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Either and 02 Camry with 67,000 miles list for 8950 or an 06 Avalon Limited 117,000 miles for $13950. 

Camry

A new Nissan  :tongue:

LOL! New is out of the question. That and I do not trust or like the CVT transmissions.

Then buy a Leaf.  :wink:

I have a '12 Maxima with the CVT Which I didn't think I would like, but now, I think it's the greatest thing ever

for a commuter car, it would be great

I love my Rogue.

The Camry sounds good, but maybe pricey for a 10 year old car?  :confused:

And do you believe it only has 67,000?   That's possible I guess, but...

yeah but Camrys hold their value. I'd negotiate. get the carfax

My 2000 Trans Am only has 36,000 miles on it. Of course, I only drive it on weekends.

The Redneck Rocket rules.

I'd say a '68 GTX, Road Runner, or Satellite..... :naughty:

I bet my 2012 Mustang could whip your Chevy POS   :naughty:

Revolver's Infiniti G35 puts you all to shame.   :cool:

Speaking of, anyone been watching "Counting Cars" on History? Cool show!  :thumbup:

I watch it and like it.

The best they can do on price is 13,500 (plus tax) off an asking price of 13,900  :rolleyes: .

They are going to have to come off of that some. Thinking of offering 12,500 out the door or letting it go.

my '89 Supra would spank it badly, all your carz belongs to it

In todays econmy, that's still WAY too high. Look around, there's tons of good deals

wouldn't buy any car with 117K miles on it. Toyota or not.

Glad you have that option in life.

I'd go with the Camry any day. I'm not a car guy, but I am a cheap guy. You can get well north of 200k on a Camry. A car is just a tool to help you make money (get you to work). Don't pay for bells and whistles unless you have money to burn. I haven't had a car payment in over 11 years and it's made life much easier.

I'm good with driving an uncool vehicle.

Not sure what that means, but I'm just saying the camry's a better buy IMO because it has less mileage. 117K is a lot of miles to pay that much for. As for me, I have no options and won't be buying any cars any time soon.

I am about through shopping. I would like a car but I don't have to buy one and I certainly don't have to buy one that must be laced with gold or something.

I haven't seen either car but 117,000 miles is getting up into the expensive scheduled maintenance territory. It's also about 20,000 miles a year. The Camry is older but has been driven only 6700 miles a year. I expect that the Camry is also less expensive to operate and repair. The Avalons are nice but the mileage and dollars are too high. If the Camry craps out, well then you "only" spent 8950.

I "might" give them 7k out the door on the camry but that is it. The car is 11 years old regardless of the miles. They probably only allowed 5k or so on the trade in if that. According to NADA clean trade in only $5400 and I would be surprised if they gave that.

If it is still there in a few days and I don't find something else I may go back and make that offer. Right now I am just going to set back and see what privately owned vehicles come up and drive my junk unless I am forced to make a different play.

All that said the Camry drove great.  :thumbup:

I am sure that in many ways it does, but it ain't faster    :tongue: