Looking to purchase this Camry SE..

[jmargel]

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?rdpage=thumb&car_id=217820476&dealer_id=53 361133&car_year=2007&model=CAMRY&num_records=25&sy stime=&make2=&start_year=2007&keywordsfyc=__c2U,__ &keywordsrep=115101&engine=&certified=&body_code=0 &fuel=&search_type=both&distance=200&marketZipErro r=false&search_lang=en&first_record=26&make=TOYOTA &keywords_display=se&color=&page_location=findacar %3A%3Aispsearchform&min_price=&drive=&default_sort =priceDESC&max_mileage=&style_flag=1&sort_type=pri ceDESC&address=17857&advanced=y&end_year=2008&page r.offset=25&doors=&transmission=Automatic&max_pric e=&cardist=157

Hope you can click the link.. They are going to give me $8700 for my 2004 mazda6, which is 'Good' rating for KBB.

What do you guys think? You think it's a good deal? Has JBL, 20k miles. He put new tires on the front, though I would imagine the back would have to be replaced soon. Looking to get winter tires for this coming winter.

Any thoughts?

[GT-R]

I'd say go for it! Minus the Mazda, it'll be around $10,000.

[jmargel]

I owe 5800 on the mazda, so I do have some equity in it. I was surprised that he told me I could go all the way to 84 months on fiancing. Though I don't think I want to go that far.

[wireless]

That price is average, nothing special. Why on earth would you even consider such long term financing on a car? Personally, if I had to stretch like that to get payments I could afford, I would buy a cheaper car.

[CharmCityES]

id go for it...car looks to be in great shape and the price seems right
my 2003 SE with 39k on it stickered at 14k at carmax when i bought it last year...i financed the car for 4 years at 240 a month and put 3.5k down on the car...reasonable payments and reasonable financing term for a 19yr old training as a toyota tech id say
you just gotta choose financing that works for you

[Yazovets]

Price looks good I think. But gray interior?

[centennialman]

I would buy it (from Mazda 6 to Camry SE is a no brainer IMHO) but not at 84 months, no matter how low your payments might be with those terms.

[JSM1284]

Heck I sold my fully loaded SE V6 with Moonroof, Navi, Floor Mats, Heated sport Leather with 20,000 miles for $20k........

[njerald]

Sounds overpriced to me but I don't like to pay a dealer a few thousand dollars extra to handle a used car transaction

A new 2009 with full warranty just like that the one you are looking at is $23,361 at Fitzmall.

Check edmunds.com and kbb.com for the prices on both the Camry and your Mazda.

[GT-R]

Originally Posted by jmargel

I owe 5800 on the mazda, so I do have some equity in it. I was surprised that he told me I could go all the way to 84 months on fiancing. Though I don't think I want to go that far.

Not 84 months! The Gen 7 Camry is on the way.
You don't want to keep that car forever.

[DrewsCam]

84 months wtf, thats crazy your going to pay so much in just interest.

[white07cam]

if it was a v6 i would say definitely.. but other than that it still looks nice. don't let us make your decisions, youre the one that has to drive it

[Corsa999]

I think that price is at least nothing special if not over-priced. I just recently negotiated a 2008 SE I-4 for $21,200 out the door (that equates to a selling price of about $19,000....I have a copy of the signed P&S). An 07 with 20k miles on it should be a decent amount less than that. Also that long-term financing is not the best idea.

Keep looking for a better deal

[liquidi3ladz]

Its an I4

[tvsjr]

Way overpriced. I paid $23K out the door for a brand-new '08 LE V6 with 100K extended warranty (platinum? bumper-to-bumper, through TEC). Invoice on an '09 SE I4 optioned as that vehicle is comes in at $21,450.

Plus, if you have to finance for 84 months, you can't afford it. Drive the wheels off the Mazda.