2018 Camry revealed
10-10-17, 02:01 PM
#571
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10-10-17, 02:07 PM
#573
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10-10-17, 03:17 PM
#574
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This is too funny and a coincidence. I was reading that issue of C&D just today while on jury duty and chuckled to myself when I read it. A good visual.
10-11-17, 06:19 PM
#575
Lexus Test Driver
Gs350
Perhaps another $30K comparison is a 2014/2015 GS350 where leather, power, and all kinds of nice appointments and most importantly Nav come standard? Which would you rather have, used GS or 2018 Camry?
10-11-17, 07:25 PM
#576
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10-11-17, 07:29 PM
#577
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10-11-17, 08:04 PM
#579
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10-11-17, 08:05 PM
#580
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Well, used cars also depreciate, depending on how long you keep them.....though, in general, the depreciation-curve starts to flatten out in the third year, and is close to prefectly-flat by the tenth. But new cars cost more for a reason. They are, in most cases, simply better and less of a risk. CPOs, of course, lessen the risk....but also cost more as a result.
10-11-17, 08:08 PM
#581
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Well, used cars also depreciate, depending on how long you keep them.....though, in general, the depreciation-curve starts to flatten out in the third year, and is close to prefectly-flat by the tenth. But new cars cost more for a reason. They are, in most cases, simply better and less of a risk. CPOs, of course, lessen the risk....but also cost more as a result.
10-11-17, 08:17 PM
#582
Lexus Test Driver
Well, used cars also depreciate, depending on how long you keep them.....though, in general, the depreciation-curve starts to flatten out in the third year, and is close to prefectly-flat by the tenth. But new cars cost more for a reason. They are, in most cases, simply better and less of a risk. CPOs, of course, lessen the risk....but also cost more as a result.
10-11-17, 09:09 PM
#583
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Well, with the depressed way that sedans are selling nowadays (even the former super-popular Camry and Accord sales are down), you might just find some still-new 2018 Camrys on the lot next year with no miles on them...technically new cars, though I'm not sure I'd want something that's been sitting on the lot for a number of months. In fact, that was one of the problems I recently ran into myself when I was shopping for a new Lacrosse.
10-12-17, 07:23 PM
#584
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