2010 Toyota Camry Hybrid - $27,500

Options Included: A/C: Front, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Steering, Remote Keyless Entry, Power Seats, Airbag: Driver, Airbag: Passenger, Airbag: Side, Alarm, Anti-Lock Brakes, CD Changer, Premium Sound, Power Windows, Rear Window Defroster, Tinted Glass

Standard Equipment: N/A

Was an executive's car at a dealership for 4,200 miles, and then I drove it to and from Dallas one and a half times (once to get home, and once roundtrip to get one thing they forgot at dealership). The car has the features listed in the 'condition' section below (I will save the descriptions, since you can find them on the mfg site, and I've included all codes so you can confirm pricing yourself, which I encourage you to do). On the one hand, intentionally bought a model that doesn't have so much it's egregiously priced. On the other hand, I think it has all the nice-to-haves for comfort driving (driver/passenger separate air controls, handsfree talking, tint). The gas mileage hovering around 40 didn't hurt either...it does better than it's rated...if you do some reading, you'll find most Hybrids tend to do better than official numbers). Let me know if interested, and I'm happy to share more details or meet for a viewing.

Black outside, Stone grey inside, 'UP' package (better wheels, 8-speaker sound, in-dash change/satellite/MP3 radio, Ipod/USB player plug, B/T handsfree, leather steering/knob, homelink garage opener); 'CF' Carpet mats (floor and trunk);'MG' Color-keyed mud guards;'HM' Heated outside mirrors;'PV' Permavin/Glass Etch (helps prevent vehicle from being stolen/sold for parts because all glass is laser-inscribed with serial number that is unique to the car);'WT' Window Tint. Some ads here list a bunch of stuff that just restates the basics of the car, so don't be fooled. Prices officially at $30,863 ($28,928 for the car, and then all dealer add-ons and taxes get you up just under $2,000). I think a $3,000 discount to what you'd pay to drive off the lot is fair, considering it is in IMMACULATE condition (floor mats still have hard plastic covers, so they have not actually been touched by anyone's feet, and it has not even been tagged yet, with dealer plates on it right now).