The 2009 is a direct carryover from 2008, so there aren’t any changes to the actual car. Where you will find a difference is on the sticker, though, where prices have been updated for 2009. Across the board, prices have gone up an average of $150. There’s a full pricing breakdown below, including the hybrid.
2009 Toyota Camry Sedan
CE — $18,720
LE — $20,175
SE — $21,390
LE V-6 — $23,790
SE V-6 — $25,065
XLE — $25,150
Hybrid —$25,350
XLE V-6 — $28,270
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