Can You Destroy a Toyota Camry
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- I Tried to Destroy this Toyota Camry, DIY and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Toyota Camry review. Trying to destroy a car. Are Toyotas reliable? Why old Toyota Camry's won't die. Why old Toyotas last so long. How to destroy a car. Should I buy a Toyota Camry? Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kimer, an auto mechanic for the last 51 years.
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Are the V6 Camrys from that era as reliable as the 4 cylinder ones?
Scotty Kilmer hey Scotty I just leased a 2010 Toyota Corolla s with 95k and it makes a whining noise should I take it to dealer to see what they can do or what’s your opinion on the fix it gets louder with acceleration but when I take foot of the gas it goes always what do you think the problem is
Hey Scotty, I enjoy your videos very much, maybe you could give me a advice on my Truck. Half a year ago I bought a 1995 Chevy K2500 6.5 Turbo diesel with the 4L80 transmission - so far I like it very much. But as I live in Austria these things are very rare, so are the parts and experts. Are there any special things to take care of at those vehicles? Thanks in advance for your help!
Yes.
Scotty, I love your channel, I've been following for YEARS! I have a question though: should I get an older Camry with less miles or just spring for a newer one? I've currently got a '99 Camry but was looking for another car.
"Toyota recalls 1993 Camry due to the fact that owners really should have bought something new by now"
Lol 😂
👍😁
The Onion.
No, I'm not returning this.
😂😂🤣🤣
Spot on!!! My 1994, 5 speed (yes, with crank windows) just turned 554,000 miles today - original engine and tranny! Goin' for a million miles!
Good luck, hope it hits a million. Having a manual tranny will help a lot (easier on the engine).
Itd be cool to see progress on thr car hitting 1 mil
Crank windows are for Cool cars. Like Jeep tj
G F Your arm will wear out quicker than your TOYOTA from cranking up those windows LOL!
@@PaulbylPaulbyl can you confirm it burns rubber in all 5 gears? Haha oh Scotty
Just like my dad. Been a mechanic for 30 years and he never shuts up about how good old Toyotas are. Not were. Are.
Same here and I am not even 30
Hahaha
Jesus Christ man, it’s not that deep, it’s just a car
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName shouldn't use God's name in vain, you don't believe in him fine but why is his name in your mouth?, anyway it is that serious. If you've got alot of money of course it wouldn't matter to you. But we are all tight on cash, so it cost alot to fix newer unreliable cars , and it's easy to get parts.
92-96 Camrys and Corollas. The best Toyota ever made.
”It’s not rusting, it’s just corroding” - Scotty, 2019
RestlessJack 00 2:13 😉
I've seen less holes on a spider's web 🕸
Isn't that as bad though..
he was talking about the paint, it was not metal rust but corrosion destroying the paint
Oh Look mom, it's that weird man down the street speeding in that old car and yelling to himself
WKaliberr 😂😂😂😂
😂🤣
Bahahaha
"What did he say son?
REV UP YOUR ENGINES!!!
WKaliberr yeah mom... And he's always talking about TOYOTA automobiles! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
My family still got a 1994 Camry. Literally nothing wrong but minor rust. These cars cannot die man.
me too❗️I gotta 1995 camry wagon..drives great,silky smooth,4 wheel disc breaks..she used to be Tupperware sales car..Love it❗️😁
Seeing Scotty being enthusiastic over a 26 year old, 300K car makes me happy! So full of energy!
Laymon Giles lmao
Jake Fuller He's literally GIDDY !!
Laymon Giles I like how you emphasized the word "When"😂😂😂😂
Scotty: “the electric window doesn’t work anymore!”
***grabs electric antenna***
Yep he did do that, got a chuckle out of it I did
Scotty: "The retractable antennae doesn't retract anymore"
*[Touches power windows button]*
I laugh so hard. Ajajajaja
Yup.
well hes getting old what do you expect
*grabs radio antenna
“And the electric window doesn’t work anymore”
Gold
Dawson Ginn hahaha
LMFAOAOAOAOAO
Good catch! ROFL!
The speedometer not working 😂
So what? You have a point or just blubbering?
And since it's Wednesday, I'm giving away one of these '93 Camry's.
Clean non-offensive comment
@@nov3019892008 😂😂
Lmao! 😂
Sign me up brother man.
Sign me up
Takes off like a rocket! (Speedometer and Tachometer both reading "0".) Love ya Scotty!
ddfred2u lmao😂😂
Even the tires are original,run like a clock without a battery 😂😂😂😂
Steven Andresson Even the AIR in the tires is original!😂😂
Scotty !!!!!!!!!!
What's up with this 😎
Didn't think we'd see it huh 😱🇺🇸🤣
If you ever feel useless, just remember that Toyota made repair manual books
That made me fell much better thanks a lot 🤣
You still have to be instructed to do the maintenance on the car lol.
@Dion Aldi
Where can I find one of these manuals? 😃
There are people installing turn signals to bmws
If you ever feel stupid.... I bought one
Cars should go back to being made simple like this
Or better quality
Won't work also I really wanna have Bluetooth and USB in my future cars..
fossil fuels will be drained soon....or at least during my children's generation.
Yes!
@Mianlo 2 So the bottom line is it's like a lot more dinosaurs died and buried allowing us using them longer
Customer: I have a Toyot....
Scotty: *heavy breathing*
...Wtf?!
*HHHHHHH*
*FFFFFFFFF*
*HHHHHHH*
*FFFFFFFFF*
Customer: You like Mexican food near the bord...?
Scotty: 5:01
...sorry...
My 2000 Camry has original almost everything except for alternator, brakes and timing belt. 356,000 miles.
💪🏿
Sm sm lol brakes dont count they go no matter what!
You still got at least 300k left with regular maintenance. These cars refuse to die.
Mines only 302,000! But still running good despite min maintenance!
I’ve got a 2000 Toyota Camry XLE and it’s just about to hit 415,000 kilometres. original motor and transmission car almost looks like it was bought new yesterday. In Alberta Canada
this was a 5 minute summary of this entire channel and I love it
Toyota: "How long do you want to last?"
Camry: "Yes"
Do you rust?
Camery: why?
Just took mine to the junkyard. $1200 to fix a 2000 Camry. RIP Camry 2000-2019
@@Tommmmmmyssssss You probably should've spent the $1200!
@@sunbeam8866 but then 2 weeks later something else would've popped up. Best to put it towards a new car
@@Tommmmmmyssssss it was a 2000 camry, my 96 is still going strong, every thing is stock except for the radio, and I added a hood ornament.
Scotty forgot to mention this...Another good thing about older Camry's...non interference timing belt...no valves are damaged when it snaps..
True ... I have a Honda with the J35... interference engine. That belt and pump were overdue at 200k miles. Replaced timing belt and pump but will keep an eye in replacing it in the future.
By the way, have a minivan from Chrysler, original engine with 270k miles. Good van... even if it is crap by Chrysler.
John Smith I have seen that Honda designed the engines for better fuel efficiency.
John Smith I have seen that Honda designed the engines for better fuel efficiency.
Damn good thing I'm gonna get a used 95 camry. Cuz the when the timing belt went out on my 91 civic it was interfered by the cam shaft which was bent so it would be a $1,600 repair job 🤦🏻♂️
Yep, I got a 2000 model with the 2.2 SOHC 4 cylinder, and the timing belt snapped on me about a month ago. Once I got the new one in with water pump and tensioner pulleys, I got that key, and she ran like nothing had ever happened. God I love that little trooper of a car
When 0-60 was too powerful that the speedometer couldn’t even do anything
Those Camry horses must be extra powerful lol. Can't imagine a 130 horsepower sedan being much of a rocket.
SpotOn: It all depends on the gearing. My KIA Soul weighs a hefty 3000 lbs. It has a tiny 1.6 L engine. Yet it moves remarkably well. The reason is the gearing and it has a very sophisticated 6 spd. auto trans. along with an equally sophisticated torque converter.
@@discerningmind were talking about a 25 year old car here.
Right. So gearing. I was just elaborating on a modern day equivalent of gearing.
...it was in shock...must of been that K&N filter :)
My uncle has one with 290k miles with the 5 speed, it still running good!
I too have a 99 with a 5 speed 225k. Runs great
My friends: Camry's are boring I hate them
Me: **laughs when their car breaks down**
So it is not boring at all, gives u a fun life😂😂
AnonymousForTheVoiceless sad life when you gotta impress others.
@AnonymousForTheVoiceless As if the world cares about you, why impress a complete stranger.
same
Yep, I can't wait for that moment....
My friends have a Volkswagen Jetta, an Audi Q7, a GMC Sierra, and a Chevy Trailblazer.....
This should go well for them
Scotty: I must break you
Camry: Cue Rocky Music
German car: I need repairs worth thousands of dollars
Camry: If he dies..........he dies
I had a 1992 Camry and it was by far the most reliable vehicle I ever had. Best $1000 I ever spent on a car.
0:37 That's an antenna, Scotty.
The electric window Lmaoo
So much for being a mechanic for 50 years
I figured it out. Wasn't that hard, really. One of the electronic windows failed to go up and down, and the electric antenna did or did not do the same. NOW you get it?
😂😂😂
I can't find the electric window on my newer camry. I looked for 6 hours
My '92 Camry had 400K miles when it got totaled. I figured how to change the timing belt, CV axles, and those ~$5 plastic door handles fairly easily. Great car. Towed many trailers with it, too.
martysk8r Yes. Surprisingly ok tow cars. Their auto trans just took it all. I presume they were an Aisin (like all the RWD Toyotas as well) which are known to be total workhorses.
*1:05** THE SPEDO AND RPM GUAGES DON'T WORK🤣*
All things considered
A/ Rpm gauge isnt really that important in an auto
B/ Since when do people really stick to speed limits?
Good catch lol
Eh just download an app and you have a speedo
Dash mount a phone with Waze. Better than just a speedo.
@@PHAZER99
👮♂️: "Sir, do you know how fast you were going?"
Scotty:
" this Camry takes off like a rocket"
That's why Houston Rockets play at the Toyota Center
lmao
😂
I still see a ton of these on the road out here in L.A. they keep going, and going, and going....
I saw a garage in MA that exclusively rebuilds 93-96 camrys,,,, they still sell like hotcakes
@@berniediapersanderslukso9204 Nah, steel frame and in that 93 model has both driver and passenger airbags
@@berniediapersanderslukso9204 How so? The owners die before they do? Lol
The hood struts probably still work because you don’t need to go under the hood very much
😂😂😂
I'm still driving my 1996 Camry that I've been driving since college. 😄
How many miles lol
@GRANT MCCABE Me too. I'll hit 280K miles next week. (It had 254K miles when I got it in 2017.)
me too
I have a 96 camry 149,000 and it runs like a new car
My 96 Camry has 125,000 and is Sweet 😊
I agree these Camry's were built like tanks. I still see many of those on the road.
I had 1990 Camry (2.0 gli) as my first car 7 years, and it was also very reliable.
It's side of my field now and it has 520k km in it and everything still works, power mirrors, power windows etc...
Only rust can kill a Toyota :)
I don't, the oldest I've see plenty of is the 2006 ones and newer
@theory816 if you dont like toyotas dont buy them. Nothing personal.
Specially if you live in a third world state like CA . ... :)
I think ours might have died the engine makes a horrible sound when you try turning the key. Sounds like the starter and flywheel are ripping each other apart.
I have a 2001 and 2003 Camry. 1996 Tacoma too! Great vehicles!
The only reason our old 97 Camry is no longer running is that it went backwards through a guard rail, over an embankment, flipped end over end a couple of times and finally came to rest upside down 5 feet from a creek. The impact was so hard that the emblem from the front was found 50 feet away. Everyone in the car walked away from that one.
Blimey.
And the electric window doesn't even work anymore
"proceeds to grab antenna" 🤣
I know, Scotty's moving so quick he doesn't even get the words right, and no one cares!
It's true, that's why I'm here
My 1996 Corolla is at 284k miles. I hope to make it to 300k!
You will. Listen to scotty and don't be afraid to get your hands dirty (figuratively and literally)
I hope you do ! Love those cars
I'm right behind you at 281k!
Got a 96 Corolla dx with 352k. No oil leaks at all. Regular maintenance and you can get 450k. No joke. Well made little cars.
You'll probably make it to 500k lmao
I loved my '98 Avalon. Had about 450k miles when I gave it to my brother, and it ran great.
wow 😊
Avalon engine is one of d best things that toyota engineered
Scott's son: I don't give a F, my dad can fix it.
;D
Yeah, and thats the problem with kids today... Entitled shits
Nicely savage and on point.
@@robertcarmosino6563 Considering Scotty's son joined the Airborne Infantry, there's hope for kids today.
0:38 one beer too many in the morning makes you call antennas "windows".
I've noticed that several vids
Yeah think its the wackytobacci.
Give him a break! We all do things like that once in a while, mix up a word or to, and not to insult Scotty but he is in his mid 60's he's getting older! Not that he show's it at all! No one is perfect! it doesn't mean he's a drunkard!
@@yourinternetdad5202 Or the Panama Red.
@@andrewscrazy bunch of dinks think they're any smarter
I have a 96 Camry with 272 thousand with the v6 ..
Never has let me down , hit the key and go anytime you want
Just gave my '00 Camry its last drive to the junkyard rip camry 2000-2019
@@Tommmmmmyssssss What happen to it and how many miles ?
Tommy Sullivan Nah JC Denton took it from you.
Same here with mine. The 96 V6 XLE Camry is best used Camry to get. Mine is at 197,000 miles trouble free and I still have all the orginal parts even the orginal water pump and timing belt
@@jtf-joshtfitnessandlifesty3470 change that timing belt fam
Hey Scotty, I actually drive a 2001 Camry. I was inspired by your videos, and bought one from a local mechanic, and it has done me good for over 4 years. Besides tires, I only ever had to replace the starter motor.
I have an old Camry. I do not question the Camry. I hit "thumbs up". No question.
Me too
Been driving a 92 Camry 4cyl 5 speed for 25 yrs and Scotty is right, this thing has over 240,000 mi and still runs like a sowing maching and it did have lots of power when new,trans still works great with original gear lube in it.Has the same fuel pump,starter, alternator,plug wires&cap.I guess I'll keep it.
2000 CAMRY 4 cyl.
312,000 MILES
Still going strong
Only Cosmetic issues
1 owner
1998 Toyota Rav 4 160,000 miles still going strong.
My 2001 Camry has 208k and running strong with original transmission and A/C. A good commuter car for combat driving in Manhattan!
I hate driving in the city.
My brother drives his 99 Camry 80 miles every day. We bought it for $1000 3 months ago to get him to work
I purchased a 1997 Camry xv20 this past weekend and I’m thrilled to have a simple and reliable car. I baby every car I own regardless of age so I will be careful with it and keep it clean and well maintained anyway but it will probably be good basic transportation for a couple of years hopefully.
Is your camry still going ok?
@@semklm7579 Thanks for the question, super unexpected after 2 years! Yes, actually it is doing really well and i've put many more miles on it. Tomorrow morning i'm going to a tyre shop because the steering wheel vibrates at lower speeds (probably one of the front tyres are defective) but almost no issues and passed a completely clean inspection last spring.
@@kimhjalmarsson8886 Ive got a beat up 97 one my uncle gave to me for free and it being my first car really makes me want to go and find one thats in good condition so bad lol
Scotty, I've been buying and trading cars every few years for the last half century. The most solid feeling one I ever owned was my 1989 Camry wagon. 2.5L 6 cyl with an automatic. Everything about it just seemed built better than every other car I've owned. It's probably still running somewhere today.
Loves a car.
Gets rid of it.
🙄
The Scotty Kilmer approved cars list is expanding!
1. Toyota Celica 1994
2. Toyota Camry 1993
3. Volvo XC70 2007
AND MORE!
Don’t forget 2002 Lexus ES300-his wife’s car
and more ... toyotas pol
@@ddk80 Indeed!
Old Hondas too
@@ilikeboost4764 I have to agree with you. The best car I ever owned was a 1997 Honda Civic Ex with the V tech engine. Damn was that car fun to drive! The acceleration, handling and braking were far superior to any car I ever driven.
GM take note- these r well built and has kept many customers staying with toyota
Ur days are numbered, again.
Don't worry, we'll all pay for their next bailout with our taxes, again.
Take note GM millennials....
They need to get rid of that AFM, DSF crap. Those 5.3 V8 after 2007 are destroying their customer basis.
for over ten years g m , n Toyota have had a partnership, joint venture. Toyota - g m (Canada) n Toyota - gm (USA ). USA made camry has a lot of g m in it, and the tundra , n gmc full size pickup truck....same truck........
GM repaid all of their government loan.
I had 1990 Camry (2.0 gli) as my first car 7 years, and it was also very reliable.
It's side of my field now and it has 520k km in it and everything still works, power mirrors, power windows etc...
Only rust can kill a Toyota :)
damn!
I have a ‘02 Camry
Not my favorite but it’s indestructible
Think again, if it's a 4 cylinder, those 2AZ-FE engines have TONS of problems. I owned one.
Bro I love my 02 Camry
Black Einstein yeah they are good cars
jaykay18 but I made sure I maintain it
James Christensen it’s a good car
I’m driving a 94 Camry LE that’s older than me and I secretly hope it dies so it gives me a good excuse to get a new car... but this car will probably outlive me at this rate...
Have a 93 camry se. V6 stick shift. Power windows, sunroof, 145,000 miles.
You still got another 10 years with it lol
@@bluesky2927 I wish but probably gonna retire this old girl sooner or later with a luxus. Don't get me wrong. This camry vs my 98 ford escort has had fewer problems and alot more power and has teached me how to drive stick better than most cars will now a days but again the technology difference is still noticeable. Plus I live in cali so gas prices are though the roof for most people living in other states. I envy the rest of you lol but she is old reliable so definelty worth a first car in my books lol
Just picked up a 2001 v6 Camry with 101,000 miles. Going to retire her at 600,000 😎
Same with my corolla. Toyota truly build remarkable cars.
It never dies
Because it is a Toyota!
And, somebody did proper maintenance over the years.
My grandfather's camera has 762000 miles and runs like a beauty
What year is it?
They last forever, I don't think the new ones are like the old ones though! I'm about to buy a new one!
Back in 87 I had a Camry, 2.0 little twin cam 16 valve engine and it was a stick.
It was like a BMW of that time period, but actually got you home! Loved that Camry.
Stevespecs I had a ‘88 manual Camry in 2001. I have never been more confident that the car was dead on reliable. Loved that car! Tires, brakes and oil changes
Had a 86 stick, 4 banger Camry. Once I figured out I could not drive it like my Corolla, had a blast with that car!
There it is, I'm getting my wife one of these. 35 years old and just getting her license. Looks like it will be a great first car.
Might want to get her something newer so it's safer.
Get the 95 XLE V6.
Has 200hp not very impressive but that engine is really strong.The 2200 four cylinder has bad oil seals under the timing cover.
Yeah, a new Camry would be much better.
@@IJoeAceJRI
It’s a steady 18-22mpg depending on habits
toyota camry was my first car and i still drive it
'93 Toyota Camry: takes a lick, and keeps on ticking.
Actually from doing some work on cars. 😉 I can tell everyone some of the best daily drivers are from. THE MID 90 S. 👍
So true
I have a 2000 I bought with the 2.2l motor. I found one with 37k on the clock. Already have taken it to Arizona from California. Now I’m up in Washington state with the thing. I love my Camry.
That's like breaking period for the car
I used to have one of those. Mine was 1994. Let me tell you that Camry was super reliable! Never let me down!
Sold my moms 92 after she passed. Still regret that dumb decision. You don’t think clearly while grieving. Only a 110000 miles. Look lot nicer then that one to.
Barely run in
The Toyota Gods are not happy with you my dude, only 110000? That Camry was still a baby
Also had a 92 and scrapped it for a minor accident, guess who's searching desperately for their exact 92 now two years later at 140k still worth whatever I pay
Gavin Wells I notice every Camry I see hoping to find it but no luck yet.
Crank windows are just fine by me. My car has crank windows.
they never break down
After 50 years and my car still haves the cranks work
Hell as long as they work. To hell with power windows. Even tho I’d probably want that little sliding door on my windows like on racecars instead of rolling it down
Keep fit windows
I still drive my 1987 Camry wagon which my wife got from her grandmother with only 40 000 kms in 1996! now it has 385 000 kms and still drives like a new car! Inside and out it's still like new, only a little bit of rust around the rear fenders, nothing else. Got is sprayed with Krown rust control every year since I had it, The interior has no cracks in the plastic the dash looks brand new! Great car! Just keeps on going and going!
I have classic car insurance for it now so it's even cheaper to run now! Costs almost nothing per year! I get a lot of people giving me thumbs up and looks at the car.
Picked up a 2000 Mitsubishi galant 2.4cyl. 138,000 mi looks like crap. But almost 20,000 miles later in a few months and no dash lights . $500 What a bargain
Who wants to live FOREVER.
Their can only be one. Toyota!
Chevy owners: *CLUNK CLUNK BREAK* We will we will rock you! *CLUNK CLUNK BREAK*
Mustang owners: I'm in looove with my caarrr!!!
Toyota owners: WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, MY FRIENDS!!!
It's "There can be only one" Nice try though.
The problem is that it looks hella ugly.
"There".
Just saying.
Great video Scotty, I own and drive every day a 1995 v6 Camry with 301,000 miles runs and drives as new
Great car
I own a 1997 Camry LE 4 CYL.. It has been a year and I've run 40k miles on it so far. The odo reads 170k...still runs like a charm, AC blows cold and the stereo still works. Masterpieces of the day when auto engineering was an art.
The ultimate daily driver! I love this body style of Camry :-)
Got a 96 flavored camry. Left the oil cap off for months and when thought about doing an oil change, it was still by the battery terminal where I put it. Thing didn't even choke. Will not die. Cant give her up.
I valet parked back in the mid 90’s, and remember the v6 Camry. It was fast for back then.
j freed my daily is one. A ‘99 V6 manual. Thing is a blast to drive and is still indestructible. 200k miles on the original clutch.
@@j_freed I was given a lift in one once. It sounded like a sports car.
Only later did I realise how rare they are.
It's also faster then a frs or a brz
My 92 Camry 6cyl has only 71,OOO it does O to 60 in 8 seconds is the most reliable car Toyota made it rides as quiet as smooth as my old74 CAD and runs like a scalded dog
My first car was a 1996 camry with the 5sfe 4cyl auto, people didnt understand why i liked that car so much... now i have a 2001 camry with the manual 1mzfe V6, leather seats, and the spoiler. I am in love with that racecar.
awesome rare car i wished my 1995 v6 was a manual
my camry died at about 956k miles (big thumbs up) also my friend bought one and it ran around 8500miles without oil now thats crazy what other car that you know can do that.
wow😊 what year was it?
yep 90's- 2002 honda and toyota 4 cylinders you can't go wrong.
Even Nissans were superb up until about 00
HAL 9000 the 2011 pathfinder is good it’s just a frontier with a 3 row body on frame
@ Only the older manuals tho. The autos are mostly fine and cheap.
It's basically anything that was built before 1998 Asian financial crisis, and 2001 in US. All cars before that time, were built to last. Even my 95 Nissan maxima. After that they never regain the glory even after the second 2008 US economic collapse.
Can confirm. Still daily driving my 96 Accord.
I need me an old beater 1997 Toyota celica. I don't care about new cars anymore. New cars aren't build to last anymore :(
Get a 4 door. Cheaper insurance and when you need the room you'll be glad
@AnonymousForTheVoiceless Said by everyone who then accumulated mass debt and filed for bankruptcy.
The Toyota cars in the early 90s was a sweet spot of engineering, they were simply made, and there wasent much over complicated computer control of the engine. Usually the only thing that kept these cars down was a bad coil, other than that they would just keep on chugging along. Thanks for the video
They were based off Lexus as well
@@toyoscio I cant remember what model but the wiring diagram are the exact same for this year
@@fixergood Maybe the GS 300?
I wonder how many 1993 Chevy Corsicas or Dodge Dynasties with 300k miles and the original engines and transmissions are still on the road
My 91 Beretta gt is still rocking the original 3.1. has nearly 260 on it. I've owned it since 98. Sure I've done work to the engine, better timing chain and gears, re gasketed the upper end new injectors etc. I just swapped out the automatic for a 5 speed this past year, not by necessity, but by choice. As for interior parts, well, let's just say that I'm glad I have two parts cars lol. Car never sees salt but the bright teal paint can use some attention. First car I ever got from a dealer at age 18. She's been more loyal than most of the women I've had lol.
"runs like a clock"
*Floors it in L gear
*Tachometer doesn't work
*Speedometer doesn't work
*"Power window" doesn't work
But the actual clock works so.......
none of that has to do with the powertrain nor drivetrain
@@chibba5418 Exactly what I'm trying to explain to my friend, but he is a Tesla fan and a Toyota hater for some reason, he has no explanation of why he hates Toyota, whatsoever.
@@VramanNoodles yeah. Toyota builds solid powertrains, and while their applications tend to last pretty well, that's not their powerhouse.
I see tons of corollas with shite interiors, tons of broken electronics, and peeling clear coats, but they run flawlessly.
After all, we don't buy a car for the power windows nor tachometer, we buy a car to get us places
@@chibba5418 EXACTLY!!! Finally someone with common sense
My second job was at a Toyota dealer in Melbourne in the late 90's , and these 'wide-body' Camry's were known for their absolute quality and longevity back in the day. The V6 models were especially sweet. As a new car salesman back then, I drove these all the time as company cars, I had a wagon at one stage and that was a GREAT car.
We have a 1995 LE V6 station wagon Camry also....Amazing car...(just like KITT..lol...lol)...Im gonna take this car to my grave...No way are we gonna sell it or give it away...I might turn it into Knight Rider...lol...@knightIndustries2000...
In the UK the modern taxi fleet has two main car brands, Toyota and Skoda a cheap version of VW that is actually more reliable, for luxury taxis Mercedes are used. VW is also still used a lot for taxis as well as Ford Mondeos which in America is a Fusion, the cars least used are French and Italian ones which tells you exactly everything you need to know about reliability. Taxi drivers can't afford to have their vehicles at the mechanics all day. Mercedes are still used because of the perception people here have of them being that are a luxury car and therefore they are used as luxury taxis otherwise Lexus would be more widely used.
I have a 1990 Camry 11800 miles I bought other day 1600 dollars like new love it
I had a 1998 Camry for a few years, my goodness I miss how quiet it was driving down the road.
The poor man's luxury car!
I bought a 96 camry 4 cyl at auction, took forever to get the ecu replaced but it was worth it!! Previous owner cared for it well.
LMAO THE TACHOMETER DIDNT GO UP AT ALL WHEN HE FLOORED IT XD
Funny Films neither did the speedometer
neither did the speedo
The 1993 Camry was my first car. It was built like a tank and very practical. I sold it a while back and still see it from time to time. 26 years later still on the road!
The best part of the Camry is that it's a Sedan! In the world of SUVs, it's nice with some change.
I recently bought an 01 camry with 204,000 miles that runs like a dream. Way better than any other car around that year with less miles...im very happy with my purchase.
I just bought a 1999 accord with 193k. I should have bought one of those cars log ago.
A VW golf mk4 with a diesel engine of that year would run fine as long as its had its basic maintance.
Scotty that was the FUNNEST WINDOW I've ever seen on a car...........ANTENNA, I CALL 'EM❕
My dad bought a 95 Camry for $1500 and the ac is cold asf ( we live in Vegas ) also it’s been really reliable. It’s was leaking oil but we got it fixed and it’s like brand new
A powerful '93 stock Camry burning rubber in all 5 gears...🤔
must've been on ice lmao😂😂😂
@@economynotstable nah, not at all. And still not squealing tires in 5th.
Shattered Dreams Bullshit! I've got a Lincoln MarkV11 with that Mustang HP engine! No friggen Toyota could even come close to the speed of my car! Maybe Vettes, but Toyota.... Hell no!
My 79'Lincoln has original near mint condition original paint and still has the original drivetrain in it,never repaired,original radiator in it too,the factory original digital stereo still works and plays 8-tracks perfectly.HAHAHA!!(8-TRACK)
The AC has only needed recharging ONCE since 1979 and has over 400,000 miles on the clock.
The 1974-79 Lincoln Town car are still quite plentiful on the used car market.
I've Owned Various Cars; FORD Treated Me The Best!! Have Had 2 Honda Accords '86 & '92 and 2 Toyotas '90 Tercel and '99 Camry. Bad Luck I Guess..
Rogue Ranger I've had Fords most of my driving years! Got a 2004 Grand Marquis, 1990 LINCOLN MarkV11, both trouble free cars! The LSC is Showroom new, dries like a dream and fast as hell! Got the Mustang 5.0 high performance V8.. 0-60in 7.5 seconds! Pretty good for a 30 year old heavy sports car!
@@joelspivak6622 I'd would like to find a Lincoln Mark-IIV(7) LSC,very nice ride.
@@joelspivak6622 and a 1997 CAMRY LE with the 3.0 1mzfe v6 5speed with 200.000 miles will eat your lincoln up with it so called 5.0 ho and lincoln never made a sports car
I actually recently killed my 95 camry CSI. bought used 6.5 years ago with 190'000 Kms. Now in Australia you sorta expect heat problems. The radiator died 3 months ago and for several weeks the new one had teething issues, once it was all said and done the new cooling system created better pressure which folded the old head gasket. The engine still continued running, sure, vaporising coolant that was leaking into the #2 cylinde until it finally ran out of coolant, overheated and warped the aluminium head. basically a total loss. fixing it would be more than the full value of the car at that time.
Australia . is how you kill camry's
"You didn't feel like you were squeezed into a sardine can." 😁
“The electric window doesn’t work anymore.” That’s an antennae, Scotty! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
They really did over engineer those things. I have a 1990 Corolla with 408k miles on it, original engine and 5-speed transaxle, never been rebuilt (put a head gasket in it 3 years ago though). I bought it 22 years ago for $2,800. It's about as basic as you can get with manually operated everything, except it does have power assist brakes and a/c. The a/c still works, but I did have to replace the compressor about 15 years ago (switched it over to R134A at the same time). It gets 36 mpg and still has lots of power. And it looks great too. Had it repainted in 2013. Best car I've ever owned for reliability and I never get tired of driving it.
I drive a 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser 230,000 miles. It still can pass cars up on the freeway.
EXPLORTHEARTH well its a fj cruiser why wouldnt it lol
My first car was a 1970 Toyota Corona Mark II. Sure do wish I still had it!
Chip Blake: I think the Toyota Corona is a Mexican model 😂
With a license plate :"Covid-19". 😅
I want a Cressida or Crowne wagon!
Camry is best ever cars made and built to last, even when they broke, they could be cheaply fixed.
My 2000 Camry with 417k never had major engine work done, most solid cars ever
Thats cool! My 05 has 380k mostly origanal
Listen to Scotty. I have a RAV4 & Highlander. He is telling the truth.
Which do you like better? My wife wants the RAV4 but I'm looking at the Highlander hybrid. So,... guess we're getting a RAV4.
@@thisismagacountry1318 I like them for different things. The Highlander seats 7 and I use it when we are going out with the family. I use the RAV4 every day for daily running around. I like them both very much. The RAV4 is a 2013 & the Highlander is a 2016.