I'm buying a NEW se v6 camry..need help

[aldoNY]

I'm getting a new camry what you think about this?

2007 se v6 white, fully loaded, navigation/leather/moonroof , ect...

the thing is its a demo and it has round 1,800 miles on it.

the guy qouted me around 28k is that the avg price what they go for new? or should i just get a new one with no miles. the thing is white is hard to find. so i'm kinda stuck.


so if you can help a newbie please do

and if you can please let me know on se v6's the price you paid for them, i'm in NY. so New Yorker exp's would be even more help ful.

[Punks_Not_Dead5]

that's pricey for a "used" car...even though it only has 1800mi...but i'd talked them way down. Or try to.

Someone else has a quote for the exact same model brand new for 27,300 or something. The thread is around here somewhere.

EDIT: here's the thread http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t200353.html

[wireless]

I paid $28k for mine (SE V6 w/Nav, XM, Remote Start, etc...) and that was in March 2006 for something that wasn't even on the lot yet!!!

[gdanaher]

Go to kbb.com, build the exact car to determine the dealer cost, add about 800 for advertising costgs and you will be close to invoice for a new one. Then take off something for the 1800 miles and then make an offer. Dealer will take less if you do your homework.

[IPDaily]

sounds like BS to me... for that price you could get a new one....

[gdanaher]

Aldo,
We are all wasting our time here because you can do this in less time and more accurately. You say the car is fully loaded. That can mean a lot of things and the price can vary a grand. Go to kbb.com, build the car exactly as the sticker reads and you will know if you have a good deal or not. If you can figure out how to get to this discussion group, you can figure out how to build a new car on kelly blue book.

[Streaker]

No matter how you look at it it's a used car and the engine and trans may not have been treated too nicely. For that money you should get a new car.

[aldoNY]

Thanks guys i appreciate the feedback. i'll let you know what happens