5th & 6th Generation (2002-2006 & 2007-2011)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 2002-2006 & 2007-2011
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Hello boys. Well i think its time to say goodbye to my 03 Altima and say Hey Now to an 07 Camry. Im really surprized Toyota put out such a nice Camry, not a big fan of the previous Camrys but the new one are Realy nice.
I was just curious how much u guys spent on your 07 Camry. Im realy intrested in the SE but im cunfused if it comes with a moonroof and leather or not. Like i said I just wanted to see what u guys spent ont the diffrent models and stuff. Thx again now i have to go tell the boys at NissanClub.com that im going over to the darkside lol.
Hello boys. Well i think its time to say goodbye to my 03 Altima and say Hey Now to an 07 Camry. Im really surprized Toyota put out such a nice Camry, not a big fan of the previous Camrys but the new one are Realy nice.
I was just curious how much u guys spent on your 07 Camry. Im realy intrested in the SE but im cunfused if it comes with a moonroof and leather or not. Like i said I just wanted to see what u guys spent ont the diffrent models and stuff. Thx again now i have to go tell the boys at NissanClub.com that im going over to the darkside lol.
My CE was $17,489 out the door.
SE's come started with pretty much everything the LE has except the body kit, wheels and sport cloth. Other than that it's the same car.
Pretty much the only trim that comes with standard stuff that is optional on the LE, SE is the XLE trim. It has the roof standard, trip computer, alloy wheels (I think cloth is standard but it's and upgraded version).
So NO the SE isn't standard with a moonroof and leather although most of what you'll find in stock at local stealerships will likely have a roof at least.
if u like the feeling of a car pulling hard...get the SE v6. the SE v6 comes with quite a bit of stuff like sun roof, leather...a better sound system i think...just customize ur ride on toyota's website. that'll give u the best idea.
if u like to save gas/environment the i4 is more than enough power to pass up someone on the highway etc. Its up to you in the end but i'd go for the SE v6.
^ Yeah im trying to understand whats standard and whats not its a little confussing. Im probably going to the dealer next week.
So ur saying the only diffrence with the LE and SE is the kit, wheels and sports clutch. Is there something also diifrent with the grille i could of sworn i read that the SE's is diffrent.
So what,s a good deal on a SE w/ leather and moonroof ( thats mostly my main concern because my altima has leather and moonroof so i would hate to go backwards and not get those two items)
Also why the hell did Toyota make it so confusing, when i bought my altima ther is only 3 options Regular 2.5S, Nice 2.5SL and Fast 3.5SE. Its so much easier that way lol
Im realy intrested in the SE but im cunfused if it comes with a moonroof and leather or not.
The moonroof and leather are options on the SE. You can get them if your dealer has a car on the lot with them, or you can ask them to find a car with them, if that's what you want.
Here's the sticker on a full-boat SE with all of the options, which shows you the pricing for the options, at least in my area:
if u like the feeling of a car pulling hard...get the SE v6. the SE v6 comes with quite a bit of stuff like sun roof, leather...a better sound system i think...just customize ur ride on toyota's website. that'll give u the best idea.
if u like to save gas/environment the i4 is more than enough power to pass up someone on the highway etc. Its up to you in the end but i'd go for the SE v6.
Yeah i think im gonna go with the V6 I was always tired of the guys with the V6 Altima thinking there COOL lol. But my concern is If the LE cheaper than the SE isn't it worth to buy the LE and then add the body kit latter on or is that just stupid
The moonroof and leather are options on the SE. You can get them if your dealer has a car on the lot with them, or you can ask them to find a car with them, if that's what you want.
Here's the sticker on a full-boat SE with all of the options, which shows you the pricing for the options, at least in my area:
Yeah there are actually quite a few added features that the SE has over the LE so dont listen to whomever said they were basically the same car. And its actually a lot more different when you add the fact that the SE has a totally different suspension. My neighbor has an 07 LE and she is jealous of me lol. She sat inside my car and immediately noticed a lot of features i had that she didnt.
Yeah there are actually quite a few added features that the SE has over the LE so dont listen to whomever said they were basically the same car. And its actually a lot more different when you add the fact that the SE has a totally different suspension. My neighbor has an 07 LE and she is jealous of me lol. She sat inside my car and immediately noticed a lot of features i had that she didnt.
That was me but I was meaning as far as the base options (sunroof, climate control, stereo, leather, etc...) The SE is obviously different in the body kit, suspension, etc...
^ hey also now that i got ur guys attention Im gonna trade my Alty in I have a little dent with the paint chipped on my fender and also my bumber is scratch in the back a little. i was wondering should i tradi it in that way or should i get it fixed (a friend of the family does all the work on our cars so he wouldnt charge me to much to fix it) is it worth to trade in as is, or will toyota rape me on the trade in price, Im sure the body shop guy i know would charge me about $300-$400.
What do u guys think
My 02 Camry LE had a lot of bumper damage (but mostly surface damage) and I was like fuck it, let Toyota deal with that. I still got the exact amount of money I wanted for my car when I sold it to them. But its up to you. If you find that Toyota wont give you what you want for your car and you can get it if you fix your car beforehand, then do it. But I would only go through the trouble if the difference was significant.
Just picked up my titanium metallic 2007 XLE V6. It has NAV, VSC/traction, leather, heated seats, Smart Key, trunck/floor mats, cargo net, and wheel locks and I paid $28,384 (not including tags, title, and insurance). I only have about 33 miles on it at this point and I am crossing my fingers that the transmission problems with the V6's were fixed prior to this one's departure from the Georgetown factory.
Just picked up my titanium metallic 2007 XLE V6. It has NAV, VSC/traction, leather, heated seats, Smart Key, trunck/floor mats, cargo net, and wheel locks and I paid $28,384 (not including tags, title, and insurance). I only have about 33 miles on it at this point and I am crossing my fingers that the transmission problems with the V6's were fixed prior to this one's departure from the Georgetown factory.
Welcome aboard, fellow NOVA Camry owner!!!
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