2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid 4D Sedan

Diminished Value Car Appraisals
/ Tony Rached
/ Updated on February 21, 2025

VIN:	4T1BB46K7
UVC:	2007900337
VIN + UVC:	4T1BB46K7337
MSRP:	$25,900
Finance Advance:	$14,050
BBR (Collateral Risk Score):	-73
Model Number:	2560
Price Includes:	AT AC
Adj. State:	National
Mileage:	71,676
Mileage Cat:	C

Weight:	3,637
Wheelbase:	109.3
Base HP:	147 @ 6000
Taxable HP:	19.4
Tire Size:	215/60R16
Drive Train:	FWD
Transmission:	A
Fuel Type:	Gas
Cylinders:	4

Black Book Wholesale as of 04/30/2012 (weekly)

Extra Clean

Clean

Average

Rough

Base

$15,450

$14,250

$12,750

$10,800

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Published on May 2, 2012

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