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Car Forum / Toyota / Camry / April 2006Lease Price
Quoted $269 per month, 2K down, 48 months for 07 LE 4 Cyl. Automatic. Sound good or can I do better? I'm new hear. I just can't understand why you would lease a car!!!! What is the diff b/wn the LE & CE? I thought it was the Power seat, however Carmax.com has a standard variant with power seats! > is the diff b/wn the LE & CE? I thought it was the Power seat, The best items I have found that ID it are ABS brakes and Cruise control.......CE doesn't have them. Remove "YOURPANTIES" to reply MUADIB® http://www.angelfire.com/retro/ssterile/MAIN%20PAGE.html If A Quiz is Quizzical, What is a test? The Peacemaking Meeting scheduled for today has been cancelled due to a conflict. All 2007 Camry's have ABS and four wheel disk brakes. >> is the diff b/wn the LE & CE? I thought it was the Power seat, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > The Peacemaking Meeting scheduled for today has been > cancelled due to a conflict. > I'm new hear. I just can't understand why you would lease a car!!!! > What is the diff b/wn the LE & CE? I thought it was the Power seat, > however Carmax.com has a standard variant with power seats! Leasing might make sense if you don't have the money to buy a new car, but need to impress people - for example, a lawyer just out of school, with loads of debt, who needs to impress his clients. Might also make sense if you know you're not going to be in the area very long (one-year temp job, maybe). I guess it makes sense if that is the situation but I feel like with a car like the Camry which can give you years of service it is a waste of potential leasing the car... Also don't most leases have ridiculous penalties if you cross the mileage restrictions??? Well I guess we are going off the topic that the thread was started with!! I for one have no idea of lease costs... > I guess it makes sense if that is the situation but I feel like with a > car like the Camry which can give you years of service it is a waste of > potential leasing the car... I agree with you. Probably done mostly with the luxury Lexus, Mercedes, BMW, etc. > Also don't most leases have ridiculous > penalties if you cross the mileage restrictions??? Yes they do. Plus, you also have to maintain the car as if you were the owner... oil changes, tune-ups, etc. (Probably not have to do a tranny oil or coolant change, if only keeping for a few tens of thousands of miles...) > Well I guess we are > going off the topic that the thread was started with!! I for one have > no idea of lease costs... Here's an interesting article that discusses leasing: http://www.leaseguide.com/lease03.htm That was a nice article... I also checked some more & found an article which has a slightly diffrent view on leasing.. might want to check it out too http://www.dcu.org/streetwise/auto/leaseguide/index.html |
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