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My 2004 Camry has over 198,000 miles and is going strong. I have replaced brake pads of course, struts and alternator. Mine came with a CD player, and a cassette player! It also has the anniversary wheels. I've not seen another one with those. What he calls a cigarette lighter is probably like mine, for phone charger and other accessories like a GPS. I love my Toyota. The 02 I had before this was hit by a truck on the Interstate and totaled. Not a scratch on me or my wife. I will have no other vehicle than a Toyota. Scotty is right, they are the best.
Uncle Scotty, I thought you cleaned out your garage ? Lol , I'm sure you did but it just goes on forever ? What do you have a 2 Mile deep garage ? J/K ! I will be happy to help you clean the rest of it with you ?
@@TheWoobaby Honda Odyssey is a good one if you get one that is old Because more than likely the transmission would have been changed ! You can access his direct response by way of the Mavon app !
Young man has a sense of humor. Loved how he pounded hard on the passenger seat so we could see that dust come out of it. Don't get THAT in a Mercedes! LOL.
I bought a used 2011 Camry in January 2020. Very surprised how smooth it drove given the mileage at 150K. That alone screamed buy it, months later it still drives like a dream, don’t regret one thing.
I bought a 2011 in September of 19 I kind of regret it because it's the 5th year of the run and you don't get as much bang for your buck since it's a redesign for the 2012 so far so good damn visor is broken like so many of them and I'm not sure I like the sound of the transmission they all make this noise kind of when they're cold?
You are very lucky Please can you dash me the Camry in the near future please. I will be quite happy if you can. I don't have a car please. God bless you
the first time i needed a tow for my ‘99 camry, the 20 yr old timing belt had finally given up. it was a 20 minute fix :) the second (and last) time i needed a tow for it, a hit-and-run driver had destroyed it past my ability and funds to repair it :’(
I own a 98 Camry with over 400,000 miles and a 2001 Corolla with 370,000 miles. They have never let me down once, never a breakdown. Both have rust in rocker panels unfortunately and the corolla burns oil like crazy because of faulty engine design but I wouldn't get rid of them for anything.
I just bought a 2000 Camry with 207,000 miles on it and it runs like no other car ive ever bought. I also have an 88 Celica gt and she runs like a song.
I know it's not a Camry but my friend had a Corolla in high school and he accidentally somehow filled the tank with diesel....and it still ran good after it had to be pumped out
Fwiw I had 2000 gmc half ton truck w 350k on w V8 motor run like a dream, got too many speeding tickets,though.. My budy has Chevy Astro w 600.000 k My 08 Silvy never had a problem in all these years either, And it can haul my Camper w ease and still get 26 mpg..
My 95 Camry coupe had 275k miles on it when someone clipped me and I had to get rid of it. Most useful car I've ever owned - you'd be surprised how much crap you can stuff in a Camry. The manual transmission on that car was fantastic and I never once had to replace the clutch. The G35 I replaced it with? Had to replace the clutch every 75k miles like clockwork.
My friend has a 2009 Camry XLE V-6 with leather and all of the goodies. Bought it in 2011 for $18,500 with 23,000 miles. Now has 385,000 miles on the clock. He's a salesman who drives all over New England and New York. It's been so reliable as well as comfortable. Incredible vehicles to be sure.
Wow, what a boring car. My dad gave me his BMW 325i. Within three months it needed new brakes ($800), new tires ($200, used), a new fuel pump ($300), air conditioner/heater stopped working (I did my best to ignore it) interior continued shredding (I ignored it) plastic grills cracked and eventually fell off (where, IDK) coolant leaked (probably a head gasket leak from when my dad overheated it when the plastic filler thingy broke) out, cooling system eventually failed (I even did my best to igore this), I put in new battery ($150!!!). That is the short list. Every day was a new adventure. I sold the car to a twenty-something kid who looked like he needed some BMW excitement in his life. By this time I had been watching Scotty daily. Now I own a boring Toyota Solara. I now seem to have a lot of free time to reminisce about the glory days of my BMW experience. Thanks Scotty!
When I bought my fiancee a new car, it was between a 3 year old Corolla and a 4 year old BMW....I wondered why the BMW was priced so close with so many more features.... This answered my question
you should have brought a junkyard car. my city car is a 400 dollar Chevy celebrity with over 300k miles on it. I just change oil every 3k miles, do basic matenance. I have roll down Windows and no AC, but the navigation system is probably worth more than the car. I took a Mercedes emblem from the pull a part and glued it on the car. now I have a German luxury car.
I had the same car…just passed it on to my grandson. Totally reliable, comfortable transportation since 2009. It never once let me down and it still drives out great. I’m in Canada and there is no rust anywhere. Bought myself a RAV4 Prime XSE …because TOYOTA!
My dad owns a 2009 Toyota Camry sedan with a manual transmission. He got it salvaged but I don't know how much he paid for it. It was really rare to have those types of cars in a manual. I think he had it since 2014.
So do I. The parts are getting hard to find and its finally giving me problems. I'm so sad to have to replace it so I'm doing as much research as I can to try to get similar quality and life I got out of my '98 baby
Lucas Cruz it’s a late 90’s and it isn’t shitty. One of the best cars ever built and is fairly modern. Maybe the outside likes a bit dated but it looks like every early 2000’s car tbh.
This is what I like about Scotty, he’ll feature a video like this. Too many people are too serious about their damn cars. I like this kids sense of humour. He genuinely appreciates his car and he makes some good points. My daughters first car was a hand me down (from me) 2002 Camry. Currently my wife has a 2014 Camry. We have a 12 year old Prius (it replaced our 2002 Camry) and we have a 2009 Avalon, which out 18 year old son drives. His friends appreciate how luxurious and roomy the damn thing is, plus it has a half decent JBL stereo. When you need multiple cheap used reliable cars, because you have multiple drivers and not a bundle of money, you can’t beat Toyota.
My wife drives a 2003 Camry LE 165,000 miles I bought her a 2013 Camry SE that I traded my Civic in for she drove the new Camry a few weeks and said she preferred the 2003, it's 16 years old but when we travel take the 2003 say look we're going 110 mph and rides smooth and I love the short turning ratio it gets detailed once a year so the paint is still perfect, I've own in the same time a Altima, Accord, and a Civic but now I will stick with the Camry, I also own a 1985 Toyota Xtra cab pickup with 340,000 miles that is nicknamed O'l Faithful, the Camry's have been the most reliable followed by the Civic EX
2010 Camry 225k miles I abused the living hell out of it and all it needs is an alignment. The damn thing is a wildebeest. Also got in 2 accidents both not my fault and it just doesn’t have any serious damage.
Hey Scotty love your show ! You are so right about the Camry , my 2010 Camry in which I got in 2009 new looks and runs like its brand new at 10 years old I have 45000 miles , I’m still on factory brakes rotors, only service I’ve done is change the oil regularly, 1 new battery , and tires . My wife uses the car every day for work here in TX for 7 years now from NYC originally.
Frank. T the only head issue is his head as I don’t know how you can seat on horrible Toyota seats for that long without suffering from major back ache.
If a high schooler like me can drive a 2005 Jeep that has no problems then your son should definitely be able to get a few years to a decade out of it. Unless he is abusing it.
Most likely he will. I drive a 1999 Camry Solara V6, which just means it's a 2-door Camry. 135k miles and no signs of drivetrain issues. It'll last him.
This young man has a bright future. Plus, this Camry will allow him to save plenty of $ over the years so he will be able to one day afford the car of his dreams that still probably doesn't have a glove box.
I got 2007 XLE Camry 80k miles. Stock features: JBL system, leather seats,sun roof,voice commands, free hands calling. Love the car been 12 years old looks like a 2017 and it had more stuff than some of this 2020. I am driving it to the ground. Why a car payment : ).
I bought my grandmas 2008 Toyota Camry nice car it only has 22,000 miles on it last summer runs great ice cold ac nice heat no rust or damage on the outside clean interior my Camry is the same color as the one in video I bought it for $250 for scrap value
My grandpa owns a 2011 XLE Camry,he bought it new when it just came out and only has drove it 12k miles.I drove it ones and I fell in love with it it’s such a smooth,comfortable car
My father owns a 2008 camry, still on this day. It has about 120-130k miles on it. Never disappoint him. With that 11 years of owning the car, he only needed to replace the catalytic converter. Car still run like brand new. My dad only spoiled his car with oil change. Great car
My Mom owns a Camry it’s a good car, I don’t have a lot of driving experience but when I feel like I’m ready to start driving Camry will be one of my options.
@@Ryno-fp7pm You don't even need the parking brake in certain situations. Most FWD cars can slide a little with hard turns, brake initiation, and dirt/snow.
It’s fun drifting in my fwd Malibu in the snow in a parking lot. I went into a empt mall parking lot that had a perfect sheet of snow and I practiced driving in snow on it but then went back with friend and drifted in it for fun
I used to drive my honda and Toyota to the breaking point when i was young and dumb but they always kept driving like new. Didint change the oil for about 50 thousand k. It still ran like new. Now i have a 2012 honda with a manual and its the best car i had
Taxi drivers favorite car! A Camry might not be exciting but they are very reliable well made car which if looked properly will do very high mileage no problem!
Great video my guy....I've got an 05 Camry with over 250,000 and with just basic maintenance the thing still drives smooth and zips around like a champ. I'll never sell it and the things I've been able to tetris in this car is ridiculous..great trunk size and easy to work on too.
Bought my 2008 Camry with 150,000 miles on the odometer in May last year after my 2013 Focus was t-boned. I don’t regret it for a second. Has an aux port, ice cold AC, a reliable 4 banger, and comfortable seats and ample leg room. Everything a person who cares for function needs to get around.
I know how this guy feels for sure. I used to own a 2004 Toyota Corolla with just over 200,000 kilometres. It was bought in 2006 by my mom gently used. I believe it had less than 10,000 kilometres at that point. We continued to drive across Canada from Halifax to Abbotsford, that is like going from Maine to Seattle, just a little bit longer. We then took it from Western Canada to the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas last Summer. We also drove to the ski hills a lot. It also had a manual transmission. We drove for 15 years as a daily driver for commutes on highways in the cold winters and rainy seasons. Other than a 5-10 dollar starter pin that got worn out after 8 years which supposed to be five years (knowing Toyota’s) it never broke down once. It was an amazing timeless car for us. Then very recently some young guy in a black Dodge Ram truck rear ended it and now it was just written off by our car insurance company. :(!!! I was in the process off inheriting the car after 15 years of patiently waiting for its inheritance.
Ahh the 2az... I remember mine like yesterday. Quart of oil every thousand miles, and Toyota's refusal to correct the issue, even though it was under a TSB and failed all of their tests to qualify for the fix..
I’ve been a staunch Honda guy for 25 years!! I despise the new CVT trannys & tiny turbo engines so I just bought my 1st Toyota last week- a Camry SE because my brother had an employee discount. I friggin love it!!
I have a 2011 Venza 3.5 V6 AWD and love it. They say the venza is like the Camry with a V6 engine. Had it for 3 months now. Has 93k miles on it. Very comfortable spacious ride.
A o6 is going to be my only child’s bday. She was born in 06. If I don’t trust my only child in a car dad can afford then I would never gift her the yota. I’m buying it for 2k off a family freind, older young lady. Then I’m putting a grand into running it up from the “ground” up. I’m a working godly dude. Almost 4d. This is her car. Love ya kiddo
1990s Camrys are everywhere in Australia too. Amazingly, the compulsory gov fees per year (~$1000) are the same as what the car is worth... And they are still everywhere!
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Those Toyotas look so hauntingly disturbing...owning a good looking broke down car with repair bills attach to it doesn't seem so bad now.
Hi Mr Kilmer, I was wondering if could recommend a good reliable used SUV or mini van for every day use. Please and thank you in advance.
My 2004 Camry has over 198,000 miles and is going strong. I have replaced brake pads of course, struts and alternator. Mine came with a CD player, and a cassette player! It also has the anniversary wheels. I've not seen another one with those. What he calls a cigarette lighter is probably like mine, for phone charger and other accessories like a GPS. I love my Toyota. The 02 I had before this was hit by a truck on the Interstate and totaled. Not a scratch on me or my wife. I will have no other vehicle than a Toyota. Scotty is right, they are the best.
Uncle Scotty, I thought you cleaned out your garage ? Lol , I'm sure you did but it just goes on forever ? What do you have a 2 Mile deep garage ? J/K ! I will be happy to help you clean the rest of it with you ?
@@TheWoobaby Honda Odyssey is a good one if you get one that is old Because more than likely the transmission would have been changed ! You can access his direct response by way of the Mavon app !
As a Toyota Camry owner, this video was more than enjoyable to watch.
Same owning a 1995 camry still works after 23years and 10 years owner now.
.org i
Made me proud :')
Trenton Pottruff same
Trenton Pottruff I wanted this to be funny, but it’s annoying.
"Turn signals... I don't believe bmw's have those"😂
Legendary 😂
Controler is located inside trunk, that is why bmw drivers don't use them
Scotty must have had a good laugh at that statement which the owner made.
the rest is bad but that was funny!
@@desislayer8790 oh man I never knew that😏
Young man has a sense of humor. Loved how he pounded hard on the passenger seat so we could see that dust come out of it. Don't get THAT in a Mercedes! LOL.
Mercedes-Benz cars don't last long enough to gather dust
we would be best friends
@@johannlopez4524 this comment is Scotty Kilmer approved 👍
@@johannlopez4524 😂
Christian hi
I bought a used 2011 Camry in January 2020. Very surprised how smooth it drove given the mileage at 150K. That alone screamed buy it, months later it still drives like a dream, don’t regret one thing.
I bought a 2011 in September of 19 I kind of regret it because it's the 5th year of the run and you don't get as much bang for your buck since it's a redesign for the 2012 so far so good damn visor is broken like so many of them and I'm not sure I like the sound of the transmission they all make this noise kind of when they're cold?
150km is like a beginning for toyota. They can go 800,000km and more
You are very lucky
Please can you dash me the Camry in the near future please.
I will be quite happy if you can.
I don't have a car please.
God bless you
@@brightima279 depends. Turbos, nope
Thinking about buying one as my first car. Would you say your car can last a 4 hour drive?
My Toyota Camry is 20 years old just about 400,000 miles she still purrs like a kitten
Congrats! Thats some Serious Mileage. I have a Matrix and a Corolla. Love them both!
How in your back holdind up seating on those horrible seats?
My 2014 rental landcrusire which got 689,678 miles currently
@@Dirtxbc If you have to rely on your car to get tail you are a loser in the worst sense of the word.
@@craigmanning2439 lmao I just need a good subwoofer and I am good with any car ..
the dust coming out from the seat when he slapped it 😂😂
Kyle Ace 😂
Kyle Ace 😂
Kyle Ace
LMFAO
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOO
A Camry a day keeps the tow truck away 😎😎
Lmao I’m just imagining a guy with every color Camry
MrRedEye I hope to grow up to be u one day
the first time i needed a tow for my ‘99 camry, the 20 yr old timing belt had finally given up. it was a 20 minute fix :)
the second (and last) time i needed a tow for it, a hit-and-run driver had destroyed it past my ability and funds to repair it :’(
🤣🤣
Except when you gotta get yesterday’s Camry towed away
scotty, this guy was funny...thank you...
Very Good presentation!
d sanders He was being sarcastic to the people with Lamborghini s
"some Lamborghinis don't have these!" That had me rolling, because it's actually true.
Camry = Samsung
Lamborghini = crapple
I own a 98 Camry with over 400,000 miles and a 2001 Corolla with 370,000 miles. They have never let me down once, never a breakdown. Both have rust in rocker panels unfortunately and the corolla burns oil like crazy because of faulty engine design but I wouldn't get rid of them for anything.
I 4 motors are powerless as hell.
I just bought a 2000 Camry with 207,000 miles on it and it runs like no other car ive ever bought. I also have an 88 Celica gt and she runs like a song.
Look into Marvel Mystery oil. You may be able to nurse the oil rings back to working with that.
I thought you said a 98 Chevy with 400k, and I was like, How?
How is the fuel consumption of Camry. I am considering it and Corolla Altis.
My neighbor's 2002 Toyota Camry has 379,000 miles and still running. 😃😁
My neighbors mrs has plenty of miles on her and she's still going
@@nov3019892008 😃😴😪
Wow... I have the 2002 Camry with 165000 miles w standard trans and still smooth.
2005 Camry 240,000 miles here
My uncle had a 2002 Camry with 249k miles before he got into a bad accident.
My teenage son is driving my 2009 Camry! I just sent him this video.
LMAO I might get one for 4.2k for 150k miles. How did ur son find the 2009 Camry. I’m a senior in High School
07 08 09 camry have piston ring issues
@@theejoeylee something’s wrong with mine, it’s like the pedal doesn’t register
@@spicyshizz2850 I'm pretty sure you got the problem fixed by now but its most likely a blown ETCS fuse. common problem.
Spicy Shizz they have recall for excessive oil consumption
I Daily a 2005 Camry with 285k miles. Dam thing just won’t die lol
I know it's not a Camry but my friend had a Corolla in high school and he accidentally somehow filled the tank with diesel....and it still ran good after it had to be pumped out
That’s because it was a Corolla. I think Corollas are even more reliable than Camrys.
Fwiw
I had 2000 gmc half ton truck w 350k on w V8 motor run like a dream,
got too many speeding tickets,though..
My budy has Chevy Astro w 600.000 k
My 08 Silvy never had a problem in all these years either,
And it can haul my Camper w ease and still get 26 mpg..
My 95 Camry coupe had 275k miles on it when someone clipped me and I had to get rid of it. Most useful car I've ever owned - you'd be surprised how much crap you can stuff in a Camry. The manual transmission on that car was fantastic and I never once had to replace the clutch. The G35 I replaced it with? Had to replace the clutch every 75k miles like clockwork.
Same here
You forgot to mention it has a digital clock at the top of the dashboard which most new cars don't have!
My 01 Corolla has one, lol.
no to mention it has an aux jack and he has fm transmitters in the glovebox
My '97 camry has a digital clock too!
Wtf happened to cars these days! 😂
Entertaining. Your father also raised you right. Sense of humor, self confidence...good job.
The way he presents his car, he acts like a car salesman at a dealership. Is it even his?.😂😂🤣😂🤣
He's trying to sell it on Craigslist lol.
This dude is hilarious, he should make his own car review channel. very good video too
I'll take that into consideration, my dood.
He deserves the payout for this video too smart move Scotty
Hell YES!
Heh. An r/woosh comment i found.
@Matt Laclair *To you...
My friend has a 2009 Camry XLE V-6 with leather and all of the goodies. Bought it in 2011 for $18,500 with 23,000 miles. Now has 385,000 miles on the clock. He's a salesman who drives all over New England and New York.
It's been so reliable as well as comfortable. Incredible vehicles to be sure.
I’m hopefully about to buy a 2008 xle v6 w 128k miles for 6k cash from a private seller. Would be nice for it to last me that long lol
“AND My Camry welcomes me”
I know someone who has 1997 Camry it has 1 million km thats about 620 k miles
My Dad owns a 97 Nissan Altima 350K with a rebuilt transmission
@@SorrYouKen I had altima 2009 300k but I sold it, altima has a lot of problems
Sounds like bullshit
@@greasyboy349 sorry I don't speak paying more than what my car is worth on maintenance
@@jahdami7170 suprised you made it to 300k wow
I had a 1989 Camry. Over 800 000km (~500 000miles) without any major problem. Probably still runs today if the new owner maintained it properly
it would make me SICK to get rid of it ...
Wow, what a boring car. My dad gave me his BMW 325i. Within three months it needed new brakes ($800), new tires ($200, used), a new fuel pump ($300), air conditioner/heater stopped working (I did my best to ignore it) interior continued shredding (I ignored it) plastic grills cracked and eventually fell off (where, IDK) coolant leaked (probably a head gasket leak from when my dad overheated it when the plastic filler thingy broke) out, cooling system eventually failed (I even did my best to igore this), I put in new battery ($150!!!).
That is the short list. Every day was a new adventure. I sold the car to a twenty-something kid who looked like he needed some BMW excitement in his life. By this time I had been watching Scotty daily. Now I own a boring Toyota Solara. I now seem to have a lot of free time to reminisce about the glory days of my BMW experience. Thanks Scotty!
When I bought my fiancee a new car, it was between a 3 year old Corolla and a 4 year old BMW....I wondered why the BMW was priced so close with so many more features.... This answered my question
It remonds me of my GMC van it would always break down at bat times
@@tomsl5168
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you should have brought a junkyard car. my city car is a 400 dollar Chevy celebrity with over 300k miles on it. I just change oil every 3k miles, do basic matenance. I have roll down Windows and no AC, but the navigation system is probably worth more than the car. I took a Mercedes emblem from the pull a part and glued it on the car. now I have a German luxury car.
James McGinn I have a Solara too! Mechenic's great but having overheat issues
I can't believe he actually uploaded my video.
Lol. Good video
Is she still reliable?
I had the same car…just passed it on to my grandson. Totally reliable, comfortable transportation since 2009. It never once let me down and it still drives out great. I’m in Canada and there is no rust anywhere. Bought myself a RAV4 Prime XSE …because TOYOTA!
Excellent performance from this young gentleman. Scottie, you should award this guy with a free synthetic oil change!
My dad owns a 2009 Toyota Camry sedan with a manual transmission. He got it salvaged but I don't know how much he paid for it. It was really rare to have those types of cars in a manual. I think he had it since 2014.
That is the last Camry made in Japan (only the ones with manual transmission) keeper
Manual camry's are great
@@kerobi88 aren't all manuals made in Japan
I have a 2007 one with a manual, it's done 275k now and still going, btw they can beat a lot of v6s 😂
@@kerobi88 You're right on that but it is a left hand drive. Even though most Japanese cars are right hand drive.
Feature quoted at 4:26 ....."Has left and right indicators...... I don't think BMW drivers have that" LOL !
I was reading your comment when he said it
*REV UP YOUR TOYOTA MASTER RACE*
lol
I didn't know Toyota had a racing division... lol
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MY 05 CAMRY REACHED TO 341000 MILES, AND IT IS STILL RUN GREAT.
My ‘05 V6 model has 81,000 miles now. I suppose it’s not even broken in?
@@johnryu5754 broken in? Your Camry was just born 😂
I've got a 1998 Toyota Camry.. Don't know if I will ever want to upgrade
So do I. The parts are getting hard to find and its finally giving me problems. I'm so sad to have to replace it so I'm doing as much research as I can to try to get similar quality and life I got out of my '98 baby
BRANDY BRENT BB blue blush I found one for $650 1998 104,000 miles should I get
@@eliduncan7715 definitely... Hope it's in good condition
FreshNess Boy I hope you jumped all over that deal
Lucas Cruz it’s a late 90’s and it isn’t shitty. One of the best cars ever built and is fairly modern. Maybe the outside likes a bit dated but it looks like every early 2000’s car tbh.
This is what I like about Scotty, he’ll feature a video like this. Too many people are too serious about their damn cars. I like this kids sense of humour. He genuinely appreciates his car and he makes some good points. My daughters first car was a hand me down (from me) 2002 Camry. Currently my wife has a 2014 Camry. We have a 12 year old Prius (it replaced our 2002 Camry) and we have a 2009 Avalon, which out 18 year old son drives. His friends appreciate how luxurious and roomy the damn thing is, plus it has a half decent JBL stereo. When you need multiple cheap used reliable cars, because you have multiple drivers and not a bundle of money, you can’t beat Toyota.
We just found the biggest tool in Scotty’s garage
lol...haaaha ahahahhh
I just found the best comment in this video
The incognito thing over the license plate 😂😂😂
I'm going to have to use this when I take pictures to sell a car lol
That man is a genius.
Agree; that was clever :-)
This young man could sell salt to a snail, lol hilarious
lol
I have a 07 Camry xle and I fell in love with it once I was behind the wheel 😄 it’s so reliable
Can you dash me if you done using it
I really will appreciate it sir
he probably got a bmw stashed somewhere, he look like a bmw type guy
Agreed....
Actually, I'm more of a Lexus guy. With a bit of a soft spot for Acuras and Alfa Romeos.
This was my first car and I still have it, runs like a champ
My Camry is a 2011. The best car I've ever owned!
If there is a chance you could dash me the car in near future
I will be very happy sir
God bless you
V6???
@@kayochambers9418 4 cylinder LE
My wife drives a 2003 Camry LE 165,000 miles I bought her a 2013 Camry SE that I traded my Civic in for she drove the new Camry a few weeks and said she preferred the 2003, it's 16 years old but when we travel take the 2003 say look we're going 110 mph and rides smooth and I love the short turning ratio it gets detailed once a year so the paint is still perfect, I've own in the same time a Altima, Accord, and a Civic but now I will stick with the Camry, I also own a 1985 Toyota Xtra cab pickup with 340,000 miles that is nicknamed O'l Faithful, the Camry's have been the most reliable followed by the Civic EX
2010 Camry 225k miles I abused the living hell out of it and all it needs is an alignment. The damn thing is a wildebeest. Also got in 2 accidents both not my fault and it just doesn’t have any serious damage.
Hey Scotty love your show ! You are so right about the Camry , my 2010 Camry in which I got in 2009 new looks and runs like its brand new at 10 years old I have 45000 miles , I’m still on factory brakes rotors, only service I’ve done is change the oil regularly, 1 new battery , and tires . My wife uses the car every day for work here in TX for 7 years now from NYC originally.
How’d you got a 2010 Camry in 2009? You got a time machine?
@@Frusie that's how they release them
I also own a toyota camry 2008 SE with 400,000 km and it's still runs perfectly like new🙂❤
Frank. T the only head issue is his head as I don’t know how you can seat on horrible Toyota seats for that long without suffering from major back ache.
If he was a car salesman trying to sell me a car, I would've walked away in the first 30 seconds
I’d listen. He tells you every honest dirty detail about the car 😁
Walked away to ur brand new used camry 😎
@@skopa1223 Yup...so honest he sold me on his cloud dust seats! 😂
You have no sense of humor then. You can continue to buy from the best liars then.......it's your money.
You mean you’d be handing over the money within 30 seconds.
I just got a 08 camry today with 120k miles.
Its in amasing shape n couldn't have asked for a better owner to recieve it from.
That car is just broken in...lucky you!!!
Any chance we could see a show off Sunday of a 94 silver celica?
good idea, thanks!
Please Scotty show us your celica!
@@scottykilmer ....and then give it to me! :P
Almost bought a 96 awd turbo.
Seriously, thats a great idea
@@scottykilmer
Yes, Scotty. We want to see that thing. It is beyond legendary at this point.
My son has a 2003 Toyota Camry Hope he can get a few more years out of it ! Thanks peace to all...
If a high schooler like me can drive a 2005 Jeep that has no problems then your son should definitely be able to get a few years to a decade out of it. Unless he is abusing it.
Most likely he will. I drive a 1999 Camry Solara V6, which just means it's a 2-door Camry. 135k miles and no signs of drivetrain issues. It'll last him.
I still have a 2003 Toyota Tundra with 240K miles. It’s my daily driver and I commute to San Francisco.
Bah my 99 corolla still run smooth af
Just change the oil and do minimum maintenance once in a while
Walla you'll get a car that will run forever
Just do oil changes and checkups of other fluids and that thing will run until the wheels fall off. Camrys are great.
Toyotas in general are amazing cars.
I agree 💯
Just bought 2011 Camry xle 2.5 engine with 86k miles and 1 owner and drives like a charm ❤
Just bought a 2011 Camry with 101k miles. I'm excited.
Still have ??
@@jherfav4326 yes, running great. Only issue I ran into was I had to replace the waterpump. Easy fix.
@@justinwise6781have you changed transmission fluid ?
@@elizabethfews1088 no I have not
I had my Camry for about 3 years and I put over 80k miles already the thing is a tank and will probably have it for the rest of my life.
My 07 Camry only has 65k. It's 1000% going to outlive me
This young man has a bright future. Plus, this Camry will allow him to save plenty of $ over the years so he will be able to one day afford the car of his dreams that still probably doesn't have a glove box.
why call it a glove box when there are no gloves??????????????
This IS the car of his dreams!
@@donhurst8459 I actually keep rubber gloves in there in case I have to save someone's life
You can also use the fingers as condoms.@@moeanthony9308
@@donhurst8459 clever idea
Rev up your bmw oh noo is broken so Rev up your camry🤣🤣🤣🤣
...and write it off. That's what I'm hoping will happen to mine anyway xD
😂😂😂😂😂I laughed waay too hard. Mines actually broken
My wife has had her 2010 camry since new. We added a new 8" android radio w/ gps and bluetooth. She's happy
I bought a car just like this one this week. Makes me feel like I made a good decision. Loved the kids sense of humor. Great job!
I got 2007 XLE Camry 80k miles. Stock features: JBL system, leather seats,sun roof,voice commands, free hands calling. Love the car been 12 years old looks like a 2017 and it had more stuff than some of this 2020. I am driving it to the ground. Why a car payment : ).
I just bought a 2007 Camry with 50k on it. One owner. Practically brand new!!! I have a long life with it!!!
Wow he used Resonance by Home...that nostalgic moment
how original
vaporwave my dude
I bought my grandmas 2008 Toyota Camry nice car it only has 22,000 miles on it last summer runs great ice cold ac nice heat no rust or damage on the outside clean interior my Camry is the same color as the one in video I bought it for $250 for scrap value
My grandpa owns a 2011 XLE Camry,he bought it new when it just came out and only has drove it 12k miles.I drove it ones and I fell in love with it it’s such a smooth,comfortable car
I have 2010 Camry with 720k mileages.
Did regular oil change breaks and fluids.
Everything else stock. Even spark plugs.
Wow
Unbelievable with the original motor?
Just Believe yup, still running like a champ
So you drove 200 miles per day for 10 years putting 72k miles per year on a car.
Tom Cat he’s a cross country Uber Driver
I got 2008 xle. Sunroof, leather heated power seats, and touch screen stereo. Very reliable. Nothing but oil changes.
Malibu Beatz my mother have the same model , we only had to change the oil and the battery , very very reliable
@@SerialChillerBH oh yeah I 4got, I only had to change the alternator, it was like $170. Other than that no problem.
@Ray Han then buy a luxury car, my friend got a BMW, but sold it cause he couldn't afford the ridiculous mantainance.
Very nice!
Left and right turn signals something BMWs dont come with hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They do have them, but the owners are to stupid to operate them, idiots buy BMW's over priced for what they are.
I’m saving up for my first car, and I believe I’m going to go with this
Look for an SE
My father owns a 2008 camry, still on this day. It has about 120-130k miles on it. Never disappoint him. With that 11 years of owning the car, he only needed to replace the catalytic converter. Car still run like brand new. My dad only spoiled his car with oil change. Great car
My Mom owns a Camry it’s a good car, I don’t have a lot of driving experience but when I feel like I’m ready to start driving Camry will be one of my options.
Camrys are the best, period.
Kelly Donahue peiriodt
96 Camry. Love it. Only 157,000 miles. 38 mpg on highway. 600 miles on one tank of gas.
can’t beat a Camry!!
I had that year Camry and it's one of the best Camry's ever made! Just change the oil on time and it will go forever.
That was some funny stuff. With a heart-warming message.
My car 2010 Camry and proud. 60,000 miles on the engine. Awesome car. bought it last year. Many more miles to go.
Why this Dude tryna Sell Me this Car in Craiglist 😂
Carl Johnson lol
Cj?
Bill Dauterive from grove street
@topherh33 get out of towwwwn
I wanna see a show off Sunday in a 94 Celica Scotty!!!!!
Yessšss pls
Lady's and gentle men.
The future used car salesman of America is here.
I just bought my new/ used 2010 camry today….. ( March 2022) it’s only done 90,000 km’s …. I’m so happy with it.. this was great to watch lol
v6?
@@chicagoboy279 No - not a V6
50th time watching this 😂 never gets old
Nothing like drifting in a FWD Camry lol...………...
Snow + parking brake. Lol
@@Ryno-fp7pm You don't even need the parking brake in certain situations. Most FWD cars can slide a little with hard turns, brake initiation, and dirt/snow.
1st gen Toyota Avalon if you did a weight transfer really hard and let off the gas on turn in you could get it sideways.
It’s fun drifting in my fwd Malibu in the snow in a parking lot. I went into a empt mall parking lot that had a perfect sheet of snow and I practiced driving in snow on it but then went back with friend and drifted in it for fun
Drifting a FWD Celica perhaps? 😄🤷♂️
I used to drive my honda and Toyota to the breaking point when i was young and dumb but they always kept driving like new. Didint change the oil for about 50 thousand k. It still ran like new. Now i have a 2012 honda with a manual and its the best car i had
I have a 2010 Accord EXL 4cyl, only one problem, drivers side window switch stopped working. 230,000kms
Just curios what kind of Honda is it?
@@michaeltadros3151 civic
Taxi drivers favorite car! A Camry might not be exciting but they are very reliable well made car which if looked properly will do very high mileage no problem!
you just cant go wrong with a CAMRY !!!
Great video my guy....I've got an 05 Camry with over 250,000 and with just basic maintenance the thing still drives smooth and zips around like a champ. I'll never sell it and the things I've been able to tetris in this car is ridiculous..great trunk size and easy to work on too.
I got a used 2011 Camry as my current and first car and boy do I like driving it better than the cars I practiced with
this is one of the most comfortable, safe, and reliable cars. i love mine
High mileage: Exists
Toyota Camry: huhhhh?
Bought my 2008 Camry with 150,000 miles on the odometer in May last year after my 2013 Focus was t-boned.
I don’t regret it for a second. Has an aux port, ice cold AC, a reliable 4 banger, and comfortable seats and ample leg room.
Everything a person who cares for function needs to get around.
Yo I almost had an asthma attack watching you smack those seats!
Him, not Scotty
2007 Toyota Camry 900 bucks garage kept well maintenance 83,000 miles all praise to the most high
I know how this guy feels for sure. I used to own a 2004 Toyota Corolla with just over 200,000 kilometres. It was bought in 2006 by my mom gently used. I believe it had less than 10,000 kilometres at that point. We continued to drive across Canada from Halifax to Abbotsford, that is like going from Maine to Seattle, just a little bit longer. We then took it from Western Canada to the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas last Summer. We also drove to the ski hills a lot. It also had a manual transmission. We drove for 15 years as a daily driver for commutes on highways in the cold winters and rainy seasons. Other than a 5-10 dollar starter pin that got worn out after 8 years which supposed to be five years (knowing Toyota’s) it never broke down once.
It was an amazing timeless car for us. Then very recently some young guy in a black Dodge Ram truck rear ended it and now it was just written off by our car insurance company. :(!!! I was in the process off inheriting the car after 15 years of patiently waiting for its inheritance.
4:28 I freaking lost it. 😂😂🤣🤣
Ahh the 2az... I remember mine like yesterday. Quart of oil every thousand miles, and Toyota's refusal to correct the issue, even though it was under a TSB and failed all of their tests to qualify for the fix..
I’ve been a staunch Honda guy for 25 years!!
I despise the new CVT trannys & tiny turbo engines so I just bought my 1st Toyota last week- a Camry SE because my brother had an employee discount. I friggin love it!!
Just got an 2008 Camry XLE in January as my first car. Only an oil change. I call it the F-18 because it is SO FAST AND SO RELIABLE!
I have a 2011 Venza 3.5 V6 AWD and love it. They say the venza is like the Camry with a V6 engine. Had it for 3 months now. Has 93k miles on it. Very comfortable spacious ride.
John F by the way camry xle is the one with v6 LE is v4
"This plush fabric seating". Then a plume of dust bellows up from the seat. BAHAHAHA
Shows this car was actually driven like real cars are.
Despite the 11 years of abuse lmao 🤣 dat part got me dying specially the it refuses to die 💀😂😂😂
Fr 😂😂😂
My 1998 v6 camry has done 34000 kms and still runs like a brand new car and it’s awsome most reliable car that i have ever driven
A o6 is going to be my only child’s bday. She was born in 06.
If I don’t trust my only child in a car dad can afford then I would never gift her the yota. I’m buying it for 2k off a family freind, older young lady. Then I’m putting a grand into running it up from the “ground” up. I’m a working godly dude. Almost 4d. This is her car. Love ya kiddo
Toyota's never die !
These camry are next in line for the 50 more years you'll still see one on the roads. Like how we still see a 1990-99 camry everywhere in the city.
As a 95 Camry owner that part is true
1990s Camrys are everywhere in Australia too. Amazingly, the compulsory gov fees per year (~$1000) are the same as what the car is worth... And they are still everywhere!
@@southerncharity7928 I saw that when I was in Australia I'm like Camrys are everywhere
Yes, Proud & Sentimental owner of a Special Toyota Camry Solara V6 SLE.
I have a 1999 Camry with 93K on it you are right I see a lot of them in my area there are two or three right in my neighborhood.
Just bought a used 09 Camry. Love it. Thanks scotty
For how much $, miles and what trim? I am looking to buy 1 as well.
I bought it a month ago.
@@ishanasperfect how's it
TacoABeast 83 how much did you payed for it man?
I have a 2009 Camry LE with 195k miles and I’ve barely done anything other than routine maintenance. Best car I’ve ever owned.
Yes I have the dreaded oil consumption problem too
I'm 20 and I just got the 2005 Toyota Camry as my first car. I'm excited to drive it.