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What should I pay for a Toyota Camry?

Here's what a used Toyota Camry is actually worth by model year, where to open, and the number above which you should walk away. Our estimates come from original sticker price, real depreciation curves, mileage against age, and how Toyota holds value — not from a dealer's asking price.

Toyota Camry target prices by model year

Clean condition, average miles for the age, before tax and fees. Adjust for your exact car with the calculator below.

YearTypical milesOpen hereFair valueWalk away
202512,000$26,029$26,834$28,176
202424,000$23,520$24,248$25,460
202336,000$21,325$21,984$23,084
202248,000$19,443$20,045$21,047
202160,000$17,562$18,105$19,010
202072,000$15,680$16,165$16,973

Estimates, not appraisals or offers. Trim, options, service history, accident history and local demand all move these numbers.

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Enter the VIN or the year, the odometer reading and the seller's asking price. You get a target, a hold-firm number, and a walk-away line you can take to the desk.

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We decode the VIN with the federal database, then run our published value model. Nothing is saved to your name.

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You'll get one number to say out loud, the price ladder behind it, the out-the-door total in California, and what to say when they push back.

What the Camry is genuinely good at

  • Adult-sized back seat with compact-car running costs on the hybrid
  • Very long service life when maintained, which matters at 25,000 miles a year
  • Available all-wheel drive without moving to an SUV

Where it might not fit

  • Sedan trunk limits bulky cargo compared with a crossover
  • Base four-cylinder feels ordinary if you want any driving fun
Segment
midsize car
Combined MPG
32
Seats
5
Cargo behind row two
15 cu ft
Powertrains
Gas, Hybrid
Drivetrains
Front-wheel drive, All-wheel drive
Typical new price
$30,500

How to make the offer

Walk in with a number, not a hope.

Negotiate the out-the-door price, never the monthly payment. Ask for the total that includes selling price, tax, DMV fees and every product, then compare it to the $26,834 figure above. A payment can be made to look like anything by stretching the term.

Open below your target so you have somewhere to move. On a Toyota Camry at $26,834, opening near $26,029 is credible rather than insulting, and it leaves room to settle in the middle.

Before you sign, get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent shop, run the VIN for open recalls, and read every line of the worksheet. Dealer prep, reconditioning and market adjustment lines are profit, not requirements.

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Questions we get

Toyota Camry buying questions, answered straight.

What should I pay for a used Toyota Camry?

A 2025 Toyota Camry with about 12,000 miles in clean condition sits near $26,834 on our estimate. Open around $26,029 and treat anything over $28,176 as a deal to walk away from unless the car is unusually well equipped or documented.

Is a Toyota Camry expensive to own?

It averages about 32 MPG combined, which is the single biggest running cost for most owners. Sedan trunk limits bulky cargo compared with a crossover

How many miles is too many on a Camry?

Judge miles against age, not against a round number. We expect roughly 12,000 miles a year, so 2020 examples land near 72,000. A well-documented higher-mileage car often beats a neglected low-mileage one.

Which fees should I refuse on a Camry?

Pay sales tax, DMV registration and title, the state tire fee and California's capped document fee. Question dealer prep, reconditioning, market adjustments, nitrogen tires, VIN etching and paint sealant — none of those are required to register the car.

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