2007 Camry XLE re-sale value?

[bsilverOP]

Anyone have any idea on how good the resell value of a 2007 Camry XLE will be compared to other vehicles? For example, my girlfriend is looking at a 2005 Pathfinder that is going for $28,000 with about 70,000 miles on it. The car brand new was probably around $35k I'd imagine. Supposedly the Pathfinders have a great resell value...what about the Camry's? Just curious. Only intelligent responses need apply. Thanks,

[sky03]

if u want great resale get the base camry or CE

more options = more money u lose

[njerald]

You lost on the first reply........

Look them up yourself at kbb.com. You can get trade-in price, private party price, used dealer price.

It's stupid to generalize because of the mileage, condition, area of the country and equipment option variables.

[sky03]

i dunno but on 07 4dr taco... the base model kept its value better than the sr5 or trd

[slick07LE]

2005 Pathfinder that is going for $28,000 with about 70,000 miles on it

LOL

[importcars]

Originally Posted by slick07LE

2005 Pathfinder that is going for $28,000 with about 70,000 miles on it

LOL

i was thinking the SAME thing

[geoff5093]

Originally Posted by bsilverOP

Anyone have any idea on how good the resell value of a 2007 Camry XLE will be compared to other vehicles? For example, my girlfriend is looking at a 2005 Pathfinder that is going for $28,000 with about 70,000 miles on it. The car brand new was probably around $35k I'd imagine. Supposedly the Pathfinders have a great resell value...what about the Camry's? Just curious. Only intelligent responses need apply. Thanks,

70K miles for $28K?? You can buy a brand new 4Runner for about that.

I don't know what options it has, but the KBB retail value for a stock SE 4WD V6 model is only $17,690.

[gdanaher]

Just look it up at kbb.com.

[carlo$]

camrys drop about $1200+ every year.

[njerald]

Another intelligent response...............

[ghettosled]

every new car loses at least 15% the second the pull of the dealer and become a "used" car.

[Sgt Tip]

I was shocked to find out my 07 SE v6 that had a window sticker over $30,000 were available on Cars.com or Carmax with low miles are available for about $23,000. This is the first time I have been upside down with a new car. There were over 130 07 Camry's in my zip code for sale when I checked last week.The thing that bothers me is that insurance co's use NADA for a total loss pay off which could put a owner in a real hole between loosing their car and still owing more than the pay off.

[geoff5093]

Originally Posted by Sgt Tip

I was shocked to find out my 07 SE v6 that had a window sticker over $30,000 were available on Cars.com or Carmax with low miles are available for about $23,000. This is the first time I have been upside down with a new car. There were over 130 07 Camry's in my zip code for sale when I checked last week.The thing that bothers me is that insurance co's use NADA for a total loss pay off which could put a owner in a real hole between loosing their car and still owing more than the pay off.

That's were GAP insurance would pay off.