I own a Camry. The upside is 40 MPG when cruising, good stereo, comfortable ride, and plenty of room for all passengers. The downside is that the Camry is not fun like a sports car.
You can beat it for real-world safety. It can be beat for seat comfort. Can be beat for noise intrusion into the cabin. The self-cleaning engine, with plenty of HP is a good thing. They look OK.
The 2021 Nightshade" edition would have gold 19" wheels, blacked out mirrors, black rear spoiler, black letters and emblem on rear... Nice looking car but looks to be a standard SE trim.
Thanks, Toyota should do a better job VIN decoding their vehicles. It seems like if you don't work for a Toyota Dealer and know their option packages, it can be difficult to tell what trim some of these actually are. My website won't even let me change it to an SE. And, we won't even talk about the 4Runner I put 6k too much in because, I went off the computer and didn't even look at it
2021 Toyota Camry SE, 92,991 miles
I own a Camry. The upside is 40 MPG when cruising, good stereo, comfortable ride, and plenty of room for all passengers. The downside is that the Camry is not fun like a sports car.
I bought my October 2017. 2018 has 50,000 miles
You can beat it for real-world safety. It can be beat for seat comfort. Can be beat for noise intrusion into the cabin. The self-cleaning engine, with plenty of HP is a good thing. They look OK.
Not a nightshade
The 2021 Nightshade" edition would have gold 19" wheels, blacked out mirrors, black rear spoiler, black letters and emblem on rear... Nice looking car but looks to be a standard SE trim.
Thanks, Toyota should do a better job VIN decoding their vehicles. It seems like if you don't work for a Toyota Dealer and know their option packages, it can be difficult to tell what trim some of these actually are. My website won't even let me change it to an SE. And, we won't even talk about the 4Runner I put 6k too much in because, I went off the computer and didn't even look at it