I’m not impressed with the 2017 Camry since I have to work on them and other cars daily. Ugly looking doesn’t help matters
2017 Camry
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Originally Posted By: fdcg27
Originally Posted By: SatinSilver
Originally Posted By: fdcg27
A low-line '17 Camry can be bought brand new for around 16K.
For that kind of coin, it's an exceptional car.
The dealers here were sold out of them in mid-September and were right around $19k plus tt&l. Corollas can be had for that price after taxes and fees. So an out-the-door price. There was a hefty rebate on them back in August-September but the dealers lowered their discount since they were selling so well.
When I was actively car-shopping in late June and early July, Camrys were already being offered for $18K.
Those that remain are now even cheaper and there is still a surprising amount of availability in this part of the state, although many of these cars are high trim level V-6s for which premium dollars are still being asked.
Here in central FL I've found a few Camrys still available.
Originally Posted By: SatinSilver
Originally Posted By: fdcg27
A low-line '17 Camry can be bought brand new for around 16K.
For that kind of coin, it's an exceptional car.
The dealers here were sold out of them in mid-September and were right around $19k plus tt&l. Corollas can be had for that price after taxes and fees. So an out-the-door price. There was a hefty rebate on them back in August-September but the dealers lowered their discount since they were selling so well.
When I was actively car-shopping in late June and early July, Camrys were already being offered for $18K.
Those that remain are now even cheaper and there is still a surprising amount of availability in this part of the state, although many of these cars are high trim level V-6s for which premium dollars are still being asked.
Here in central FL I've found a few Camrys still available.
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