Greater Los Angeles Area… Really in need of some help here. Currently have: 2020 Toyota Camry AWD XSE w/ pano roof. 2083 miles as of today. Paying 550/mo (awful, I know) Payoff is roughly 31k after payment comes out in a few days. KBB says trade is roughly 25,500 (expecting roughly 750-1k more hope…

I might just be screwed at this point, which is of course my own fault. I could make it work, but leases in TN are nothing compared to CA, was hoping to get a decent deal in before I left.

Even here in CA? Something to look at, I sure miss my Tundra.

Suggest reaching out to @Cody_Carter then and see if there’s anything he can do for you.

Hopefully a Toyota dealer can match or beat the best offer from those online companies like vroom

I know when I worked at Toyota we would always match or beat, just waiting on Vroom to see what the damage really is.

There are at least 5 quote providers and there’s no rhyme/reason to which one is highest so make sure to get quotes from all of them.

That is what I’m doing at this point, we will see what happens.

Try Algo as well [image] ALgo - Cash for your car

Algo just quoted me 27,500, looks good to me

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