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I am looking in the Northeast for a fairly basic LE with automatic. One dealer has offered the car before tax, title etc. for an amount that's pretty much at the Edmund invoice price, which happens to be $1000 less than the Edmund TMV since the $1000 rebate is no longer shown. I'm not too familiar with Toyota historical prices. Given the glut of cars on the market today, is the Edmund invoice price a fair price? I'd like to get the car soon, but don't want to overpay. Thanks.
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Finally!!! New 2009 Camry CE auto for $15,988 and Camry LE auto for $16,988 at Hooman Toyota of Long Beach, California plus free hamburgers, hot dogs, and drinks for lunch. Only 1 at this price each every Saturday, so camp out.
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Replying to: goheels2 (Dec 05, 2008 9:57 pm) PS- if neither is a good deal you can say that aswell.. The price of the 2009 before my trade in was 17,350. The price of the 2008 was 14,800 PSS- What would you say the value of getting a certified used toyota is over a non certified toyota |
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I am trying to buy a Camry LE automatic. I gave the dealer Edmunds invoice + 300. Then the dealer told me that the real invoice price is 700 higher than the one in Edmunds. The dealer is the only one who can see the real invoice price of the car. All the information at Edmunds or kbb is incomplete. He is trying to give a price for Edmunds invoice + 700 + 600 (his profit) for the car. He said that the Toyota just increased the cost of manufacture a few months ago. Did he lie to me? I am in TN. Thanks.
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Replying to: j124 (Dec 06, 2008 7:31 am) |
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| I got a deal for 09 Camry XLE with nav, smart key, bt for 26700 OTD but has about 7k miles on it already. Good deal? | |
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Replying to: goheels2 (Dec 06, 2008 9:11 pm) |
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Replying to: TNToyota (Dec 06, 2008 8:23 pm) As I mentioned in my other posting, I have an offer that is basically at Edmunds invoice price. I think I can do better and am trying to get more information.
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Replying to: goheels2 (Dec 06, 2008 9:11 pm) Which dealers in NC have you gotten the 19100 OTD price?
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Replying to: waltchan (Dec 06, 2008 10:02 am)  You will need to be alert in finding flaws in workmanship quality if the price is too good to be true, especially the Indiana-made ones (they are the worst I have seen). Went to Power Toyota to look at their last ad price black Camry, assembled in Indiana, while waiting for an oil change for my rare, Japanese-made 2009 Camry, and this is what I saw: 1. Driver's door is very hard to close completely, 2. Driver's side A/C ventilation slot does not lock at all (defective) while adjusting and ends up rolling around and landed on the top, 3. Center console cover does not seal completely and will make a lot of rattle noise, 4. Looking inside the hood, some idiot at the factory marked the engine with a white chalk as a V4 as opposed to a I4 (he should be fired), 5. One of the interior plastic trim fits is left with more than 1/2 inch gap off. 6. I found one loose screw on the dashboard underneath the driver's pedal. With all these flaws and the final inspectors failed to notice these embarrassing easy-to-spot flaws, chances are there will be more problems ending this vehicle a lemon in the end. Good luck with the buyer who drives this car home who has no ability to spot flaws in workmanship.
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