when is toyota offering incentives on 07 camry?
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Toyota won't be offering incentives on the 2007 Camry anytime soon. Most manufacturers don't offer incentives when a new model comes out. That is when demand is at its highest and they can get full price for the vehicle. When demand falls (later in the lifecycle of teh car) incentives are placed on the vehicle. Even then, Toyota doesn't discount like GM, Ford or DaimlerChrysler.
166665
If you are using your vehicle for company use you are clocked in until you take a break or lunch time. And you should also request mileage reimbursement.
362280
i saw one add in the classif at new york post yesterday :-)\ni am looking for someone to fix my car right now ;-)\ntry they site online
95310
standard policies state you must add the vehicle within 30 days from the date on the bill of sale for your new car. however, you should definitely check with your insurance company if you don't have your policy handy. and make sure you're talking to someone who's trained, and not just the minimum wage call center people.
671742
Good question. For $9million we could give 900 Americans a full ride 4 year college scholarship. Maybe 1 of those 900 could give a better answer. For what we've spent thus far, we could have purchased 12,795,167 Toyota Prius hybrids, cutting our oil demands.
270414
not gonna happen.  The service  like carfax is one that dealers have had to pay for for years.  It became popular with the consumers with the advent of the internet.  Its not an expensive service, considering the price of buying a lemon so just suck it up and pay the price for the vehicle history, its worth it.
352812
If you want a roadworthy car, go for a Toyota........
207891
Carmax.com   There should be a payment link from there.
1008568
i think any late payments dont show up on car credit.. im really not sure but good luck with getting a new car :)
277543
just buy some orange fruit an put it in ur dashboard.
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From the Union of Concerned Scientists website:\n\nOn August 8, President Bush signed the comprehensive energy bill into law. Included were new tax credits for advanced vehicle technologies ranging from $250 to $3,400 depending on the vehicle's level of fuel economy improvement. For a limited time, quality hybrids like the Honda Civic Hybrid, Toyota Prius or Ford Escape Hybrid will qualify for tax credits in the range of $1,700-$3,150. The tax credits will be available beginning on January 1, 2006 and will be available through December 31, 2010, though they will expire earlier for the most popular hybrids. The full tax credits will be available until a manufacturer reaches 60,000 vehicles sold (60,000 for Toyota, 60,000 for Ford, etc.). Once a manufacturer has sold 60,000 vehicles, a one-year "phase out" will begin after the next complete calendar quarter; 50% of the credit will be available for that manufacturer's hybrids in the first two quarters of the phaseout period and 25% in the final two quarters. \n\nUCS estimates the following credits for each hybrid vehicle currently sold:\n\nHEV Model Emissions Rating Tax Credit\n2005-2006 Toyota Prius Bin 3 $3,150\n2005 Honda Insight (automatic) Bin 5 $1,450\n2005 Honda Insight (manual) Bin 9 $0\n2005 Honda Civic Hybrid (automatic) Bin 2 $1,700\n2005 Honda Civic Hybrid (manual 5-speed) Bin 2 $1,700\n2005 Honda Civic Hybrid (lean burn, automatic) Bin 9 $0\n2005 Honda Civic Hybrid (lean burn, manual 5-speed) Bin 9 $0\n2006 Honda Civic Hybrid Bin 2 $2,100\n2005 Honda Accord Hybrid Bin 5 $650\n2005 Ford Escape Hybrid (front wheel drive) Bin 4 $2,600\n2005 Ford Escape Hybrid (four wheel drive) Bin 4 $1,950\n2006 Mercury Mariner Hybrid (four wheel drive) Bin 5 $1,950\n2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid (front wheel drive) Bin 3 $1,950\n2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid (four wheel drive) Bin 3 $2,200\n2006 Lexus RX-400h (four wheel drive) Bin 3 $2,200\n\nDomestic hybrid extended tax credit (bill). Congressman Rahm Emanuel (D-IL) has introduced H.R. 4458, the 'American Hybrid Tax Credit Act of 2005.' The bill would give an additional $3,000 tax credit over and above the currently enacted federal tax credits for "a new qualified hybrid motor vehicle which is assembled in the United States." The total tax credit would be capped at $6,000. This would currently apply to the Ford Escape Hybrid and Mercury Mariner. Models expected to be released in 2006 that would qualify for this extended credit would be the Toyota Camry Hybrid (built in Kentucky) and the Nissan Altima Hybrid (built in Tennessee). Referred to the Ways and Means Committee 12/7/05.\n\nMassachusetts\n\nEmissions and Maintenance Inspection Program Exemption (bill): SB 1380 allows exemptions from the emissions and maintenance inspection programs for any qualified hybrid motor vehicle or clean alternative fuel if such vehicle obtains a rating from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of at least 50 miles per gallon during city fuel economy tests unless remote sensing devices indicate the hybrid vehicle or clean alternative fuel vehicle may not meet current emissions standards.\nIntroduced 3/22/05 -- pending.\n\nPromotion of Alternative Fuels and Hybrid vehicles (bill): S.B. 2176. For the years 2006-2010, individuals that purchase a hybrid or alternative fuel vehicle, which can be powered by ethanol, low-sulfur diesel, compressed natural gas, liquefied natural gas, and hydrogen will register for a special placard and receive a number of incentives, including: an income tax deduction of $2000; a waiver for the initial $27.50 application fee for the Fast Lane Transponder; right to travel in HOV lanes regardless of passengers; discounts or free parking in municipalities which choose to participate.\n\nThe bill will require that five percent of all new state agency "fleet vehicles" be hybrids or run on alternative fuel, with 50 percent of the state fleet reliant on alternative fuels by 2010. A $1
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GM, Ford, Toyota, Nissan
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It's true. When I got my first vehicle I was approved for 12%apr and was more than happy with my car. Soon I was late on one of my payment and my APR jumped 23%!!!. The company ripped me off and eventually I let the car go back after the engine cracked. Don't worry about your credit though, It's only a number, and you need to not get stressed over it. Do what I do, buy it in cash!
1012737
try this www.zephyrsolutions.ca/car-dealership-advertising.html   it might have what your looking for if not then google it
830876
You need to get your papers out and read through them. Most car companies will just come repo it in the middle of the night. Sounds to me like you're buying a car from one of those $50 dollar a week no credit needed places. They generally are a lot tougher than a financing company like Ford or GMAC. Those two will send you a letter threatening to repo after you're 60 days late. Never heard of it being done at 30 days.
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I like it.  It will bring more sponsor dollars, so there will be more quality teams running.  I think they'll have a rough go of it at first, but long term they'll succeed.  I'll admit I'm having a little trouble getting used to the idea of a Camry as a race car...
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Check with your local AAFES store.  Auto manufacturers used to give some pretty good deals to returning troops through the post exchange. Don't know if they still do, but it's a place to start.