2005 Toyota Camry XLE V6 3.0L Driving & Walkaround POV | Binaural Sound Experience
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2005 Toyota Camry XLE V6
3.0L 210hp @5,800rpm 222lb-ft @4,400rpm
20 city / 28 highway
3,428lbs
5-speed automatic
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This car isn’t even breaking a sweat while merging on the highway! I’d reckon it’d be quite easy not to notice oneself speeding!
Got a 2002 camry xle with the 4cyl and 118k miles, interior is mostly flawless, its turning into my new favorite car 😊
Nice car. Still will outlast many other brands if taken care of properly. This Camry is so quiet too!
Very reliable cars. Have a 4 cylinder version (XLE) with 210k miles that looks every bit as new as this one and runs great, too. Amazing cars.
Yes they are. Funny thing is, though, three weeks after I write that comment my Camry made me mad and blew its head gasket! The back three head bolts stripped out; super common issue on the first generation of that 2.4 4 cylinder. But I am going to keep the car anyway and try to forgive it lol
Man, that is sad. Supposedly, the 2.4s weren't supposed to have that issue unless the engines were overheated. Mine never overheated but stripped those back three bolts out anyway. It started as a gurgling/waterfall noise when starting the vehicle on a cold morning that would go away after one or two accelerations, then gradually became worse and worse until it was constantly making the noise. When coming to a stop, there was this Niagra Falls-like noise that was highly disconcerting. Then, it finally blew the head gasket.
Anyway, as frustrated as I am with that Camry, I still know better than to give up on it entirely. That was just a mistake that Toyota made and they later fixed, so I can't hold it against them too hard being the first year of that car. I decided to fix it. Should have several hundred thousand miles of life left afterwards, I hope 😂
Mine has 242,843 still running strong
I just bought a 2005 Camry XLE V6 as my second car. Overall, the built quality is very good, except for the cheesy fake wood trim, and the leather seats are decently comfy, though the cloth seats of this gen are definitely better. There's plenty of rear seat legroom. The radio and CD tape player works awesome, the controls and displays are top notch. The trunk is huge.
My biggest beef with this Camry is just how light and lifeless the steering feel is. Compared to the heavy steering of my old '05 Grand Prix, which I loved, steering this car akin to driving through oatmeal.
The best things about this car are its supremely smooth V6 and great ride quality. Oh, and the brakes on the XLE are excellent.
I remember the oil burning issue of the 2.4, the head porosity of some 2.4's, the intake manifold gasket prone to failure of the 2.4, and the electronic throttle body prone to failure... and expensive even wholesale on the 2.4. I cannot give the thumbs up to just anyone concerning the 2.4. The late 2009 2.5 is great, definitely by 2010. I just prefer the 3.0 with the very easy to change timing belt. Give it a Toyota water pump, tensioner, and idler at the same time and you're good for what is it about another 100,000? That's cheap enough to me. It's 90,000 miles.
If you own one of this generation, don’t trade in. Keep it !
So beautiful I want it
I had that 2006 Camry xle, black... a year ago I bought the 2015 Camry... and I still miss that one
Curious to why you decided to trade in the ‘06?
Well! I was crashed twice at different times... I still repaired it on both occasions, because it had no problem mechanically speaking, but for my type of work, I already needed something more modern. If it hadn't been for that, I would still have it... it will always be one of my favorite generations. In my family we have had all generations of Camrys! to this day. 1982-2022. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Carro sensacional parabéns!!
If the original 4 cyl has been repaired to fix the oil use issue this is what I'd pick if not some 4 cyl hatchback. But this car with a V6 is not only a luxury car but it will last a loooooong time and then with 250,000 miles it's still worth more than you'd think. Just depends on my mobility in 5 or 6 years whether I bought a 4 cyl Camry, Matrix, etc or whether I bought something easier to get in and out of. RAV4 would be a good choice... certain years. The nicest thing about having a timing belt and these were easier cars to do that. But you get a new Toyota belt, a new Toyota tensioner, a new Toyota water pump, and seals and probably check a few other things at that 100,000 mile interval and then you're all set for another 100,000. I've seen 500,000 on these V6's... I'm sure they followed the maintenance schedules.
The 1MZ v6 engine was amongst the legendaries and a properly maintained one can easily go over 1 million miles!
Idk about that💀
@@davey3710600k on my rx300 i’ve daily driven for years now no ticks no leaks no nothing and the most major work i’ve ever had to do was knock sensors
Very nice car
Why on earth were these never sold in Europe 😭
A nice, no-nonsense V6 sedan
I much prefer this interior design. Designed by adults for adults (i despise the 'minimalistic' touchscreen + piano black plastic interiors of modern vehicles).
What’s the name of this interior design
What kind of mpg do the V6’s get compared to the 4 cylinder?
From personal experience, I can get anywhere from 29-31mpg highway, 24-26mpg combined, low end is 22mpg city.
If this were a drink it would be Lexus Lite
Good video but the audio is way to quiet. If you fixed that then it's perfect.
Turn the volume to max or a bar before max
@@ShamarTheGuy Yeah but it's still quiet. I've never had to do this on any other car video.
Сколько стоит этот машын
How much would this car cost?
It was bought this past February, negotiated down to $11,500. It had 39k miles. At the time of filming it had around 45k miles.
@@thepassinglanewould you recommend this or a le
Also beautiful car I’m just looking for something that will last me all throughout college and long drives
@@johnfeola8606 it will depend entirely on your budget and demand with features.
I bought mine (2005 Toyota Camry XLE V6, pretty much the same as the one in the video) with 153,000 miles for 6000$.
Y’all are just buying cars 😢
I wonder when I’ll get my first car
When you get a job! Boy!
being noisy opening everything