Here's a complete breakdown of Toyota Camry prices in Nigeria (2026): TOKUNBO (Foreign Used): - 2015 Camry: N7M - N9M - 2016 Camry: N8M - N10M - 2017 Camry: N9M - N11M - 2018 Camry: N10M - N13M - 2019 Camry: N12M - N15M - 2020 Camry: N14M - N17M NIGERIAN USED: - 2015 Camry: N5.5M - N7M - 2016 Camry: N6.5M - N8M - 2017 Camry: N7.5M - N9M - 2018 Camry: N8.5M - N11M Price Difference: Tokunbo is typically N1.5M-2M more expensive but comes in better condition with lower mileage. Best Value: 2017-2018 models offer the best balance of modern features and affordability. What affects price: - Mileage (lower = higher price) - Condition (accident-free, clean interior) - Location (Lagos slightly cheaper than other states) - Trim level (LE, SE, XLE, XSE) - Color (black, white, silver more expensive) Browse current Camry listings: [link to /buy/toyota/camry]

Here are realistic market prices as of 2026 — these are buying prices, not dealer asking prices (negotiate 5–10% off these): Tokunbo Camry: - 2015 model — ₦9M–₦12M - 2017 model — ₦12M–₦15M - 2018 model (SE/XSE) — ₦15M–₦19M - 2020 model — ₦18M–₦24M Nigerian used Camry: - 2015 model — ₦7M–₦9M - 2017 model — ₦9M–₦12M - 2018 model — ₦12M–₦15M Which year gives best value? The 2017–2018 models hit the sweet spot — modern enough to have good features (better fuel economy, updated interior), old enough to be affordable, and parts are now widely available in Nigeria. Avoid the 2018 Camry with the 2.5L if you find it priced suspiciously low — check it thoroughly. The most common issue is transmission on high-mileage units. Pro tip: Prices in Lagos are typically 5–10% higher than Abuja or Port Harcourt for the same car. If you have contacts in other cities, it can be worth buying there and driving it back.