April Toyota Camry Deals
What Car Shoppers Need to Know
- National cash incentives, valid through May 4, include up to $1,000 for lease loyalty and $500 for purchase loyalty on both 2025 and 2026 Toyota Camrys, as well as $600 in dealer cash for the 2025 model.
- Interest-rate deals are available for qualifying buyers of the 2026 Camry, with APRs as low as 2.99% for loans up to 48 months or 3.99% for 60- or 72-month loans.
With a base price just above $30,000, a generously sized cabin and a standard hybrid powertrain with an EPA-rated 51 mpg combined, it’s no wonder the Toyota Camry is the bestselling sedan in America. The hybrid powertrain became standard with the Camry’s redesign for 2025; the only change for 2026 is the addition of the Nightshade Edition to the lineup.
Toyota doesn’t need wild incentives to keep the Camry selling, but in our highly competitive market, there are usually smaller deals on the table. Check out all of the current promotions for the Camry below. All deals listed here are nationally available; other regional offers may be available.
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Cash-Back Deals
Various cash incentives are available for the model-year 2025-26 Camry. All offers below are valid through May 4.
Dealer Cash: $600 (2025 Camry)
Not usually advertised, dealer cash is a payment from the manufacturer to the dealer for each vehicle sold. As such, it typically can be combined with other offers, but how much of that payment the dealership is willing to pass onto the customer will vary.
Lease Loyalty: $1,000 (2025-26 Camry)
Lease loyalty discounts are price reductions that are only available to lessees who currently own or lease another vehicle from the same manufacturer — in Toyota’s case, that also means Lexus. Some loyalty payments require the current lease be through the automaker’s captive finance company. You usually do not need to turn in your current lease to qualify.
Purchase Loyalty: $500 (2025-26 Camry)
Like a lease loyalty incentive, a purchase loyalty discount is only available to buyers who currently own or lease another of the manufacturer’s vehicles. You typically do not need to trade in your current vehicle to qualify.
| Model Year | Program Type | Cash Max |
| 2025 | Dealer cash | $600 |
| 2025 | Lease loyalty | $1,000 |
| 2025 | Purchase loyalty | $500 |
| 2026 | Lease loyalty | $1,000 |
| 2026 | Purchase loyalty | $500 |
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Interest-Rate Deals
The annual percentage rate, or interest rate, is the amount a lender charges you to borrow money. A lower interest rate will save you money over the term of the loan. Qualifying buyers of the 2026 Camry can get an APR as low as 2.99% on loans of up to 48 months or a 3.99% rate on 60- or 72-month loans.
Lease Deals
No national deals are available, but some regional deals are available.
Where Does Cars.com Get Its Incentive Info?
Cars.com’s reporters receive deals information from an incentive data feed. Not all information is available publicly, however, so check with your local dealership about which deals are available to you.
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