Question

[canadacamry]

Hi,

[canadacamry]

Not sure what happened, but anyway, I'm a new member and am about to purchase a camry. what I am wondering is if it's a good deal or not. I am from BC Canada. This is what I am buying:

1995 Camry LE
4 cylinder
143,000 km
CD
14" mags
sunroof
auto
power group
power seats


It seems mint and the guy is rich and has fixed everything that has been needed. What I'm really wondering if you guys think that 9200 is too much or not.

[woody]

That is why the guy is rich

9200 for 143000km is too much. $7500-8k would be fine for an island car. $6500-7000 is where I would start.

Look up www.canadatrader.com for others, gives you a ballpark.

[canadacamry]

Please, I need your help, I finalize the deal tommorow

Thanks

[epborden]

I would take his advice, that is a lot of money for the mileage.

For instance, I got my 190,000 89 gen 2 cam for 700$

[Phi]

I agree with Woody.

[BLUEMEANIE]

way too much.

[tater_tot]

..... must be charging that for the wheels. maybe its just the canadian transsfer. camry's around here go for around 3-5000

[zoni]

definitely way too much... i know its can dollars, but still too much.

[jhbhatia]

Originally posted by Zoni_Camry
definitely way too much... i know its can dollars, but still too much.

WAY way too much! Unless its all dealer maintained all 30K major services done at toyota dealerships. But still....check out other cars and tehn show the seller how much they are selling for!

[canadacamry]

Hey, thanks for your advise. I did some more researchingat lots and asked the toyota dealer mechanic about it's value. They said that paying about 8500 to 9000 sounds right for one in that condition and with those option packages. Anyways I ended up talking him down to 8900 just for money sake. Now my big question is what should i do first. It's completley stock. What size are the speakers in a 95 Camry


thanks for the help

[GaviN]

Hey wasup. Im new here also. I just got my Camry like a month ago and Im loving it. It does have a ton of miles but it runs perfect. Welcome

[woody]

springs and shocks are always the best start for that car. Then some 16", 17" or 18" wheels. I've only seen it snow heavy in Victoria once, what 5 years ago, so a good rain performance tire is your best bet. I have been shipping wheels and tires to the island this past year, but you could go to SHC autographics on bay street, and they could help you with parts.

[zoni]

6.5 inch round in front, 6x9 inch in the rear.

[Your Uncle Moe]

I bought my 96 V6LE with Power everything for $6000 with 82500 miles. We purchased it 2 years ago.