2007 Camry OEM Replacement Parts Question.

[LucentShadow]

So recently I got into an accident in my 2007 Camry XLE. I essentially lost a wheel well, right fog light, and the windshield fluid reservoir is cracked and leaking. I went to a shop and they quoted me around ~180$ for a SINGLE fog light and ~110 for the reservoir which almost sounds like a scam to me. I was wondering if any of you guys know any places that sell these cheap. I've tried looking online but I can't even find a category for the reservoir at places like toyotapartscenter.com or toyotpartscheap.com. Any help is greatly appreciated. Pics below for those curious. The entire bottom half of my bumper was actually collapsed in but I was able to pull it out, cheap plastic ftw. It looks better than it is

Edit: I forgot that the bottom plastic engine protection was ripped off too, held on by zipties right now

[tengiday]

Why don't you tell your insurance? Maybe there's more damage than you think (I'm afraid of some "un-seen" damage), especially the windshield reservoir is damaged, so you should look at things around it too. For the fog lights, try searching many websites such as toyotapartspeople, toyotapartsstore, eBay,...

Ps: What happened anyway?

[GT-R]

For OEM parts, PM Gary (TOYOPARTSMAN), he is a parts manager and a vendor here on TN and will give you low price for OEM parts.

[LucentShadow]

I had a mechanic check it out, says nothing important damaged. I understeered at a corner and slammed into a dirt barrier -_-

[carsrus]

Research and find an auto body supplier in your area. All the body shops get their parts from a place like this. They usually sell to the public and have just about everything in stock. They deliver etc. right to the shops.

Yeah a shop will never sell you parts at cost. They get stuff ridiculously cheap.

[Mike Gerber]

Add an alloy wheel to the cost of the repairs. That will not be cheap. As tengiday stated, why not call your insurance company. This is why you have insurance.

Mike

[LucentShadow]

The wheel isn't actually that damaged, some surface scratches. I'm a little wary calling my insurance company and telling them I slid out on a corner at GMR. Though in my defense I wasn't racing. Apparently the boatloads of dirt on the road don't like nearly stock Camrys

[gdanaher]

To the OP,
If the car is USA built, the tank is 85315-06140 and can be had on line for $71.46 or less.

If the car is Japan built, the part is 85315-33300 and can be had for $43.73 or less.

[hans747]

ouch!

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