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Old 07-25-2006, 04:21 AM   #1 (permalink)
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So Cal: Finding offer price for 2007 LE 4-Cyl Camry

Hey for those of you who bought a 07 LE 4-cyl Camry in southern california, do you have the info regarding the actual price that dealers paid the factory for the car? Or even better, anybody have pricing info from the piece of paper stuck to the new car i.e. delivery fees, etc.?

I just started the process of online quotes, and I would really appreciate it if you guys could help me determine the best offer price. I'm following the guidelines from http://www.carbuyingtips.com/buyingnewcar.htm and I'm using the "offer spreadsheet"

Any help is much appreciated, thanks!
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Check out http://www.Edmunds.com for the invoice prices and MSRP. You can price it with whatever options you want and it's right on.
If you're looking to buy you should check out Auto Club's Member New Car Purchase program http://www.aaa-calif.com/auto/. I believe you'll pay $500 over invoice for the CE, LE, and SE, while you'll pay $750 over invoice for the XLE. I think the hybrid is exempt. If you have a credit union like the Orange County Teachers Federal Credit Union they also have a similar program. No price haggling or any hassels at the dealership. They will show you the invoice and an approved letter from either the Auto Club or OCTFCU that shows how much you pay over invoice.
Hope this info helps.

Also, the invoice for the model you were asking about is:
2007 Camry LE with Auto Transmission - Invoice:$18,348 - MSRP:$20,500
2007 Camry LE with Manual Transmission - Invoice:$17,407 - MSRP:$19,450

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that's some really good info there 2007CamryXLE. thanks!!
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I got my XLE 07 for 26.000 OTD at Longo Toyota (Mr Gary) (No leather and No navigation)
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I got my XLE 07 for 26.000 OTD at Longo Toyota (Mr Gary) (No leather and No navigation)
It must be the 4 cylinder, the V6 comes with leather. The base price for the XLE 4cyl is $21,700.

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