2021 Camry XSE two-tone w/ red interior, FL

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Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2021 Toyota Camry XSE two-tone w/ red interior
MSRP: $36,215
Selling Price: $32,071
Monthly Payment: $378
Drive-Off Amount: $ 0
Months: 36
Annual Mileage: 12,000

Hi everyone! First time Hackr, so please bare with me! Is this a good deal??? Unfortunately, I do not have the other information such as the money factor and residual. Thanks for your help!

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Move it to ask the hackrs section and you are missing a lot of information.

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Thank you! As I was browsing the forums, I realized that. I’m going to contact the dealer later today to get the other information.

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That’s exactly the car I got quoted on however it had AWD, the dealership would NOT budge below $600 a month. Most dealerships I call are getting $350-$400 a month for the simple SE model so that XSE now in these times at $378 to me is quite a deal.

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Take the deal before they change their mind.

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Sign this immediately

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Do you have a trade involved in this deal? @Moreforless

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Take it, looks solid.

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I said the same thing. That deal is incredibly fantastic in this market.

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If he doesn’t that’s a beast of a deal. I’m looking for that number without my equity which would easily bring that price to mid to upper 200s

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Yes. It’s a previous lease that’s almost over. Honda Accord 1.5 sport.

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How much lease equity is being rolled in?

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5k in equity

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That was the missing piece. Essentially $517 per month.

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Then your deal is not $0 das, it’s $5k das. That is a significant difference.

This makes all of the above responses about “sign immediately” meaningless as they apply to a $0 das deal, not your $5k das deal.

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I understand. I feel they only offered me that in effort to entice me to sign. No other dealer went higher than 1.5k in equity.

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How much did carvana/carmax/vroom/etc offer for it?

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I’ve only checked with Carvana out of those that you mentioned. They were the ones that offered me 1.5k more than the buyout price. Other local dealers that I checked with offered me break even or 100-200 more than break even.

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You have to work on bringing the price down, $517 is just too high for toyota camry xse. For the first time today I was quoted around $415 a month on a 39 10k yr lease with dmv and first month due. Thats the first time in weeks I have seen a 4 in front of an XSE and that was Without and mention of my current lease and the equity I have in it.