Traded in our 2003 Altima 2.5SL for a new 2007 Toyota Camry XLE V6 w/nav
05-13-06, 09:14 AM
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Traded in our 2003 Altima 2.5SL for a new 2007 Toyota Camry XLE V6 w/nav
2007 Toyota Camry XLE V6 with NAV
Very nice car. Very well built. NAV definitely will take some learning. Never had one before so I will have to show her how to use it eventually. Audio system is really nice. Seats very comfortable and car has lots of power. Toyota definitely has another winner here. And I will have to say, this is very high quality for a Toyota. You can easily put Lexus badges on it.
Very nice car. Very well built. NAV definitely will take some learning. Never had one before so I will have to show her how to use it eventually. Audio system is really nice. Seats very comfortable and car has lots of power. Toyota definitely has another winner here. And I will have to say, this is very high quality for a Toyota. You can easily put Lexus badges on it.
05-13-06, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by GS3Tek
Beeeautiful G35 TX 
You're the first I've seen with a spoiler too.
Damn: nav, push button start, and that trunk organizer on the trunk lid...
Regarding getting used to to the nav, you're talking about that annoying "I agree"?
Mind asking how much otd?
You're the first I've seen with a spoiler too.
Damn: nav, push button start, and that trunk organizer on the trunk lid...
Regarding getting used to to the nav, you're talking about that annoying "I agree"?
Mind asking how much otd?
Yes and that NAV I agree is annoying. She now wants a BLUETOOTH phone. Hehe.
05-13-06, 09:43 AM
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Congragulations....and good luck with it.
Do you know the standard new-vehicle break-in rules? If not, PM me and I'll give them to you.
And, as always, one of my top recommendations.....SCRATCH OUT. it will help keep that brand-new paint just like new.
http://www.kitwax.com/html/kitProducts.htm
If the new Camry is THAT good, ( and of course Camrys have an excellent reputation outside of the now-gone 3.0 V6 engine sludge issue ) it makes me wonder what the new ES ( it's brother ) is going to be like. I plan to review a new ES in the near future...though I really liked the old interior and am dissapointed in the lower amount of wood in the new one...but I hear the car is even smoother and quieter.....as your new Camry should be.
Do you know the standard new-vehicle break-in rules? If not, PM me and I'll give them to you.
And, as always, one of my top recommendations.....SCRATCH OUT. it will help keep that brand-new paint just like new.
http://www.kitwax.com/html/kitProducts.htm
If the new Camry is THAT good, ( and of course Camrys have an excellent reputation outside of the now-gone 3.0 V6 engine sludge issue ) it makes me wonder what the new ES ( it's brother ) is going to be like. I plan to review a new ES in the near future...though I really liked the old interior and am dissapointed in the lower amount of wood in the new one...but I hear the car is even smoother and quieter.....as your new Camry should be.
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05-13-06, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted by mmarshall
Congragulations....and good luck with it.
Do you know the standard new-vehicle break-in rules? If not, PM me and I'll give them to you.
Do you know the standard new-vehicle break-in rules? If not, PM me and I'll give them to you.
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05-13-06, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by G35_TX
If its similar to the way Infiniti is I am sure I do. If not send em.
Excellent photos, by the way
.......and unless you do a lot of hard cornering, where the Altima's slightly stiffer underpinnings come into play, you will find this car MUCH more pleasant to drive on a daily basis. Recent Altimas up to about the 2004- 2005 model years also had cheap, poorly-done interior quality.
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05-13-06, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by wolverine
Im still not used to that nose, but its growing on me. congrats on the purchase man