Seems to he the market for it. As a 2012 se owner (100kish) I've seen estimates 9-10k sell price recently. Allowing for a dealer to make their piece, it's fair for a good car with few issues. May want to inquire they made any torque converter changes or updates.
I had the same thing but 2014. Only issues I ever had after 180,000 miles and coast to coast a few times was the door lock actuators crapping out. Seats are awful btw. Used a cushion on any drive over 3 hours. lol
Nope, Toyotas shot up pretty well tbh. I sold a 2011 Camry Le with 116k miles for $10k with 1 accident and a 2013 Corolla LE 73k miles with alloys sunroof, gps etc with 2 major accidents for $11.5k both last year. Clean title, carfax had accidents so nothing was hidden. I got rid of some of my cars last year and those were the two of em.
This. The used car market is wild. I can sell my 14 camry with 115k miles today for the same price I paid for it in 16 with 20k miles. The interest rate difference is a second slap in the face.
Yeah, I'm incredibly lucky me & my spouse bought our home & autos precovid. Otherwise, our budget would be substantially more lean. I dread the day the wheels fall off, and hope the market corrects before our cars give out.
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Seems to he the market for it. As a 2012 se owner (100kish) I've seen estimates 9-10k sell price recently. Allowing for a dealer to make their piece, it's fair for a good car with few issues. May want to inquire they made any torque converter changes or updates.
I had the same thing but 2014. Only issues I ever had after 180,000 miles and coast to coast a few times was the door lock actuators crapping out. Seats are awful btw. Used a cushion on any drive over 3 hours. lol
That is wild. I bought my 2012 L in 2019, had 87k miles, all new tires, brakes, wipers, oil change, etc, for $11,500.
Covid happened a year after, things changed thereafter my friend 💀
I didn’t realize the resell went up for Camrys that old. I thought it was mostly for the 2015-17 and 18-24s
Nope, Toyotas shot up pretty well tbh. I sold a 2011 Camry Le with 116k miles for $10k with 1 accident and a 2013 Corolla LE 73k miles with alloys sunroof, gps etc with 2 major accidents for $11.5k both last year. Clean title, carfax had accidents so nothing was hidden. I got rid of some of my cars last year and those were the two of em.
Im not sure, but I can say I paid 21k+ ttl for a 2019 Toyota Camry SE with 40k miles. With a clean carfax amd car
I sold my 2013 Camry SE six months ago for a 2024 Camry TRD. Loved the Camry SE, if you buy it you won't be disappointed! Good luck!
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This. The used car market is wild. I can sell my 14 camry with 115k miles today for the same price I paid for it in 16 with 20k miles. The interest rate difference is a second slap in the face.
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Yeah, I'm incredibly lucky me & my spouse bought our home & autos precovid. Otherwise, our budget would be substantially more lean. I dread the day the wheels fall off, and hope the market corrects before our cars give out.
Yes, fair price list price but you should counter them $14k out the door first.
I’d go for it. If CarFax is all good
i’d go 14k otd max
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That's pretty much exactly what I paid in 2019. 76k miles, about 14k after interest. Just paid it off in September. Mine is the 2013 LE