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Toyota Camry, Sedan
#9464 of 10006 Re: Is $20,650 a good price for camry LE? [coches1]
by mazda6dude
Jul 20, 2012 (5:44 pm)
If you are getting the LE out the door for $20,650, then its a excellent price.
Jul 20, 2012 (8:39 pm)
Thought I want to share my experience. We bought an SE today at Toyota or Orange for $20,995 + Tax & Lic. They have plenty to choose from. We were able to get the specific interior & exterior color that we want (all black interior and white exterior). Other dealers won't even want to match this price. We also have $750 edmunds rebate so it saves us a bit more. Hope this helps someone.
Cheers, C.
#9466 of 10006 Getting them to commit to the ad price of $18,988@ Miller
by coches1
Jul 20, 2012 (8:42 pm)
Hey mazda6dude
You should be the host of the forum. The helpful information you provide is coast
to coast.
The $20,650 was my reply to a MA prospective Camry LE buyer. The person
wanted to know if this quoted price was fair. I asked him if this was the cash
price or total cost with fees.
Thanks for the ad from the OC Register regarding the Camry LE for $18,488.
Actually, $18,988 because I will not be eligible for $500 conquest cash.
The problem is actually buying the car at this price. We all know they will commit by phone but upon arriving that car has conveniently been sold.
Surprise!!!!!! the dealer has the same vehicle but $1,500 more.
Please share the steps in obtaining the car at the advertised teaser price.
If you know where we can buy the 2012 Camry LE for $20,650 OTD let me know.
coches1
#9467 of 10006 Re: Bought an SE today [bouncingstar]
by coches1
Jul 20, 2012 (8:48 pm)
Thanks bouncing star for sharing your purchasing experience.
Orange toyota is on my final list of dealers. When you call the internet dept.
and request a price they respond immediately without any games.
Perhaps you had the same experience.
Did you obtain a price for the Camry LE?
What are your reasons for the SE vs LE?
thanks again
coches1
#9468 of 10006 Re: Bought an SE today [coches1]
by bouncingstar
Jul 20, 2012 (9:22 pm)
Hi Coches1,
The LE is $1000 less than the SE, but we opted to pay a bit extra for the SE because the SE has alloy wheels (probably value at $800), pluss fog lights, sport suspensions, rear spoiler, better looking from the side and the front, better seat material and colors (my wife does not like either of the two interior colors available in the LE and the SE all-black color interior looks great) and other interior differences. I personally despite wheel caps, they don't last that long, looks un-acttractive and will accumulate scratches all over its surface as time goes by. We had cars with wheel caps before and we said we never want them. Overall, we like the SE better.
We actually didn't deal with the Internet dealer. Toyota of Orange has the ads on today's paper so we just call them up, talked to one of the salesman named Steward, which happens to be one of the nicest and easy-going car salesman I haven't seen for awhile. He drove us around to find the car we want. There were many White SE but most of them have gray interior and we wanted black interior. Steward drove us around all of their parking lots and were able to spot the one we want.
#9469 of 10006 Re: Bought an SE today [bouncingstar]
by coches1
Jul 20, 2012 (10:16 pm)
Hello bouncingstar
Thanks for the fast response to my message. Your car buying experience is
interesting. Usually, when you want to buy the advertised car at the advertised
price the car was just sold and they have another at a higher price.
Orange toyota is on my final list. When I called they gave me one of the
best prices without any dealer games. Any others that were competitive?
Your message may convinced me to buy the SE. The alloy wheels look better. I
wonder if their is any disadvantage of having the alloys instead of the wheel covers.
It seems their are 2 styles of selling cars. the first is massive volume with short profits and big factory rebates, and small volume with big profits on each car.
Thanks again for the great information. Please share any helpful hints regarding your car buying experience.
thanks coches1
#9470 of 10006 Re: Getting them to commit to the ad price of $18,988@ Miller [coches1]
by mazda6dude
Jul 21, 2012 (12:05 pm)
Hi,
I pulled up the ad I posted on here and they didn't advertise the correct rebates. There is actually a $1000 college rebate which they didn't show, but corrected it as of today. With that said, the price is actually $1500 higher.
Overall opinion:
Having seen so many ad prices and Camry prices in general, if I had to buy another Camry or someone else who is trying to buy a new Camry, go with a new SE. Orange Toyota in OC has them every week fro $20995 plus fees; Maita Toyota in Sacramento, CA sells them for as low as $20,788 sometimes and Roseville Toyota sells them for low as $20523 sometimes.
The SE is a better buy then the LE unless the price difference before TTL is $1500 or more.
Hope this helps.
#9471 of 10006 Hail Damaged Camry
by ziyulu
Jul 22, 2012 (7:55 am)
I had a dealer quote me over $23,000 for a hail damaged Camry. I could get one that is brand new for less than that!
#9472 of 10006 Brand new Camry SE Fully Loaded
by se_kid
Jul 22, 2012 (8:31 am)
hi guys just doing a price check. just bought a camry SE fully loaded in attitude black for 25084 +TTL = 27300 OTD price.im just wondering if its a good or an ok purchase.let me know thanks!!!im in the LA area btw.
#9473 of 10006 Re: Brand new Camry SE Fully Loaded [se_kid]
by sienaman
Jul 23, 2012 (8:38 am)
Whoa!! With leather and convenience? That's approximately an 85!. Why are there such great deals only in Cal.?
Does anyone know if $500 conquest (trade in bonus) is available throughout US?