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Sedans Toyota Camry Which Camry is right for me?
54 messages, Last post on Jan 09, 2008 at 7:27 PM
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Replying to: kiawah (Jun 07, 2007 11:01 am)
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Replying to: xplyboy (Jun 07, 2007 11:36 am) 6 cylinder engine costs more to buy. The 4 cylinder LE is the standard, high-volume Camry. |
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Replying to: xplyboy (Jun 06, 2007 5:57 pm) The LE has lots of creature comforts too -- like power seats, nice CD player, and such. |
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Hi, I am looking to purchase a new vehicle soon. The Camry is on my short list along with the Accord and Altima. I am test driving a Camry this Friday and am debating between the CE or LE trim. I am thinking the LE will be adequate - I like that it has keyless entry and power seat. I have read a lot of reviews about the Camry and frankly, I'm worried. It sounds like there were problems with earlier builds and that perhaps these issues have been ironed out with more recently builds. I don't know. In any case, what sorts of things should I be looking out for when I do my test drive on Friday? I have owned 2 Camry's prior to my current vehicle (Acura) and it sounds like quality has been slipping.
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Replying to: olemed (Jun 19, 2007 2:05 pm) I got the JBL stereo and the moonroof package. If you are an audiophile, check out the upgraded stereo. Its it incredible. As far a build quality. You can ask almost anyone with a new car and they will tell you about a "problem" or two. It is in the mind of the beholder. My car is perfect. There was a TSB available to me, so I had the dealer perform it and now the vehicle performs even better. I would voice your concerns to the salesperson and see what he or she has to say. Judge whether or not they are being honest and the quality of their answers. Ask what the dealer will do if you experience any problems and get their "responses" in writing. Others have voiced concerns about the Accord and Altima, so definitely do your research. Do multiple test drives and find a dealer that has a great reputation for excellent customer service. Also, keep in mind most people come to these discussion boards to gripe and complain about their cars, definitely not a representative sample of owners. A larger majority of people don't come to these sites and say "My Camry rocks." Also, people fill out "fake" Camry evaluations on here and yahoo autos. I can tell because people are describing problems that the dealer can fix under factory warranty or the problem has been fixed in newer builds. Good luck!!!!
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Replying to: stlpike07 (Jun 19, 2007 4:58 pm) 
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Replying to: stlpike07 (Jun 19, 2007 4:58 pm) |
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Hello Everyone, I'm probably going to buy a camry soon and was debating between the 2007 LE and SE. This is my first time buying a new car. Let me know your experiences, good and bad! Thanks for your insight! 
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Replying to: redrose85 (Jun 22, 2007 6:29 am) In the end, I decided to go with the Accord. I test drove it before the Camry and found its handling to be superb. Yes, the ride is going to be firmer and some might even say harsher but I liked it. I like feeling connected to the road and don't mind it so much. The Camry, as nice and tempting as the soft ride was, was just not for me. I honestly would have gone for the SE but the Accord is a better deal for me financially. |
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How well is a 4cyl Camry going to hold up for all highway driving? We'll be doing about 90 miles per day on the car, with about 80 of that highway. The highway is pretty much flat in this area. Thanks...
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