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Should You Buy A Cheap ($1500) Toyota Camry?
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2024
- This video will give you insights on driving a 1996 Camry worth about $1500. You will also find helpful tips on the pop-ups throughout the video about important repairs and maintenance for a 3rd generation Camry.
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If you don't buy it, Scotty Kilmer will.
@Class lmaoooo
Or at least say Buy it!
Class but a Celia is a corolla coupe basically, a Camry is higher up
@@donaldj.trumpfromthetrench8849 the celica and the camry are basically the same car under the hood, the celica had better suspension and is lighter, it was made to be a "sports car" that won WRC 3 times so hows the camry higher up?
yup!!!!!
When my 1995 camry le crapped out with a blown transmission I had a little over 400000 miles on it.not bad .the car didn't owe me a thing I bought it new in 95 it lasted till 2007 ...thanks Mr Toyoda
Manual or automatic?
Cole Peterson doesn't matter they are both reliable
The manual may have lasted longer, even if it didnt the clutch would burn out first so you could replace the clutch and be back on the road
400k in 12 years dang
Mined still alive in 2019
Yes and yes all day, 1996 Camry will have less issues than a 2016 BMW and Mercedes.
HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA you wish
@@narcisbaralija go troll some were else kid, ask any one who knows vehicles lol. must be nice googling dumb shit in moms basement.
@@theamishhitman71 yea man BMW are the most Reliable cars ever said no one ever😂
@@narcisbaralija Are you 12? Camrys and Corollas from that period are probably the most reliable cars ever made. Good luck draining your bank account on a modern BMW or Mercedes.
@@MrJoel125 get off this thread now
I bought a brand new 1996 Camry LE. It lasted a total of 15 years, and through two teenage drivers after I drove it the first 100K miles. It was the best car I ever owned.
Those are great durable cars. They outlived humans.
@@winstonleighton1358 >Guess so.🙂
How many miles did it have when you let her go and also what were the main issues at the end?
It had about 140k miles. The entire exhaust system and brakes went at the same time. Didn't want to put $4000 into it so I took a tax write off by donating it.
@@angelocavaliere8212 It might be a different story on me but I put in a ton of work for it too. I love it but everyone thinks it's an eyesore. I'm at 306k miles. I just changed the alternator. I love it. So for all you know it probably is still kicking!
My co-worker drives A 1993 Camry with over 400 K miles on original engine and transmission.He changed the timing belt 4 times and No other issues.
I can tell you those 90s Camry's are everlastingly durable. They just can't done.
Those older Japanese cars where made with love ^_^
Modern Toyotas are probably still the best pick if you want a new car with good reliability, although given how they have more electronics now I have my doubts most of them will still be on the road 25+ years from now.
My 2000 Camry LE has 410 k miles on her and still runs and drives like new. Rust is not an issue down here in Miami and other than quite a few parking lot dings the silver metallic paint has held up extremely well. I bought the car with only seven hundred miles on the odometer back in October of 1999 when I was a starving college kid. I ate a lot of ramen in order to make my car payment but almost 20 years later I find she was an awesome investment. My mechanic assures me that she is nowhere near the end of her life unless a fellow Kamikaze Julio down here it's me again. LOL
I have the same...this is my 3rd one bc I love them so much. Mine it's a 2000 le and it has 188k. I've had both the 6 and 4 bangers. My current one is the 4 banger, I deliver pizza all day with it. Cars 20 years old, you'd never know. Also ZERO rust. It's never seen snow, the timing belt and water pump was done at 150k.. she's ready for another 200k maintenance free aside from norm. Is yours the 2.2??
400,000 and still going?!
Holy shit!
THATS impressive!!
Nice ! I got the exact same in my driveway to , only at 250k rn tho
That's a pretty incredible investment, man. You picked a winner. I would only assume all your clear coat is gone by now unless you garage it. Mine only has 72K miles and the clear coat is totally gone off the roof and mostly off the trunk. It's "gold" color so you can barely tell, but I think I'll get her a paintjob. I want to put some money into making it look nice because I think she is going to be around for a looong time.
@@erickimmy1493 eric some swear by the 6. what do you say about the four v six?
Just picked up a 1997 Camry v6. Man, I am impressed. It had a little bit of an oil leak but changing the valve gasket covers and seals took care of that.
For a 23 year old car, the engine purrs like a kitten, the paint is great except for a few surface rust spots, AC blows cold, 192bhp engine gets up to speed fairly quickly. What more could you ask for?
I'm lovin it!
I drive a 2001 Camry with the same engine. 196k now and drive it to work every day from Westchester to Manhattan. Bought it new and check the oil every week. Consumes a quart over a 5K oil change. Reliable, reliable and reliable.
Edward Cook I bought a 01Camry with 193K miles 3 years ago for $1300. I still drive it daily for work and that’s 96 miles a day, 5 days a week plus some weekend diving. Best investments ever I also have a 99 Camry that I gave it to my sister to commute as well.
My 2001 corolla has 142k. No oil consumption. Most reliable cara ever.
My 99 uses 1.5 quart every 5k
I've owned a 1992 Corolla, a 2002 Camry and now a 2011 Camry. They're the best cars I've owned and I would most likely stick with Toyota. Their cars are solid.
Mine is a 1998 Toyota Camry le 4cyl. 121 thousand miles looks like new drives like new zero leaks it consumes 3 drops of oil every 3 months lol 3 drops 😆
If you're getting anything from the 90s make sure it's a 96 or newer so you have OBD2 to figure out what's going wrong
My 94 camry has OBD2 and another ODB1 port but it doesn't work. Really odd, but must've been during the transition.
@@Nathanallenpinard www.obdadvisor.com/difference-obd1-obd2-scanners/
@@Nathanallenpinard Did not know OBD2 existed.
@@andrewdomenitzdmd At first I thought I typo'd, but what do you mean? OBDII is what I should've said?
@@Nathanallenpinard Pretty sure OBDII or 2 came in 1996 and OBDI or 1 or one was before that.
OBDII or 2 uses the code readers we mostly see now. They made it a required by law item.
i live in lost angeles my 1999 camry is literally zero rust....it so reliable and durable....it only has 123k miles.....i only drive 3k a year and im 50yrs old.....ive already conditioned my mind that it will be my last car till i die LOL
Keep an eye on your coolant & oil level every week. Otherwise you're golden. Those Camry's are tanks.
3k a year? u a hermit sir?
@@tednguyen8310 i dont work im lazy LOL...only use it to drop off and pick up my kid from school which is .9 mile away from our home..and some errands here and there
@@EvendimataE sir if u don't work u are rich.....if u are 50 and u don't u are a star
I love mines so much. Its super freezing in mn weather and it still starts up like a champ. Nothing beats a camry if you are looking for a long lasting car. Totally worth it!
Bought a 90 Camry with 214. 353 thousand miles. Rebuild the front end , used distributor & coil , alternator , plugs , wires, distributor cap& rotor button .Now has 228, 750 miles and runs like a screaming bandit .One of the best used cars I ever bought .And only paided 900 for it.
I bought a 95 Camry XLE V6 , paid 1600 for it 5 years ago and have only done routine maintenance since I've had it. Leather , moonroof , all the bells and whistles. Everything still works. 188k on it and runs like new. Transmission still shifts perfectly. I live in Maine and drive it all winter. Factory undercoated and only a little surface rust. I'd buy another Camry in a heartbeat.
The last great year of this generation. They got cheaper in '96 with the materials. '92 had the iron block and wasn't sorted out. '93 was better sorted but didn't have OBD2 yet. '94-'95 is the sweet spot.
Yes. My first car I still have it. Been driving it for 3 years! It's a 28 year old car. It runs amazingly. Easy maintenance
I own a 2001 Camry and LOVE it !. My car has 280000 miles on it . Other then normal wear out items tires, windshield wipers battery’s and timing belts only had to replace a radiator and exhaust pipe! I am planing on driving this car til I can no longer drive or hit a dear with it!
Donna Szkubiel please don't hit a dear (human).
😳
He meant to say a deer, the 4 legged, furry variety, some with antlers.
nice i have a 2002 toyota camry with 268k miles
Is your 2001 a 4 cylinder ?? I'm debating about buying that year
4 cylinder?
Just picked up a 97 v6 xle with 86k miles on it for 500$ here in NJ and she runs like she just came out the dealer!!! What a pick up I'm so happy because I know I'll have a car for another 10 yrs plus
I bought a 2000 Camry for $1200 from my neighbor that bought it off the lot in 1999. 255,000 miles and it runs like a dream. Best purchase out of all 8 cars I’ve owned.
I have 95 camry with 308000 miles got it with 290000 for $800 and still going also v6 le
Look people, yes Camrys are amazing cars, just keep in mind if you buy a $1500 Camry that’s a 20 or 24 year old car is that yes, it’s gonna have oil leaks in the oil pan, transmission pan leaks, timing belt cover gasket leaks, and most likely bad struts ! So yes once you fix all that these issues the car are freaking bullet proof cars!!!! So just keep that in mind! Once you fix all those issues these cars are realiable as much as a new car is!!!! I have a 2001 Camry and I replaced every single seal on the motor and transmission and all brand new shocks and new tires and regular maintenance and these baby is super reliable!!!! This is the way to go if your tired of spending money on your leased car or financed car your paying for cause it’s a new year model car and you drowning in car payments cause you trying to impress people with your new car!
I love what you said.. It is so true..my neighbor has,a,2018 ford f150.. Car payment 700 mo. Lol. I have 2007 toyota,tacoma. Paid for. Smh.. What ever makes you happy...
larry willard hell yeah bro! That 2007 Tacoma will litteraly last you easy another ..13 years or more bro!! As long as u keep up with regular maintenance ! I feel bad for people who have a brand new car and a $750 car payment and they struggle to pay there payments!
larry willard another thing. Is that your 2007 tacoma is a way much better vehicle and way more reliable than your neighbors new 2018 Ford F-150! That sounds crazy but it’s absolutely true! U can ask any real mechanic or person with knowledge on cars!!! That’s crazy to know that!!
Amen.
I don't know, I must've got lucky. The only issue I currently have is the tail light indicator on the dashboard stays on. I'm going to check it out tonight for any lights that may be out.
I just got a 95 Camry and it’s in such good condition. My parents also have a 2000 Chevy tracker and before my dad got a hold of it, it looked brand new lol, still looks good for its age. Love these companies, they make amazing cars!
Still have my 1996 Camry LE 4-cylinder which I bought in 1997. 140K miles and running great. Just spent some money on the oil pump seal and timing belt. In the past I've replaced the radiator, distributor, dog-bone motor mount, some of the sway bar bushings, and one of the rear strut mounts. It has the original exhaust system except for the flex pipe. Replaced the rear struts a few years ago. I will never sell it. No one will pay me what it's worth to me.
I got a 1996 camry a few years ago for 300$ and it's been the best car I've had very little rust for its age and being a Wisconsin car and it has 272,500 miles on the v6 engine
Just bought me a 1999 Toyota Camry for $450. I've always liked these cars. I just did a tune up when i bought it. It was misfiring on cylinder 4. Replaced i injector and ran smooth. Repaired oil pump leak which is common.. runs good. Hope it last a anothee few more years.
I got my 96 V6 XLE Camry for only $1,200 with 193,000 miles and it still runs very well and accelerates great
And I bought with no damage and the paint is still good
Kiichiro Toyoda did his job. That's why. He did not slack around with
production. Mr Toyoda, Thank you very much for producing the Camry
lineup. I own the 1997 model and LE trim. I am the second owner of the
car and I just hit 201K on the odometer. Thank you for true Japanese
engineering. The majority of the car is still in its original form,
Including the vehicle manual! Rest in peace and thanks again for all
that you did.
Bought a 1999 camry v6 with 145k miles couple years ago. Stepson been driving it trouble free. Only needed one egr sensor. Previous owner put 18" mazda wheels and tires on it and it looks so much better than the stock tiny wheels they come with. Highly recommended.
I bought one on 10.11.2019? I’m impressed 😍
Adrian Fields how is it running now
265,000 miles on our 1996 Camry XLE V6. No leaks for burning fluids. Car runs like new and drives still like new. Family bought the car new and now we have it. Not one ounce of rust. Truly a car worth buying over and over.
You can never get tired of floating around like that
I bought a 98 camry v6 3 months ago, engine and transmission were repaired, has 277k km, i paid 2800 usd changed oil, coolant, brake job,cleaned inyectors, new tires, transmission filter gasket and oil, and im really happy with it, runs like new fun to drive and goes 200km phr no problem! 200hp 1mzfe engine.
Greetings from Torrance,Ca! Couldn't help but laugh because we still own a 1993 camry! It's been in one family since new. 163k miles. Only minor scratches and door dings. We have replaced every little thing except for the engine. Still runs great for a 29yr old car and is affordable to repair and to have insurance on. Interior is near perfect. Toyotas just don't die. Plus we live in So Cal so no rust. Will be sad when it finally goes to car heaven....Thanks for the video!
Wow that is awesome. There a lot of people that would love that car. Thanks for watching.
Bought 2001 after friends suggestion. & I am truly surprised. It's incredible car with excellent reliability & durability
Friend was in a jam and needed a car. He had 10 grand saved up. Long story short, I suggested he get a beat up old Camry for cheap, and let my trusted mechanic look it over and address any issues. He bought a used Audi Q7, and it's been a money pit ever since.
i once had 97 camry with v6 and manual transmission, retired it at 297k miles, it was still driving pretty good at that time.
based on this awesome performance, i now drive 2011 camry.
Thank you for posting the review on the '96 Camry. My brother got a 2000 Lexus for his wife with about 100,000 miles. Great shape and she loves it. He doesn't believe in making heavy car payments every month.
Neither do i. Also,,, older the better since the 90s were the BEST MADE WHEELS.... BMW
My 1994 5 speed just turned 567,000 miles this week - original engine!
I have this same make and model Camry (One year older), the same color as well, with just over 123,000 miles. This car has truly been an amazing vehicle for me. This is one of the best cars made as far as quality and over time. If you take care of a car like this, it will take care of you. (Scotty Kilmer, this is NOT for sale)
How’s the mpg?
Was around 25 give or take my aggression. Posted the comment 4 years ago. Actually just sold it this week. Still runs amazing!@@keephopealive.6059
I bought a 95 LE V6 a few weeks ago for $1,700 and I love it. It needed just one small repair but after I got that fixed up it and it’s been solid. Now I’m about to buy another one another 95.
I have a 1998. Changed the timing belt and water pump....still runs great
Have 96 Camry V6 bought last year with 37,000 original miles.
My mechanic had taken care since new.
$3000.00.
You stole it for $3k in that condition/mileage.
On the other hand, my truck died and I couldn't afford a new engine so I got a 1996 Toyota Camry LE identical to the one in the video minus a couple things for $1000. It needs a few repairs but the body is clean, interior is in great shape and it runs and drives as if it were brand new minus the worn struts and exhaust leak. All I can say is I'm amazed at the drivability and gas mileage
Good info. I had a '95 Camry that I bought reluctantly from a friend. The '82 RWD (5Spd) Celica that I was driving at time was just great for me, and I didn't need a "family" sedan. But I gave in and bought it. Turned out (after I stopped reaching for that missing third pedal) it was the best car I've ever owned. Drove it reliably to almost 200K miles then sold it for a bit more than I expected. My current Corolla has more features, but that smooth, sedate ride from Camry can't be duplicated... unless, of course, you move up to Lexus.
Real talk
Gotta love the way it absorbs bumps also. Almost as if the bumps weren't there. Oh so Smooth!!
That was my favorite body style Camry. Loved the wagon model of that gen!
That wagon had great style!
i have 1995 camry le v6 wagon it has 186.000 miles and i love it runs real strong i owned it for over two years usually i don t keep a car that long
I've got a concourse '94 and the market would tell me that if it needed almost $2000 in repairs it'd be totaled but owning a car like this has taught me that there's a whole other kind of value that the market doesn't consider, utilitarian value.
I have this argument with people all the time,the value isn't what the cars worth and that they are mistaken if that's how they look at it,the value is the years upon years of basically putting minimal into a car that's paid for and getting reliable service out of it without a car payment, only a fool would see 1500 and some maintenance every once in a while as a waste of money,unfortunately most people out there are fools and will spend more than a quarter of there working years paying for new cars,
Just bought an 2000 Camry for 1200 today 209k smooth as silk thank you Trevino Family !Cold a/c no leaks all I'm missing is a 3rd gen 4runner to park next to it 🤗
This generation Camry just wont die, unless you drive it 30 k without changing the oil. But, it rewards owners who are attentive to maintenance.
I got my 99 Camry with 240k miles for 500 bucks, still runs like a dream
I bought a 99 camry last year with 98k miles from the original owner, the paint is a little faded but I only paid 2k for it, I bought it as a daily driver and so far im at 113k, so far just oil changes and tire rotation, its great on gas as well! Best purchase I’ve ever done!
I think the only thing that breaks on these is the door handles. Pay attention to how many of them have mismatched door handles - which is easy considering how many of these cars are still on the road.
My 2009 Camry lasted 9 years and 280,000 miles. The 2.4 litre, 4 had plenty of power, got 28-30mpg. And because it had a timing chain it didn’t need replacement. Very low maintenance. It was one of the best cars I’ve ever owned.
Driving a 96LE 6cyl with 236K for about a year now. It's gone back and forth California-Pennsylvania a few times. Great local driving. That's all I do.
Had a 95 Camry 4 cyl with 326k miles to be exact (not lying) with very little maintenance... Sold it for 500 bucks, still ran smooth and strong, just needed shocks and bushings. Regret selling it, should’ve kept it and break 400k... Thought I’d share :)
If you want a mini race car. You try to find a mid to late 90's Camry with the 3.0L V6 engine and a 5 speed manual transmission
Real talk.
I bought a 2000 Toyota Camry for two hundred bucks. And I had a broken timing belt which I replaced great running car👍👍👍👍
I recently bought one for $1500 as my beater. 134,000 miles body in pretty good shape, just like this video. Inside was dirty as shyt because of previous owners kids. Had to change all the motor mounts, valve cover gasket, timing belt, front oil seal, transmission fluid, radiator, thermostat, coolant flush, heater core, oil change, cam shaft sensor, power steering fluid, power steering reservoir, power steering lines, door handles, Fron window regulators, AC compressor, AC recharge, window washer hoses, cabin air filter, and engine air filter.
Still have to change the driver side door opener controller, and some emission hoses or purge solenoid, brakes/rotors, and alignment.
It works though. Hopefully for a long time. I bought a 2014 Kia Optima New for $26,000.00 and I got 180,000 miles out of it then sold it for $3500.00 the kias engine died the night I sold it 😂😂😂 I don’t want to pay $22500 for 180,000miles ever again. That’s $0.125 per mile. If I can get 166,000 miles (300,000 miles on the car), which is very likely because this is a Toyota Camry, having spent about $3000 total after repairs, that would yield $0.018 per miles. Almost 10x less. I’m never buying a new car again.
I just picked up s 1996 Camry LE,246000 miles on it for $400. It leaks oil and needs work but for the price it is a keeper.
I bought a 2000 Camry with a 119k mileage 2 days ago, and I can't stop loving it.
1995 to 1999 Toyota Avalon is a great car too. I bought my 1996 Avalon used in 2001 and i have over 200 hundred thousand miles on it.
I agree. I actually found a '99 Avalon XLS silver Platinum model with 58K miles on it, but it was my 2nd car, so I didn't drive it much. But it's getting used alot more now as I have given it to my father, since his Sable became too sketchy to rely on from coolant leaks and engine misfiring badly with a dead no compression cylinder. My main vehicle is my '99 Camry XLE V6, which has been awesome!
Very very good car... My father drive this camry for years... He's old now..and I drive his camry for 10 years.
Excellent car ...very simple to do some work... Now this camry has 224,000 miles...and keep going strong . / Very good video ... Everything is true .👍
I really appreciate this video because I am currently interested in a 1999 Toyota Camry with 188000 miles.
I have seen videos from like three different mechanics saying the 1992 to 1996 Toyota Camry is pretty much bulletproof.
I've got a 96 V6 Camry with 205,000 km that I inherited. I kept it as a second car because it had no resale value. It's a solid vehicle and spare parts are cheap and common. The V6 does make a difference.
I bought a 1993 Camry LE 2.2 twenty-one years ago for $4800.00 with about 74,000 miles. I still own it to this day and drive it every day in 2023. It now has 209K (original engine and trans) and actually runs better than the day I bought it, simply because I’ve put money into it over 20 years with parts and maintenance. I have aftermarket rims on it with 16” Firestones that make it ride like a dream. The original alternator just quit on me a few months ago! It had the Toyota stamp on it from the factory. My mechanic was shocked. Some things don’t work now, the tachometer stopped years ago, the speedometer is 20 miles off, the brights switch for the lights (stalk) stopped working some years back also. Transmission shifts like a dream, never any issues with it. Still gets OK gas mileage, about 20 in the city, 26-27 highway. When I go to have my oil changed, the kids freak out on my car, lol..they offer to buy it. Would I love a newer car? Of course I would! But she’s paid for, no car payments, insurance is super cheap, all she needs really in a paint job. The paint is original light blue, not in horrible shape, but there are scratches here and there, no rust though. Very quiet running car, except for the a/c compressor, which drones away and is a little noisy. I’m not going to mess with it until it quits, because it blows freezing air on a 99 degree day in south Florida heat. My interior is blue cloth,nearly mint, except for a few cracked plastic pieces. I’ve kept her in the garage for 18 years but the previous owner parked her outside in the sun. My center console has cracked into pieces, I’ve no idea where to find that whole assembly, I guess a junk yard? I’ll keep driving her until she quits or until I can afford something newer. I don’t see her quitting anytime soon though. Best and most reliable car I’ve ever owned.
Love this generation of Camry
They last a really long time, are reliable, easy to maintain, and easy to fix any major or minor problem so yeah a really, really good car
1999.. 1 owner.. Me 😁. No rust , All original, 332,000 miles, 4cyl, fully loaded, never any sunroof issues, reg maintenance, paid between $23-$24k New.
Replaced leather car seat covers & carpet, starting to need new speakers,
No cracks anywhere,
I LOVE MY CAR ! Will keep forever❤️❤️. It’s original paint job is a LEXUS COLOR SCEEM.. 2-tone gold PLUS.. GOLD LETTERING not silver....
I bought off lot that way , no special order ... Will buy another one in near future
I can this car the fix anything for under 500$ ..I brought one five yrs ago for 2000$ drove a whole yr with no problem ..I changed a few things on the car that basic maintenance but I swear this thing runs ..I have a BMW 540 but this is my go to car ..mine is spotless and guys pull up to me all the time asking if I'm selling it ..
My mother’s Toyota Avalon is a 1997 and we live in Buffalo NY, similar lack of rust and we have 179k miles. Sometimes I wish it was my car lol, has nice leather seats. Hers has the 1MZ-FE so we still have to keep up on oil changes every 3000-4000 miles. However, there’s plenty of available power and that V6 pulls on the highway no problem.
bout a month ago i go a friends 1994 camry le coupe 3.0 v6 for 500. Had a massive dent/hit from a tbone on the passanger side, radiator leak, filthy, broken radio antenna, and broken door handle. been driving it as is after a cleaninf and man its so smooth shifting in the automatic and has really great gas mileage for a V6, planning on fixing it up, getting the body worked and painted to keep it as a daily driver or i can leave it as is as a beater car
I had a 1996 Toyota Camry. It was the smoothest car you could drive.
I own a 1999 with 160000 miles, still stron, does not burn oil.
Just bought a 2001 Toyota Camry, drives beautifully. They worth the money.
You can get a mechanically sound one that just needs some work cosmetically for under 2 grand. If you want to spend 5-6 you can find immaculate older models with relatively low miles. These things hold up so well
I have been buying and selling toyotas for years now they are extremely reliable and hold value its one of the best cars to invest in.
Dc Vice are you in new york state?
I've 99 Camry my first car ❤ and I've other's two car Land rover range rover evoke and bmw..but my fav one is 99 Camry ❤..Road grip is awesome n engine so powerful.Very reliable....less maintaince...
Live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and own a 2005 Camry LE. Has 250,000 kms and no issues. Almost 16 years & runs like a champ.
You can never go wrong with this generation of Camrys, either the 4 or 6 Cylinder. Amazing cars, they get great gas mileage and the V6 quick.
I have a 2000 Camry with 199,000 , its running good 👍🏼🤞🏼🔝
1992 Camry 3VZFE 626000 kilometres...aka Lexus ES300...these cars were bulletproof compared to newer ones
That was a great engine. Can't break it.
This car only had 176.5k miles, plus it had a replacement engine, and yet somehow you managed to buy it for a mere $1500? How did you accomplish that feat of magic? Every listing I've seen for a car like the one you are showing either had a lot more miles on it, or the seller wanted a lot more money for it. Or else there was something major wrong with it that needed immediate repairs. Seriously, I'd like to know how you found this car and got it for the price in question. Please respond.
I have one 1997 ..runs like butter.. it has 156k on it. Comfort and much insulated then now a days car..and yes no rust..
4:38 i have a 2001 5sfe (no issue) camry, thats a 6 hour job and you have to remove the timing belt and motor mounts.
We've owned our '96 Camry for almost 10 years and it has 215k miles. Timing belt done, 2 year old battery, oil changed often, and a polished finish. But perhaps like many 23 year old cars, have had to personally replace a lot of parts lately, to get it back to almost perfect. CV axles, mirror, door handle, tie rods w/ front end alignment and sway bar bushings, about $350 in parts. And, it still has a cracked windshield (our fault), a power steering leak, and an engine oil leak, so those have to be watched or fixed. Otherwise, it looks new - NO RUST whatsoever. It drives SMOOTH - much better than the 2006 Camry I test drove - which felt like an economy car in comparison. I love the 4 cylinder and to me it has plenty of power - the only exception is when I tow a trailer full of furniture up hills - but come on - this should be expected!
I have a 97 camry 2.2 bought it with 98k now have 268k just general maintenance she's a beast!
Just sold my 96 with 220,000 and it never gave me problems. This car was built like a tank! My Infiniti, Chevy Avalanche, and f350 spent more time in the shop.
my 96 le have 410000 miles on it with original trans and motor and still going strong
I bought a 96 camry 2 years ago for $650. It's still my daily and has 239k miles on it. I had to put some work into it to get it street legal and make it a little nicer, but it's a great beater and a comfortable reliable daily driver
I have a 94 2.2 Camry. Slowly getting it back to showroom condition. I drive it to work everyday.
well guess what my dad just bought one today ....for that price $1500 and those cars are solid proof...and on the highway it runs like a Cadillac...good cars 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Even if your not on a tight budget. This is one of the best cars ever built
Our 96 is going hard! I learned how to work on cars replacing some of the parts.
I have 05 Camry paid 3500 85000, 97 Mercury Cougar cruiser paid 1500 with 35000! Love both!!
Even tho my 96 has over 193,000 miles the paint still looks good and dosent burn much oil. I use it for doordash deliveries it's been very reliable and fast since it has the V6 engine.
Hi nice video. I own a 96 collector edition Camry leather power windos 1 bout it for 900 dlls from a couples the problem with the car was leaking transmission oil my Car is 3.0 and runs fast i bout 2 1/2 years and still running 298000 miles and still rowling thasnks toyota Camry
Here are additional costs for the new owner in my opinion: (1) it probably need a new timing belt ($1000 parts, water pump, oil pump seals etc and labor at a shop); (2) it needs new strut ($250 for parts 4x); (3) the exhaust leak may be on the flex pipe ($100 part and labor). The video does not show if it burns oil nor if brakes (4x ~$200 parts) and spark plugs (4x, ~$120 parts) need replacement.
But at least an additional $350 is needed. (correction: timing belt was replaced 4 years ago, so $1000 saved)
I have three Camry 98, 99 and 2010 and recently learned to do maintenance myself (except the welding for flex pipe and resonator). Camry would last at least 300K miles without major repairs.
Great points Gary! It cost money to actually keep them rolling to the moon and beyond
1995 Camry 2.2 L 4 cylinder, with 520,870 miles, original engine and transmission. Runs very well. Body in fair condition, a little rust near fuel filler door (Midwest state).
is that a Japanese built Camry
Daily driver is my 95 4Runner with the 22RE engine. More reliable than death and taxes.
I own a 95 camry LE and its been the most reliable vehicle I have ever owned.
The only thing that's really wrong with it is a little oxidation on the hot the hood and the trunk and the ceiling inside is a little messed up but the interior is immaculate and overall the interiors fine there's some stains in the seats but nothing's cracked or nothing this is a great car man I wonder what I could sell it for?
2000 Camry 4cly 5sfe 117,000 miles with barely any rust. I’ve got a lonnggg way to go.
Yes any day. A few things to go through it and bring it up to 100%. Me and my daughter have been talking about a $3000 Camry in her future. I will go through it and fix anything that needs TLC and then let her Have it.
My year 2000 Toyota Tundra is just getting broken in at a hundred and forty thousand Miles that is
You call that breaking in? My Tundra has 240K miles and it’s barely broken in. Your Tundra is still a baby.
@@Immortalkalashnikov I hope so too