jul 25, 2004 (8:14 pm)
I've found that COSTCO is not always the low cost leader as far as Camrys. Lots of quotes on this site (Maybe camry05 will tell you his dealer) got a lower price by going through the Web.   On the other hand, I agree with the concensus, that it may be most cost effective to hold on to your 2003 Honda Accord DX and pay it down, rather than continue the trend of tacking on negative value....   -hank2 Replies to this message: henry7 (Jul 25, 2004 11:03 pm)
#1070 of 6826 Re: henry7 [hank2] by henry7 Jul 25, 2004 (11:03 pm)
Replying to: hank2 (Jul 25, 2004 8:14 pm) Thanks. i'll keep my accord
#1071 of 6826 Extended Warranty Worth It? by bostonoriole Jul 26, 2004 (5:41 am)
Is a extended warranty worth it for a new Camry? My first reaction is , if they want to sell it, it must be better for them than for the customer. Replies to this message: netspec (Jul 26, 2004 11:21 am) kirstie_h (Jul 26, 2004 12:22 pm)
#1072 of 6826 Re: Extended Warranty Worth It? [bostonoriole] by netspec Jul 26, 2004 (11:21 am)
Replying to: bostonoriole (Jul 26, 2004 5:41 am) Its good if you want piece of mind, I guess. It is also a good deal for them. I was offered an extension to 7yr/75K for $1668 by dealer. I found what seems to be a much better deal at another website that I linked to from edmunds...without breaking the rules I will say it was warrantydirect. They offer 7 yr/100K for $922. I have no idea how the details of the two plans vary.
#1073 of 6826 Re: Extended Warranty Worth It? [bostonoriole] by kirstie_h HOST Jul 26, 2004 (12:22 pm)
Replying to: bostonoriole (Jul 26, 2004 5:41 am) Hi borstonoriole. You are right in one sense - overall, the warranty companies come out ahead, because more people use less of the service than it cost them. However, if you're one of the folks who has an expensive problem outside of the factory warranty period, you will come out ahead of the warranty company, financially speaking.   So yes, they do come out the financial winner over the customer in a broad sense, but the question of whether or not it's right for you depends on your personal financial situation, your level of concern about future repair costs, and your willingness to gamble on the reliability of the vehicle. You might visit our Extended Warranties discussion for more information to help you decide.   kirstie_h Roving Host & Future Vehicles Host

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