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Replying to: zhangsquall (Jun 06, 2009 11:01 pm)
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Replying to: abchin486 (Jun 07, 2009 4:40 pm) I heard that the engine on 2010 is a new version which could be not so reliable?
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Replying to: pilgrim48 (Jun 06, 2009 11:37 am)
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Replying to: penyrilehunter (Jun 07, 2009 6:56 am)
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Replying to: riali (Jun 10, 2009 2:00 pm) Initially I had a deal for a 2009 at $21,500 + taxes and fees which I tought was pretty good especially because it was at 0% for 36 months. Well, that fell though the cracks because they cannot find a silver v6 with rims to transfer in a 500 miles radius. 2009 models are very scarce right now. So I went to 2010. Right now the best deal I have nailed down is for $25,000 OTD (all taxes and fees included) for a 2010 Camry v6, silver with alloy wheels but they have to order it and it takes about 8 weeks. The other v6's with rims also have sunroof and audio upgrade which I really don't want to pay for which would be $27k OTD Is $25k OTD a solid price? Also I do not know if I can get that $25k deal at 2.99% for 36 months...they told me it's either 2.99% or the $750 rebate (btw, the $750 rebate is effective as of this morning Thursday 6/11/09 in the Chicago area) |
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Many thanks to all those that posted their info here. Made a deal over the phone (Nashville TN area) for a 2009 Camry LE 4 cyl. Automatic dessert sand mica. No extras except for floor mats (MSRP $22569). Their original offer was $18900. When he called the next day to see if I was interested he came down to 18700. I offered $18387 and he called back within 10 minutes and accepted. The above prices include all dealer fees but not TTL which I will take care of in home state of KY. Picked the car up Saturday. 20 miles on the car. Took less than 1.5 hr. to look over the car, test drive and sign the paperwork. The dealer didn’t try to slip any extra fees in except for a $60.98 business tax which they immediately took off when I said that $18387 was the total price OTD that we agreed on. As quickly as he jumped on my offer you probably could’ve gotten them to come down a few hundred more but their 2009 inventory was getting low and their original offer was 200 to 1200 lower than 8 to 10 other dealers within 150 mi. that I had talked to and they were only 60 mi. away. Anyone debating on whether to buy a 2009 or 2010, don’t buy for the 2.5 vs 2.4. We had a 2010 rental for about 4 days and I can’t tell that it has any more power than the 2009. |
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