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Back in April you stated you were looking for a LE with driver power seats and mats. What was the sales price without TTL you paid and what dealer.
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coches1
so toyota doesnot have much options in few months to get ride off camry with zero apr....since toyota quality doesnot always meet with honda or nissan.....
i would wait to buy camry.....need more comparision
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hp
Source for this statement?
1. I've never seen a gas powered car that beat its EPA numbers.
Every toyota hybrid I know of exceeds its EPA ratings in real world driving.
To the poster directly above, not sure why you would say Toyota doesn't have the same quality as Honda or Nissan. I'd say they are better, except with more affordable parts than Honda, and better fit and finish than nissan.
toyota use..cheap seat...cheap plastic......i have toyota in past but now quality is poor.....
honda or nissan...always have one plus quality in their vehicle with better seat ,hard plastic and honda always win in highest resale value...why ?there are reason behind it....
i see more honda vehicle as luxury vehicle.....
toyota everyday use vehicle....luxury doesnot feel ...
when u visit in person ...all these three brand in row...then people can tell which company has better quality than others......
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hp
The one thing going right now that is great, is the $750 edmunds rebate. What model are you looking for?
If you are looking for a new base 4 cylinder SE, I say buy it. Factoring in the $750 rebate from edmunds and the sale prices I have seen on them, you can get one for about $19,900 or a little lower before TTL in Northern CA.
i did test drive on all three... 2013 Altima SV - it just have lots of crome, 2012 Accord its old school... sound system nd interior is bad(old school)... 2012 camry has a nice sound sytem nd suspension. Drove all three of them on pot hole.. only camry se had a good suspension(its just my feel/thought varies from person to person)...
This might change when u test drive both
"i see more honda vehicle as luxury vehicle.....
toyota everyday use vehicle....luxury doesnot feel ... "
I am looking for a LE with power driver seats and mats. What price have you
found for a LE?
In your opinion what are the important differences between LE and SE?
Is it worth the extra$$ ?
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coches1
When I bought my SE, I rarely looked at LE prices because the difference was minimal and you get a lot more with the SE.
Fog Lights, Spoiler, 17 inch alloys, Sport Suspension, Better seat material are just some of the differences.
Hope this helps.
Back to the Camry, nice car, nice prices. Like the new suspension on the 2012s.
SE - With moon roof, power seats, remote start(dealer installed) and floor mats - 224xx +TTL = 24600 OTD....
Almost spoke/requested online quote from all the dealers in chicago....
Now need to send the edmunds rebate.....
Invoice Price:
Base - $22,648
CQ convenience package - $1028
EX Display & navigation - $903
LA toyota installed leather - $1419
Mats - $140
Mud guards - $65
3M window tint - $199
rear bumper protector - $38
color key side molding - $125
TTL - $1906
college grad rebate - $1000
Subvention rebate - $500
drive out price - $27,200
I will be applying for Edmunds rebate of $750 so that makes the final price $26,450.
Worked with four other toyota dealers in Houston. Gullo gave me the competitive price. Very straight forward and no pressure approach of Gullo made me to go with them. They were also very prompt in responding to emails.
Nice and smooth transaction. Quoted online, emails back and forth, then went there to nail it down.
I am in So. CA and it seems all roads lead to Maita Toy.
What was the actual sales price before all Tax and fees and before
the $1000 college rebate.
This will help me compare prices for the LE.
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coches1
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Because Southern CA. has the most cars per region are they motivated
to act first there?
It is interesting the promotions for leasing because of the increased profits.
can we expect rebates and cash incentives in july or have
the majority of the rebates ended for 2012?
I know it's not as good as some other deals from CA, but this is the best I can get. I started out by sending emails asking for quotes, and on the day that I made the purchase, I called the few dealers who have emailed me the most competitive quotes and confirmed the OTD price. Not surprisingly, some of them changed their quotes. After a few hours of pitting one dealer against the others, two different dealers told me that the lowest price OTD they can get is $24,600 and $24,500, respectively, and they EVEN told me that if I should buy the car elsewhere if I find anything better than the price that they gave me.
I ended up buying the car from the 3rd dealer that was willing to work with me and offered me $23,900 OTD with the exact color that I wanted. I feel like I could have got it lower some more by waiting until 06/30, but I had to work 12 hours that day, so there wasn't any other options unless I wanted to wait until the end of July. I bought the car on June 28th.
I test drove 7 vehicles from different brands before settling down with the Camry SE. Honda wants more money for their outdated technologies. The 2013 Hyundai Sonata's interior looks nicer, but its steering scared me; I can see myself running off the road very easily if I don't pay enough attention. The Mazda6 and Mazda3 are very fun to drive but they lags behind on mpg.
I love my Camry. Already put 300 miles on it. It's such a joy to drive. I hope everybody loves their car as much as I love mine.
between the SE and LE?
I know the front grill is different. Besides a few minor body
changes it seems the same.
Since you have the knowledge and experience because you just purchased
a SE maybe you can explain what the other differences are.
I was not aware the hyandai steering is drive by wire.
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Basically every option except the crap toyoguard. (which is useless)
MSRP 35.360 + state sales tax + tag+title. (There is ALSO normally a dealer fee added on, of a few hundred.)
Got the deal at 32,600 OTD including tax, tag, and title. (the tax here is just a flat $300 sales tax).
So, if you back the tax tag and title out, you're down around 32050. I believe. I think thats pretty good considering there are no official rebates available. I'm gonna do the 0% for 48m deal.
Where in Edmunds site can I find rebate? Also, is it correct you did not have a trade, and is the 23,900 AFTER TTL?
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$24,425 msrp
$22,500 selling price
$161 doc fee
$1,418 sales tax
$650 Acquisition fee
$25 Opt. ERT Fee
$24,758 Gross Cap Cost
$14,130 residual value
Bottom Line: $296 x 36 months lease pymt for 12,000 miles per year.
Out of pocket at signing= $441 ($525 Cap Cost Reduction + $296 1st pmt + $120 L & T - $500 Rebate).
Is this the best deal out there? I'm sure not, but after shopping vigorously it seemed like a fair deal to me. I just completed the paperwork for the $750 Edmund's rebate. Many thanks to all who post here for the insight you provide.
$750 rebate from edmunds when purchasing a
toyota.
Please share your experience of actually receiving it,
how long did it take and any other problems or
helpful advice for the forum.
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And NO it is not a scam. Cash it and enjoy it.
I personally like the SE better. One interesting thing is that a few dealers in DFW gave me the quote for $21,900 + TTL taken or given $100-$150 for the LE. They don't seem to deviate far from that.
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I just closed the deal today on a Camry SE V6... Here are the details
CAR:
2012 Camry SE V6,
+Premium JBL System (along with Display Audio and Navi)
+Backup camera / Smart Key system
+Leather/Ultrasuede
+Passenger Side Power Seat
+Moonroof
+Light Tinting
$31,599 : MSRP
-$4,627 : Negotiated price reductions (includes $500 rebate for 0% financing)
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$26,972 : Final negotiated price (-$4,627)
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-$750 : Edmunds.com rebate (-$750)
-$4,000 : Trade-in (2002 Toyota Camry LE with 124k miles)
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$22,222 : Final Net price (excluding TTL)
Dealership: Toyota of Fayetteville (Arkansas).
I had to go in a second time to talk with someone about buying a car.. The first time ended badly and salesperson was poor and wasn't willing to really negotiate (mainly on the trade-in).. The second time I talked with the internet dealer & got a great price on the car.. Then he was much more flexible on the trade in & frankly a lot more realistic - we were happy and closed the deal on the SE V6...
2001 Prelude Type SH, 2022 Highlander XLE AWD, 2022 Wrangler Sahara 4Xe, 2023 Toyota Tacoma SR 4WD
$28,855 less discount of $3,355 the only other fee was a $139 dealer fee. The rest was TTL. So the car was $25,500 plus the dealer fee of $139. No extras or add ons purchased. I ended up with Cosmic Gray with Black leather ,conv. pkg , Navi, sunroof spoiler etc. I found using MSRP is the easiest way to compare prices paid. I am doing the edmunds rebate as well so it will end up being $24,750. Thanks to everyone who posts and good luck.
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Is this a good price? Thanks!