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hydraskull1

Looking for some help evaluating this 2018 Camry LE

US Sale

Been looking to get a new car, and one of the listings at a local dealer was this 2018 Camry LE. I don't know that much about cars, but it seems like this would be a great deal. It's only got 9.4k miles, all the basic features I'd like, and I'm fine with the color. Is there something like a catch I'm missing? Looks like it's a clean CarFax but I don't have a way to check so I'm just taking the dealer's word. Is this something I should bite on, and if so, would it be possible to work the price down even just a little bit?

VIN is 4T1B11HK4JU049628 if someone would like to check for me, would really appreciate that!

Posted Aug 13, 2018, 8:56 PM UTC

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georgemccoy72•

Looks like a phenomenal deal.

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Lindts•

For comparison, there's a car selling in my area (same trum, different color) that has 3.5k miles, but selling for $25k. Even with negotiating, I'm guessing it wouldn't sell for less than $22k.

So I think that deal is great, but it seems suspiciously low in price.

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StrikerSenpai1•

I work at a Toyota dealership. That's a phenomenal deal, We're selling CPO 15-17 Camrys at that price. Take it if you still want it lol.

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toycoa•

You can’t just click on the carfax logo and get the report? I was able to from mobile

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nordinarylove•

Its a rental.

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jdmusick85•

As a general rule we sell same model year used stuff for about $3-4000 below what we would sell a new one for. That puts it squarely in the $18,000 range. Seems like a good deal to me.

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