Dave Douglas 
2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
Bought new over certified used
 Looked into certified used Camrys but those came with all the bells and whistles that we were not interested in.   Moonroof?  I own a motorcycle and the wife owns a convertible.  Sophisticated sound system?  My pitch and sound acuteness have been gone many years.  If I can play classic rock at full volume then I'm a happy listener.  Bottomline the cost for certified used was competitive with a new Camry LE Hybrid.   Also, closing the deal for us is, the Camry is all new from the ground up and we felt the accident avoidance features were well worth an investment in the 2018.  One of the oddities is Toyota for whatever reason decided to place their latest battery system exclusively in the base LE version.  A battery which produces higher a MPG than the SE or the XLE.  We have averaged as high as 60 MPG's on the highway but typically average 52-53.  As mentioned, something called the Scout Navigation System is available for the LE with a base audio package and via Toyota Entune.  I installed the app on my wife's phone and made the hard connection via USB to the Toyota Entune system. As reported elsewhere, why not Bluetooth? Not sure where they're pulling their map info, but it ain't the best.  Worse you're agreeing to a whole lot of access and tracking to whomever these good people at Scout are.  Best stick to google or rely on a Garmin.  It's also true that Toyota isn't real clear on the features available with Entune.  There is a Toyota navigation package but you need the pricier audio system.  It took some time before even Toyota over the phone could explain to me what entune features were include with our radio package.  However, that said, we still love the basic LE.