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[In Philly] Looking on Carsdirect.com, I see a Camry XLE V6 plus heated seats, VSC, floormats, Smart Key with an MSRP $31,039 and a selling price of $29,580.
An Acura TL + NAV is $35,940, with selling price of $33,819.
MSRP difference is $4901, and selling price difference is $4239, figures about half again as much as $3000.
Still, the two are aimed at different markets, and different segments in that market. And both have features the other one lacks; its not REALLY as if one is better or worse equipped than the other.
~alpha
Like I said, the Camry is nice, but it is still a Camry. No offense....
I'm trying to get XLE 4SP with NAV, and with the hassle factor in availability, and now considering skipping the NAV (paying about $25K), buying XLE V6 with NAV plus obligatory extras (would pay about $29K), or even perhaps the 2006 Avalon XLS with NAV ($32K) (I'd buy an SE with NAV, but it does not have climate control) (These are Fitzmall prices).
I see Honda Accord has the NAV in 4 cly, and could be purchsed for $26K. I hope Toyota makes NAV more available.
~alpha
One dealer said they were selling theirs for $595 over MSRP. HA!!!!!!!!!
Haven't heard from the Costco dealer yet but doubt they can beat $300 over invoice.
Dealers say I should get a special order car within 5 weeks from order. They will reconfigure a car they have in the queue to what my specs are.
Will order manana.
What about the absence of H.I.D. Bi-Xenon lights on the new Camry? In Canada there is also no navigation available. Also, no dual zone climate control on the SE.
Three serious flaws IMO. The new Camry is simply not in the same class as the Acura TL.
In the Pac NW, that advertising number is $514.
At Fitzmall, it calculates to be $457.
Looked terrible because the seats are tan (didn't look at the door panels) but everything else (console, dash, carpet) is the same as on the Ash (gray) interior.
As if the wrong seats had been dropped into the car.
Disappointing so I will go with Ash Leather.
Maybe not the Camry SE. However, the XLE might be (or pretty darn close). In reality the Camry is not suppose to be in the same class. It's a mass produced vehicle attempting to satisfy what many average American (and some Canadian) buyers would like to purchase. The TL does not fall in that category (nor should it). I think it's a complement to Toyota that some are actually comparing it to the TL (and not the Accord). What may appear as a flaw is likely a marketing strategy by Toyota. The bottom line is simple, it's your money and choice.
:shades:
Mackabee
$26,000 - 26,200 for these in Seattle area.
Mack
I am a fairly slow buyer, and will probably wait around a few more weeks before placing an order. Other than that one brief visit to a local dealer, I have not really pursued this. From the comments posted here, I believe that I will be able to get the car I want for around $500 to $600 above invoice.
I am thrilled with all the new features on the new 2007!
Right now I'm thinking:
Camry XLE 4SP, VSC, Heated & Leather Seats, NAV,
Desert Sand if the beige interior looks good.
I would prefer to get non-heated cloth seats, but I'm guessing that Toyota will not provide that configuration.
Would like to avoid the Z1 package
As you can tell, I from the Tidewater area, like yourself.
Tidewater --
tom.mccoy at cbre.com
Good job on your quotes. My guess is that numerous people on the boards are using the pricing information that you just came up with. As in my last post, I'd like to get an XLE 4SP configured under the Washington region Option #3.
Can I ask you one more time which model/configuration/color you are going to order?
Now I hope your order goes smoothly, and something doesn't go wrong during that time while waiting for the order, and that you don't have to pay any unreasonable doc fees or prep fees. I like to deal with someone where I'm very confident the sale transaction will go perfectly smoothly.
Congrats on getting a good deal rolling!
Do you think the Bisque is that bad?
I wanted the Bisque (tan interior) because I getting very tired of the grey, and I just don't see how the yellow wood is going to go with the grey. I sat in a 2006 Avalon with a tan interior - I liked it better than grey. I was also told that the Avalon's wood trim color (which I think looks great) is also same color on the 2007 Camry (This seems untrue and I think Camry wood is lighter - more yellow).
Here is Grey/wood interior 2007 XLE
http://www.toyotanation.com/photos/showphoto.php/photo/5229/cat/771
I'll buy floormats, spoiler, pedal covers, etc. after at 70% of dealer cost and install myself.
Going to add dual exhaust the same way as they did it on the V6 model. I like the symmetrical look of them.
Titanium Metallic/Ash Color.
$24,843 + tax and license.
If the Console, dash and carpet were Bisque, I think it would look good but they look the same as on the Ash interior. So you have a 3 or 4 tone interior with the bisque, and that's one color too much for me.
Maybe the carpet was a brownish color but definitely not tan.
It is definitely NOT color coordinated. More like a Yugo.
http://www.toyota.com/avalon/interior.html
Sat (front and back)in the Ash one but couldn't even get past the open door with the Bisque.
Maybe that's why there are not many pics with the Bisque interior.
Plenty of front headroom for me (6'2") but my head would touch the headliner if I leaned back in the back seat.
Check it out at a dealer and let me know what you think.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Toyota-Camry-Carpet-Floor-Mats-Year-All-New-2007_- W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33697QQitemZ8045685942QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
Thje rest will be on EBAY or at a number of dealers who sell Toyota parts and accessories online at below retail discounts.
Shipping is normally a push with my state sales tax being avoided.
It is not like my LHS which has a tan dash, tan carpet, tan seats, tan door skins, tan leather steering wheel and tan behind the back seats with medium color wood accents.
I asked because the first few 07 Camrys I've seen were NOT even close to "tip top" as I would expect from Toyota! the assembly quality of these new Camrys were MUCH MUCH lower than those of the Corolla in general! (interior plastic pieces were about to drop off, not lined up properly, hugh gaps btw left/right doors(same area), upper/lower dashboards were not fitted/lined properly (very obvious!)...etc
Edit: all the Camrys with VINs starting 4/04!
They looked ok.
BTW: Mine will be at the dealer by the first week of April (still in production). I can't wait!!! Singed the purchase order yesterday afternoon. $600 over invoice, and only paying invoice for the Post Production option adds that I made.
Tennessee.
Mackabee