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Toyota Camry Aftermarket Parts
Need suggestions on dealers who offer competitive pricing on camry accessories such as floor mats and mud guards. I once had a good line on a company somewhere in the Pacific northwest that dealt with Camry/Toyota accessories -- Roman, Rumanian, something like that.
I look forward to your recommendations!!
I look forward to your recommendations!!
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I would like to know where I might find a reputable, reliabel and reasonably priced vendor of Camry accessories can be found online from users w/ personal experience.
I want to personalize & pretty it up a bit w/ some things like billet grill, hood rock guard and other protective & mostly cosmetic add-ons.
They have a good selection of used Toyota parts.
I bought some stuff here for my wife's Mazda and was very pleased.
I've also been looking to change the OEM wheels for another 17" 10 spoke alloy wheel... something I've seen on a few Mercedes S500 and similar to what's found on the Infiniti G25 coupe.
Slowly, but surely... the aftermarket will be making alot of things for this car.. just be patient.
No thanks required bv050506! I just hope this doesn't catch on too much, it make my camry SE stand out a little more than the others here.
What do you think?
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I bought them for $310 plus $99 shipping, what a steal!!
I sell cars for toyota and throught the dealer they would have cost $2400. They're awesome, I don't know how this guy can sell them so cheap.
That is tereffic idea.
Did you do it already?
Could you up load your images?
I am going to do chrome plating for front grille, I like to keep the stock grille.
How do you think?
Thanks again for your input.
I hate to switch manufacturers, and my salesman and dealer service are top notch. But consumers reports rated honda as exceptional and the camry le as average. The xle was rated better than average but with a 6 cylinder engine. I've seen horror stories about that engine.
Basically, I want to convince myself that the 4cylinder xle is a responsible purchase for me.
Thanks so much for your help.
Vicki
I'm not sure where you live so I can't recommend a store, but there are a lot of dealers and stores on ebay that sell the wood trim kits. I'd suggest searching on google or yahoo "2007 Toyota Camry wood dash kit" and you'll find a bunch of sites. Good luck!
Thanks in advance
Vicki
As long as the dash kit matches the year and model of your car it will fit perfectly. All you have to do is ask the dealer what kind of wood trim is currently in your vehicle, and then purchase that kit. Also, most kits come with a manual with pictures of each part and tells you where each part will go, so if you only wanted to add a few pieces you could buy only those ones.
A bunch of stores sell the kits online. I'd suggest calling them to see if they can recommend any certified installers that offer some sort of warranty with their work.
Also, check with the dealer to make sure adding the trim won't void your Toyota warranty. I assume the dealer could install it for you too. Good luck.
t862 2007+ Camry LE/CE
t861 2007 Camry LE/CE
Dealt with a Michael Stevens.
Covers look really nice and are a very good fit except for the outside edge of the front seats where they meet the seat back. I thought I got the wrong covers, but was told that is correct.
I can send pics if you like...
FOR LE CAMRY WITH ELECTRIC DRIVERS AND NO SIDE AIRBAGS. 60/40 BACK SEAT, NOT AVAILABLE FOR XLE BACK SEAT.
What does "NO SIDE AIRBAGS" mean? Dont all Camry's come with side airbags. I am confused.....
You're not really supposed to put seat covers on cars with seat-mounted side airbags, because the covers can interfere with the deployment -- see your owner's manual. So this aftermarket company is probably trying to cover themselves legally by saying you should only install them in cars without side airbags.
Rationale:
1.) Since even the valet key has a chip in it which needs to be recognized by the system before it will start engine, there is some process which needs to be done to add the new key as an approved key to the cars computer. I haven't seen the secret instructions written anywhere, so I assume that I need to pay the dealer to do this step (even with valet type key-no remote entry). Assume also that if it is a key w/fob, that remote entry also needs to be configured in the cars computer so that it will unlock the doors as well.
2.) Assuming I could find a blank somewhere online, I still need to find a local place to cut the blank to match existing key. As such, I run the risk that if they don't cut it correctly, then I'm out the cost of the key w/fob.
Those two reasons lead me to conclude that from a practical and realistic point of view, this is just something that I'll have to bite the bullet and get done at the dealership.
Is this correct thought process, or has someone found a cheaper way to get some additional keys?
Thanks,
Bill