>The average new car price in the US is over $47,000 - way above what you'd pay for a loaded Toyota Camry. I just went to the Toyota site and used their build

>The average new car price in the US is over $47,000 - way above what you'd pay for a loaded Toyota Camry. I just went to the Toyota site and used their build configuration tool to come up with a $46,466 Camry: https://www.toyota.com/configurator/build/step/summary/year/2025/series/camry/model/2556/exteriorcolor/02SC/interiorcolor/LB30/packages/FE-QP/accessories/93-2T-L1-Z2-B0/?bap_guid=cfe2804c-707f-42f9-ae62-d9dbe0b54c99 https://www.toyota.com/configurator/build/step/summary/year/... ...That was the XSE trim with the Premium Plus package, Supersonic Red with Midnight Black Metallic roof, and the upgraded wheels. Not saying that this is what most people are paying for a Camry, but there is a reason the average new car price is so high.