Good lord man, I have a 2006 Camry V6 with almost 245K miles and my goal is to get it to 300K. See your with 367K, makes me want to get it to at least to 400K. Toyota’s are freaking awesome.
Yeah I used to be a honda head but I like toyota so much better and they are not overrated like civics I have a yaris I use fir Uber and pizza delivery and I hot 142,591 miles im kinda scared putting in alot of miles but i you just have to have a real good mechanic that's all I'm going ti say
Toyota/Lexus are the King of reliability. My 2002 Lexus ES300 Is about to hit 173k miles. Still feels and rides like new. Super quiet. Nothing is broke. Everything still works. Fit and finish is unparalleled
@@sub-zero1128 Well if you can recall that massive lawsuit/recall with the so-called gas pedals and floor mat issues that was the first one that happened. The one followed after that would be the engines for the four cylinders dunking up and causing a massive failures. Later on there are issues with RAV4 hybrids not filling up all the way. I mean the list goes on, like I said the newer there are more problems that seem to occur. The best ones are Avalon, all red trucks/SUVs. And every Lexus is great that's rwd and based off the Avalon 💯
2005 toyota land cruiser with 120000 kms... Still low for toyota but feels like new, no problem at all and the a/c is ice cold specially in dubai hot weather
I have the 2011 XLE. I love it. Has 176,000 and I know I can keep putting many more on it. I’ve only had the usual things replaced. Tires, brakes, battery, alternator. 5:52 This car is my every day ride. It’s been the best car I’ve owned by far. Will get another when I have to. Until then , we’re going to just go and go!
Wow. i just bought my son a 2011 Camry XLE with 91,000 miles in January of 22. It was weeeelll kept and serviced, per Carfax. I hope he can keep it going to 200,000 if not more. Great video.
Your car is way young, still! Do regular maintenance and that vehicle will serve you long into the future. I owned the same year model and passed it along to my son and its still going strong at almost 190K. I then bought a 2019 SE Camry, now at 16K miles it still feels like it's new. Just completed a 600-mile trip the past couple of days and I can truly say this car was a delight on the open road.
Never mind Scotty Kilmer. My 2012 Altima just as good as any Toyota plus it costs me a lot less new than a Camry. Change the CVT fluid every 30,000 miles and she runs like new.
DIY as much as you can. Don’t trust mechanics. Also do yourself the oil changes, fully synthetic. Shops will use a blend. Also Atf at 65k miles. Spark plugs at 120k miles, super easy, lots of videos on YT.
@@wesleyjones1169 these are the cars to avoid this crazy car market. you dont have the oil burner problem of the fours. I am happy with mine. will keep it for years until this car market calms down.
I have a 2007 Honda Pilot 4WD EX-L 3.5 V6 with 247,000 miles and I’ve owned it for 3 years and bought it for $3200 with 196,000 miles and it’s still going strong
Thank you for taking the time for this video, I bought a new 2011 Camry SE and still have it with 127K on it yes, does burn a little oil but seems solid, I replaced the normal stuff that wears out and just discovered that the two rear heat shields above the rear mufflers have fallen onto them . Thank you for the information much appreciated I'm in the rust belt northern Illinois . Please keep us posted on how its driving.
a while back i bought a retired taxi camry with 255k 90% highway miles , thing still runs strong , never had a problem with it at all these cars are tanks and i have seen 07-11 camrys going almost 400k miles easy still on the road today
Got my 2007 Toyota Camry 2.4G (Asian Version) still running for about 90k miles. Still feels like brad new and butter smooth. These cars are bulletproof. Can outlast any human life span if you take great care of it.
Hi Nate, I have a 2007 Toyota Camry 2.4V (ACV40) . It's a similar model as yours but I'm in Malaysia so there's only slight outlook on the front grills and tail lights but I can say that these model is one of the most reliable and never regretted buying it. Great car and thanks for sharing
Wow. I bought a 2012 Toyota Camry xle v6 in 2018 with 76000, I currently have 122000 miles on it. I replaced alternator and tires and also service the transmission and I am planning to keep it for a very long time.
Congrats man! 2010 Camry LE with 220,000 miles here and sill going strong! I bought her brand new and I'm hoping to keep it for many more years to come! The only thing I've replaced besides normal wear and tear stuff was the AC motor had to be replaced. It doesn't use any oil at all. This car owes me nothing. It's been great! I get around 29 MPG with the 4 cylinder.
my first car was a 2006 toyota highlander, my mom owned it prior. I got it in highschool and was very oblivious to car maintence. I feel super bad but at the same time amazes me. I ran it for 3 years straight without doing any maintence and to this day it is still going strong. Almost at 300k miles, but because of my stupidity back then it cant go long distance driving (30+ miles) no more.
Wow‼️That is Awesome. This is the main reason why I bought a Toyota. I have a 2015 Toyota Corolla LE. It has 138k miles. I'm going to keep her going as long as I can. My next vehicle will be a Toyota.
Own a 2012 Camry 4cyl with 155K I use as a daily work vehicle. In that car 5 days a week 8-10 hrs a day with lots of stop and go city driving. Not one issue with it. Have just done regular maintenance. Best car I’ve EVER had, it just keeps motoring down the road
Not uncommon for them to get up to 600.000kms as Taxis. A guy brings his 2018 model in for a service to our shop every 3 months, does 15000kms in that time. Currently sitting at 373000kms. No major issues. I currently have a 2010 with 228000kms, bought it 2 years ago with 181000 and hasn't missed a beat. 👌 Love these cars so much. Not exciting but always get you to where you want to go without a problem. Styling holds up well too considering this shape came out in 2006.
I have a 2010 Super white SE Toyota Camry with 211000 miles on it. I have done transmission flush and filter, brakes, belt tensioner, and a few other things but she keeps running without issues. I hope to hit 400,000 miles. Keep us updated when you hit the 400,000-mile mark and thanks for posting.
@@gimne I also have a 2010 with about the same mileage. Mine does make a very slight rattle when I first start it and doesn't use a drop of oil. Other than that, it sounds and runs great
I am in the same boat as you. I have an 02 but I do recommend changing out the battery and starter whenever you get a chance. I did it and I live repair-free in my head haha. Oh and spark plugs are like less than $10 total.
Awesome. I would be definitely fix the PVC, provided you do not create bigger problems due to corrosion. ! have a 2006 Matrix 4WD with 204, 000 miles and runs perfect. The 4WD has required repairs twice, but otherwise it's the best corolla wagon ever. I have bought a ton of tools with the money saved doing maint/repairs myself, and still saved thousands.
I have a 2011 Camry XLE with the 2.5 4 cylinder. I have a 148 K on it currently. I drive it 92 miles highway round trip almost daily. Great car. Some very slight design issues that I am sure have been changed. (Non swing in mirrors, all the hardware for fold down rear seats but it doesn’t fold down. Dash lights are “automatic” and sometimes they are needed and they don’t come on ... non spin on oil filter and the filter housing is a polymer plastic but I never had any issue)
I had a 1996 Toyota Camry V6 a while ago, it had almost 600K miles, still drive perfectly. The only problem was, I got into a car accident and bent the frame. I could’ve kept driving that car if I could but was deem not safe. Engine and everything was still fine, but the frame was bent.
Sane I had a 96 4cyl sane thing car and engine were driving fine the stupid lady was impatient and ✂️ me off making a left turn right there and than no airbag no nothing but the whole front was totalled and they said the frame was bent that was it's last chapter it's sad because me and my mom was sharing that car
I have a Lexus Es330 04' with 130K miles and it is still basically in showroom condition. Canadian car with very minimal rust. Nothing beats Toyota/Lexus quality bar none
I got a 07 Avalon at 132k for 3200 and that was the best 3200 I ever spent. I'm like at 160 now and hardly had to do anything to it. Love that car. Toyota Lexus is the best
I have a 2010 Camry LE with the same motor. Has 93,000 miles and it’s my moms car but I’ve gotten old enough to take care of it now. It was maintained by mechanics of course and they didn’t take care of it the best and I’m so glad I can come in and take care of it. I’ve done an oil change with AMSOIL OE oil and changed the air filter as it was absolutely filthy and I cleaned the MAF sensor, put some AMSOIL fuel cleaner and it’s been driving so much better. I plan on changing the oil again, transmission flush with AMSOIL fluid and also changing the trans filter and cleaning the magnets, of course the PCV valve and yeah the power steering pumps in the way of the darn thing but I’ll pull the intake manifold and change that gasket as well as changing that valve and line, put some AMSOIL Heavy Duty Metal protector on the suspension so it’ll never rust and I wash the car frequently now. Oh I’m going to also powerfoam it to clean the valves and mainly throttle body. It’s an absolute tank and it drives great.
I got my 98 Honda accord EX-L v6 422k miles only thing I've done is oil changes brake pads tires batterie and timing belt.. car still looks brand new no rips in the leather no fade in the paint and passes California smog every time
I had a 90 pontiac 6000 V6 that I racked up 495K on before I wrecked it. Original engine and trans. Original R-12 charge in the air conditioner. Didn't use any oil and it shifted smooth. Only thing outside of routine maintenance and fluid changes was two alternators and a water pump and a heater core. I still got 28 MPG when I wrecked it. At 350K I replaced shocks and struts and ball joints. Car was in mint condition. No rust problems in the southeast. Interior had no rips or tears. Like yours driver seat was worn and the headliner was starting to sag. I've never had another car match the reliability of that one.
I drove two company vehicles back then, a '90 6000 and an '89 Celebrity. Both rock-solid with the 4-cyl & I put lots of miles on each vehicle. Never had a minute's trouble from either of them. They were a bit slow in-town (not too bad, though)but cruised well on road trips. Too bad we don't have choices like those these days from American mfg's. Enjoyed your story.
@@robjones8733 don't recall one being available with a 3.3. Mine had a 3.1. My grandmother's had a 2.8. Basically the same motor, just different strokes. I believe the 3.3 and 3.8 motors were the same blocks. I remember seeing them in various Buick and Olds throughout the 90s. I believe they were available in the Grand Ams too.
@@topher8634 gotcha, my 94 Ciera is also a 3.1--good little engine, gotta get ready to put lower intake manifold gaskets on it, hope it will wait for Spring.
Bought the exact one for my mother in law and yeah it burns oil, it has a little bit over 200k miles. Those valves need to be updated but we don't want to spend the cash either lol.
My 2011 chevy camaro v6 Rs, bought it new in 2010 now just hit 176k miles. Timing chain $2.5k at 120k miles, both catalytic converter‘s $1.8k at 100k miles. Same struts on-need to replace soon. Passenger airbag seat sensor still out which is a $800 Chevy scam that hit many camaro owners. But the car still running
To me, there are few things more satisfying than a high mileage vehicle. It speaks volumes about the owner(s). Because no matter how legendary a make or model is with regards to reliability and/or longevity, it means little if the owner(s) aren’t conscientious about maintenance. I bought my 2018 Honda Civic EXT new on June 18 2018. It’s a 1.5 liter, turbo, GDI, CVT. Now I hear from many “experts” that i bought the worst combination of engine and transmission for reliability and longevity. Well, I’m going to put that sentiment to the test. After 4 1/2 years and 129,500 trouble free miles averaging 34.1 mpg I have little to complain about. With exceptional maintenance, my goal is to hit 300,000 miles without repair to the engine, turbo, or CVT. The key for me is maintenance, early and often.
For PCV valve it’s under air intake manifold. You can access it from left side of the bay. 14mm ratchet and extensions. To put the new one I found a way that takes little more work but can be done at home. Remove the engine mount on that side and then lift the engine with jack. Then insert new PCV valve in the hose that connects on it and spin the hose to thread the valve back on the motor. Took me about 2 hours not removing things just struggling to get the new one on😂. And took me about 10 minutes to relive the old one. And guess what the old one wasn’t bad either according to the dealer I bought new one from. If you shake it and it makes noise it’s good lol. And new one and old one made same noise. Since I had it out I replaced it anyway. No difference in oil consumption it still burned oil. Don’t waste your time and money. I had 200k miles on mine when I did this and didn’t help. I also did the timing chain and tensioner and guides and all. That also didn’t help with burning oil. I had misfire in cylinder 3. End up tearing engine down installed new piston and rings and machined the head and don’t forget to change the cam sprocket if you do end up getting this work done. That initial knocking noise at startup is from that sprocket. Once all that done my car isn’t burning oil no knocking no engine light. Basically rides like new. These cars are known to have burning oil issue after 100k. Well most of them do so just know when buying one that at some point you will be dealing with this stuff if you aren’t already. But I spent $2000 in repairs which I did the labor so saved some money. Expect $4k with labor. I would say still worth it. Because you can’t go find this Camry for $4k that doesn’t have any of these issues. Or any car you buy for $4k will not have issue. My $2k was well spent in my opinion as this car will run again for another 100k miles with just a oil change, gas, breaks and tires.
The 2013 and 2015 tundra were the very best years of manufacture. I would not buy a new one I would buy a 2013 or 2015. I drive 1500 miles a week in my 2011 camry, ill be at that mileage in no time lol. Great cars.
Hopefully I get this outta my 2010 Avalon XLS . Bought it with 38K miles . Four years later I’m at 85K miles . With Mobil1 oil changes every 3-4K miles and one transmission service so far. Just tires & brakes , & coolant services so far & windshield wipers every spring .
I have done altenator Plugs Brakes Tires Air filters Oil changes and trans service All struts Both front cv axles because the passenger side started popping at full lock in reverse so just did both of them. That's it.
Insane mileage for the SE Camry. From my experience with my 2011 camry se v6, I driven from 114k to 131k miles over a year until I traded it for an 09 impreza manual.
my mom had a 2006 highlander, it had 301,000 miles on it when we got rid of it, it needed new wheel bearings and the batteries where starting to go out. if you take care of them Toyotas will run forever.
The 2011 se won’t ever fail. Mine is at about 110,000 miles and still wakes up the neighborhood every morning. Doubt it’ll have engine problems for another 50k miles at least.
Unbelievable what a car, thanks for posting, I’m a proud owner of a 2011 Toyota Camry SE. I got about 120k on mine so far running like a champ!! I love my Camry the most reliable car I ever owned.
Has yours been burning oil? I’m currently looking to buy one from a dealer with 60kmiles on it it’s a 2ar but I’m scared about the oil consumption I’ve heard.
Thanks for the input bro. Mine is 2010 2.5. Only 65000 miles. Rack and pinion has a leak. Also changed the 02 sensor recently. What miles did u change the belt and pulley. Thanks.
This popped up in my recommendeds, Old Toyota Camrys were built to last, these machines can easily last to 300k miles. Old Japanese cars can last forever!! I still see 2002-2007 Toyota Camrys on the road today, and this generation on the roads too.
My 2002 Camry LE 4 cyl has 166k, and still runs great except for some vibrations while stopped for lights. I checked everything but not sure where the vibrations come from. The vibrations only happen when I step on the brake waiting for traffic lights. It will for sure pass 200k, not sure about 300k though.
Oil burning may be because the piston rings are clogged from extended oil changes. I do every 5k oil changes. See the The Car Care Nut channel for more information. 2012 Sienna with 230k miles.
Toyota Camrys will run FOREVER as long u keep the oil changed and keep up the maintenance. Mine is over 250,000 miles and still runs like new. Haven't had any major problems.
Congrats, cause I have a 1995 Honda Civic with 223,495 miles. Bought it new straight off of show room floor. I have title, maintenance records. I am going to drive it till the wheels pop off.
when i was buying my 07 camry in 2018, i was planning on buying a camry or accord. if these used cars are priced right and are in good shape, they sell in literally twenty four to fourty eight hours. camry came up. there was a couple looking at it in the afternoon and two more people the next morning. I grabbed it. these cars are not so easy to get.
I don’t know about you Camry. My Camry 1999 and used in 21 years still good condition and running well no rush even I parked on street in Chicago. I sold it when I brought a new car
How did you rack up that many miles already! That’s awesome btw. I have a 2012 with 190k and thought about eventually getting a 2018+ what maintenance have you had to do so far?
do a lique moly pro line flush, then change oil and put a lique moly ceratec or lucas heavy duty oil stabilizer and the oil burning will be almost fixed.
I have a 09 Honda CRV that I bought new with almost 100k miles. I haven't done anything but tires, a set of brakes and a battery every 3 years. Take care of them and they will last. Toyota and Honda builds the most reliable vehicles.
Good lord man, I have a 2006 Camry V6 with almost 245K miles and my goal is to get it to 300K. See your with 367K, makes me want to get it to at least to 400K. Toyota’s are freaking awesome.
Yeah I used to be a honda head but I like toyota so much better and they are not overrated like civics I have a yaris I use fir Uber and pizza delivery and I hot 142,591 miles im kinda scared putting in alot of miles but i you just have to have a real good mechanic that's all I'm going ti say
07 camry 145k u will get 300k
Toyota/Lexus are the King of reliability. My 2002 Lexus ES300 Is about to hit 173k miles. Still feels and rides like new. Super quiet. Nothing is broke. Everything still works. Fit and finish is unparalleled
Yes, I love Toyota/Lexus
I don't know about that because lately they've been falling apart and having a lot of recalls.
@@gsxellence what model year? 😆
@@sub-zero1128 Well if you can recall that massive lawsuit/recall with the so-called gas pedals and floor mat issues that was the first one that happened. The one followed after that would be the engines for the four cylinders dunking up and causing a massive failures. Later on there are issues with RAV4 hybrids not filling up all the way. I mean the list goes on, like I said the newer there are more problems that seem to occur. The best ones are Avalon, all red trucks/SUVs. And every Lexus is great that's rwd and based off the Avalon 💯
2005 toyota land cruiser with 120000 kms... Still low for toyota but feels like new, no problem at all and the a/c is ice cold specially in dubai hot weather
I have the 2011 XLE. I love it. Has 176,000 and I know I can keep putting many more on it. I’ve only had the usual things replaced. Tires, brakes, battery, alternator. 5:52 This car is my every day ride. It’s been the best car I’ve owned by far. Will get another when I have to. Until then , we’re going to just go and go!
How long your Alternator last ?
Have a car for 367K miles - there is nothing to complain about- least of all a little bit of rust. Those Camrys are amazing.
Wow. i just bought my son a 2011 Camry XLE with 91,000 miles in January of 22. It was weeeelll kept and serviced, per Carfax. I hope he can keep it going to 200,000 if not more. Great video.
Your car is way young, still! Do regular maintenance and that vehicle will serve you long into the future. I owned the same year model and passed it along to my son and its still going strong at almost 190K. I then bought a 2019 SE Camry, now at 16K miles it still feels like it's new. Just completed a 600-mile trip the past couple of days and I can truly say this car was a delight on the open road.
Never mind Scotty Kilmer. My 2012 Altima just as good as any Toyota plus it costs me a lot less new than a Camry. Change the CVT fluid every 30,000 miles and she runs like new.
Make sure you do 5k OCI.
They use these as Taxis in NYC and they regularly rack up 300k or 400k before they retire them.
DIY as much as you can. Don’t trust mechanics. Also do yourself the oil changes, fully synthetic. Shops will use a blend. Also Atf at 65k miles. Spark plugs at 120k miles, super easy, lots of videos on YT.
I have the same exact camry as yours right down to the paint. 238,000 miles on mine an she's running like a dream
I have an 07 Camry XLE V6 with 157k miles and going strong. Hasn't broken down on me not even once. The best daily ever.
07 camry se 145k. ours are young. i hear the v6' s are awesome.
@@subaruamazon It is and currently mine is now at about 166k miles and still going. Can't ask for a better daily.
@@wesleyjones1169 these are the cars to avoid this crazy car market. you dont have the oil burner problem of the fours. I am happy with mine. will keep it for years until this car market calms down.
I have a 2007 Honda Pilot 4WD EX-L 3.5 V6 with 247,000 miles and I’ve owned it for 3 years and bought it for $3200 with 196,000 miles and it’s still going strong
Thank you for taking the time for this video, I bought a new 2011 Camry SE and still have it with 127K on it yes, does burn a little oil but seems solid, I replaced the normal stuff that wears out and just discovered that the two rear heat shields above the rear mufflers have fallen onto them . Thank you for the information much appreciated I'm in the rust belt northern Illinois . Please keep us posted on how its driving.
a while back i bought a retired taxi camry with 255k 90% highway miles , thing still runs strong , never had a problem with it at all these cars are tanks and i have seen 07-11 camrys going almost 400k miles easy still on the road today
I have a 2008 Camry XLE V6 with 175 000 miles, I have to agree, this thing is like a tank, it never stop.
That's awesome to hear man, I have a 07 Camry Se with 179,000 miles and is running well. Hopefully she continues running well for me.
I brought a 2011camery in 2023 with 27 thousand miles no wrecks 1 owner It a gem no dents I did buy new tires but thats it! Perfect car
Got my 2007 Toyota Camry 2.4G (Asian Version) still running for about 90k miles. Still feels like brad new and butter smooth. These cars are bulletproof. Can outlast any human life span if you take great care of it.
I've got exactly the same car but mine is a 2010 model. Still strong and all I have done is oil and tyre changes. Changed the fuel pump once as well
Hi Nate, I have a 2007 Toyota Camry 2.4V (ACV40) . It's a similar model as yours but I'm in Malaysia so there's only slight outlook on the front grills and tail lights but I can say that these model is one of the most reliable and never regretted buying it. Great car and thanks for sharing
Wow. I bought a 2012 Toyota Camry xle v6 in 2018 with 76000, I currently have 122000 miles on it. I replaced alternator and tires and also service the transmission and I am planning to keep it for a very long time.
Congrats man! 2010 Camry LE with 220,000 miles here and sill going strong! I bought her brand new and I'm hoping to keep it for many more years to come! The only thing I've replaced besides normal wear and tear stuff was the AC motor had to be replaced. It doesn't use any oil at all. This car owes me nothing. It's been great! I get around 29 MPG with the 4 cylinder.
I have a 2009 Camry LE with 306,000, she still running strong
@@spinachgreens9920 That is really good to hear!! Congrats!! I'm hoping for the same!
my first car was a 2006 toyota highlander, my mom owned it prior. I got it in highschool and was very oblivious to car maintence. I feel super bad but at the same time amazes me. I ran it for 3 years straight without doing any maintence and to this day it is still going strong. Almost at 300k miles, but because of my stupidity back then it cant go long distance driving (30+ miles) no more.
Great video. My dad bought a 92 Corolla fresh off the lot. Still driving it at 300k+.
those fours will run forever.
Wow‼️That is Awesome. This is the main reason why I bought a Toyota. I have a 2015 Toyota Corolla LE. It has 138k miles. I'm going to keep her going as long as I can. My next vehicle will be a Toyota.
Nice car. I have Camry from 2007 3,5 V6 and I love it;) Currently I have 230k miles. No rust.
Own a 2012 Camry 4cyl with 155K I use as a daily work vehicle. In that car 5 days a week 8-10 hrs a day with lots of stop and go city driving. Not one issue with it. Have just done regular maintenance. Best car I’ve EVER had, it just keeps motoring down the road
I got a 2011 le , I do my regular oil changes it’s got 233000 miles runs like a champ, very grateful for that car.
Not uncommon for them to get up to 600.000kms as Taxis. A guy brings his 2018 model in for a service to our shop every 3 months, does 15000kms in that time. Currently sitting at 373000kms. No major issues. I currently have a 2010 with 228000kms, bought it 2 years ago with 181000 and hasn't missed a beat. 👌 Love these cars so much. Not exciting but always get you to where you want to go without a problem. Styling holds up well too considering this shape came out in 2006.
Old Toyota's never die,they just love to go forever.
I have a 2011 Toyota camry le...175 miles runs 👍 great.
I own a 2013 XLE 139,000 miles. nice to see a high mileage 2AR-FE, hope I can get to that mileage
I have a 2010 Super white SE Toyota Camry with 211000 miles on it. I have done transmission flush and filter, brakes, belt tensioner, and a few other things but she keeps running without issues. I hope to hit 400,000 miles. Keep us updated when you hit the 400,000-mile mark and thanks for posting.
No burning oil? Or the rattle when starting it?
@@gimne I also have a 2010 with about the same mileage. Mine does make a very slight rattle when I first start it and doesn't use a drop of oil. Other than that, it sounds and runs great
I am in the same boat as you. I have an 02 but I do recommend changing out the battery and starter whenever you get a chance. I did it and I live repair-free in my head haha. Oh and spark plugs are like less than $10 total.
Awesome. I would be definitely fix the PVC, provided you do not create bigger problems due to corrosion. ! have a 2006 Matrix 4WD with 204, 000 miles and runs perfect. The 4WD has required repairs twice, but otherwise it's the best corolla wagon ever. I have bought a ton of tools with the money saved doing maint/repairs myself, and still saved thousands.
I have a 2011 Camry XLE with the 2.5 4 cylinder. I have a 148 K on it currently. I drive it 92 miles highway round trip almost daily. Great car. Some very slight design issues that I am sure have been changed. (Non swing in mirrors, all the hardware for fold down rear seats but it doesn’t fold down. Dash lights are “automatic” and sometimes they are needed and they don’t come on ... non spin on oil filter and the filter housing is a polymer plastic but I never had any issue)
They do have an aftermarket metal cap for the oil filter
Like 701! I have a 2011 LE with well under 100k, glad to see the 2AR-FE will go forever.
I had a 1996 Toyota Camry V6 a while ago, it had almost 600K miles, still drive perfectly. The only problem was, I got into a car accident and bent the frame. I could’ve kept driving that car if I could but was deem not safe. Engine and everything was still fine, but the frame was bent.
Sane I had a 96 4cyl sane thing car and engine were driving fine the stupid lady was impatient and ✂️ me off making a left turn right there and than no airbag no nothing but the whole front was totalled and they said the frame was bent that was it's last chapter it's sad because me and my mom was sharing that car
I drive an 05' corolla le with 177k miles and still runs like a tank never broke down on me once toyotas are the best!!
Nice still looks clean. I have a 2017 camry. My mom has a 2012 they’re beasts
I have a Lexus Es330 04' with 130K miles and it is still basically in showroom condition. Canadian car with very minimal rust. Nothing beats Toyota/Lexus quality bar none
I got a 07 Avalon at 132k for 3200 and that was the best 3200 I ever spent. I'm like at 160 now and hardly had to do anything to it. Love that car. Toyota Lexus is the best
I have 2011 camry, 2.5L, LE with 180,000 miles, just oil change and battery, one of the best car brands ever...
Our 2012 2.5L Rav4 just broke in at 150k, still runs like new
2011 toyota camry.....best car
Beautiful car! Just wow!
I have a 2010 Camry LE with the same motor. Has 93,000 miles and it’s my moms car but I’ve gotten old enough to take care of it now. It was maintained by mechanics of course and they didn’t take care of it the best and I’m so glad I can come in and take care of it. I’ve done an oil change with AMSOIL OE oil and changed the air filter as it was absolutely filthy and I cleaned the MAF sensor, put some AMSOIL fuel cleaner and it’s been driving so much better. I plan on changing the oil again, transmission flush with AMSOIL fluid and also changing the trans filter and cleaning the magnets, of course the PCV valve and yeah the power steering pumps in the way of the darn thing but I’ll pull the intake manifold and change that gasket as well as changing that valve and line, put some AMSOIL Heavy Duty Metal protector on the suspension so it’ll never rust and I wash the car frequently now. Oh I’m going to also powerfoam it to clean the valves and mainly throttle body. It’s an absolute tank and it drives great.
Changed the cabin filter too and clean up those oxidized headlights.
I got my 98 Honda accord EX-L v6 422k miles only thing I've done is oil changes brake pads tires batterie and timing belt.. car still looks brand new no rips in the leather no fade in the paint and passes California smog every time
I just bought 2011 Camry with same engine in mint condition 1 owner with 86k, I hope to get as much miles as yours. I’m happy with it
oil changes every 5k and you should have no problems for many many miles!
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How much did you pay for it?
ray that is new. lol.
I had a 90 pontiac 6000 V6 that I racked up 495K on before I wrecked it. Original engine and trans. Original R-12 charge in the air conditioner. Didn't use any oil and it shifted smooth. Only thing outside of routine maintenance and fluid changes was two alternators and a water pump and a heater core. I still got 28 MPG when I wrecked it. At 350K I replaced shocks and struts and ball joints. Car was in mint condition. No rust problems in the southeast. Interior had no rips or tears. Like yours driver seat was worn and the headliner was starting to sag. I've never had another car match the reliability of that one.
I drove two company vehicles back then, a '90 6000 and an '89 Celebrity. Both rock-solid with the 4-cyl & I put lots of miles on each vehicle. Never had a minute's trouble from either of them. They were a bit slow in-town (not too bad, though)but cruised well on road trips. Too bad we don't have choices like those these days from American mfg's. Enjoyed your story.
Topher, does your 6000 have the 3300 v6?
@@robjones8733 don't recall one being available with a 3.3. Mine had a 3.1. My grandmother's had a 2.8. Basically the same motor, just different strokes. I believe the 3.3 and 3.8 motors were the same blocks. I remember seeing them in various Buick and Olds throughout the 90s. I believe they were available in the Grand Ams too.
@@topher8634 gotcha, my 94 Ciera is also a 3.1--good little engine, gotta get ready to put lower intake manifold gaskets on it, hope it will wait for Spring.
@@robjones8733 get the fel-pro set. The last time I got a set for a 96 3100 they were made of metal and rubber, unlike the OEM plastic junk.
I'm a strong believer in toyotas as I have two of them
Amazing car. I have one. Fantastic.
God bless Toyota.
Bought the exact one for my mother in law and yeah it burns oil, it has a little bit over 200k miles. Those valves need to be updated but we don't want to spend the cash either lol.
Toyota is the only vehicle I’ll buy, just for that reason.
Have the 2007 2.5l SE at 257k miles. It keeps going and going. I plan to hit 300k+ without any issues.
My 2011 chevy camaro v6 Rs, bought it new in 2010 now just hit 176k miles. Timing chain $2.5k at 120k miles, both catalytic converter‘s $1.8k at 100k miles. Same struts on-need to replace soon. Passenger airbag seat sensor still out which is a $800 Chevy scam that hit many camaro owners. But the car still running
To me, there are few things more satisfying than a high mileage vehicle. It speaks volumes about the owner(s). Because no matter how legendary a make or model is with regards to reliability and/or longevity, it means little if the owner(s) aren’t conscientious about maintenance.
I bought my 2018 Honda Civic EXT new on June 18 2018. It’s a 1.5 liter, turbo, GDI, CVT. Now I hear from many “experts” that i bought the worst combination of engine and transmission for reliability and longevity. Well, I’m going to put that sentiment to the test. After 4 1/2 years and 129,500 trouble free miles averaging 34.1 mpg I have little to complain about. With exceptional maintenance, my goal is to hit 300,000 miles without repair to the engine, turbo, or CVT. The key for me is maintenance, early and often.
For PCV valve it’s under air intake manifold. You can access it from left side of the bay. 14mm ratchet and extensions. To put the new one I found a way that takes little more work but can be done at home. Remove the engine mount on that side and then lift the engine with jack. Then insert new PCV valve in the hose that connects on it and spin the hose to thread the valve back on the motor. Took me about 2 hours not removing things just struggling to get the new one on😂. And took me about 10 minutes to relive the old one. And guess what the old one wasn’t bad either according to the dealer I bought new one from. If you shake it and it makes noise it’s good lol. And new one and old one made same noise. Since I had it out I replaced it anyway. No difference in oil consumption it still burned oil. Don’t waste your time and money. I had 200k miles on mine when I did this and didn’t help. I also did the timing chain and tensioner and guides and all. That also didn’t help with burning oil. I had misfire in cylinder 3. End up tearing engine down installed new piston and rings and machined the head and don’t forget to change the cam sprocket if you do end up getting this work done. That initial knocking noise at startup is from that sprocket. Once all that done my car isn’t burning oil no knocking no engine light. Basically rides like new.
These cars are known to have burning oil issue after 100k. Well most of them do so just know when buying one that at some point you will be dealing with this stuff if you aren’t already. But I spent $2000 in repairs which I did the labor so saved some money. Expect $4k with labor. I would say still worth it. Because you can’t go find this Camry for $4k that doesn’t have any of these issues. Or any car you buy for $4k will not have issue. My $2k was well spent in my opinion as this car will run again for another 100k miles with just a oil change, gas, breaks and tires.
It's in good shape for 2011 :)
This was my first car had it with Megan racing exhaust and it sounded amazing I miss it 😢
cringe
The pcv valve is on the bottom of the intake in the back yes removal of power steering pump is necessary
Stupid design…
I have 2010 Honda Accord ES Got 310k miles on it. and still running
My 2012 volkswagen passat SE has 356k miles and still kicking it.
The 2013 and 2015 tundra were the very best years of manufacture.
I would not buy a new one I would buy a 2013 or 2015.
I drive 1500 miles a week in my 2011 camry, ill be at that mileage in no time lol. Great cars.
Hopefully I get this outta my 2010 Avalon XLS . Bought it with 38K miles . Four years later I’m at 85K miles . With Mobil1 oil changes every 3-4K miles and one transmission service so far. Just tires & brakes , & coolant services so far & windshield wipers every spring .
great job
I have done altenator
Plugs
Brakes
Tires
Air filters
Oil changes and trans service
All struts
Both front cv axles because the passenger side started popping at full lock in reverse so just did both of them.
That's it.
Insane mileage for the SE Camry. From my experience with my 2011 camry se v6, I driven from 114k to 131k miles over a year until I traded it for an 09 impreza manual.
We have a similar car mine 07 se with a V6 3.5 L but without rust as its gets rust proof regularly
Incredible
I have Camry 2006 with 260 k miles , I drove 60 k in 3 years. Arizona car no rust at all!!
2022 Camry, just hoping they are still as reliable as they were, will be getting an older Lexus as a beater
thats insane!!
I have a 11' with 33k miles! plan on keeping her for years to come, love this video!
Elderly owned I assume?
@@Notjared138 indeed, got it when it had 17k back in 2018
Do you drive it?
@@romanc.5074 I indeed do!
My 2009 has 325k owned it since new and is my everyday driver
I have the V6 model.
Best car l have ever owned. And l have had a lot. My Avalon was a close second.
Great car!!
I have a 2011 2.5 LE
252k miles and running strong.
my mom had a 2006 highlander, it had 301,000 miles on it when we got rid of it, it needed new wheel bearings and the batteries where starting to go out. if you take care of them Toyotas will run forever.
The 2011 se won’t ever fail. Mine is at about 110,000 miles and still wakes up the neighborhood every morning. Doubt it’ll have engine problems for another 50k miles at least.
This puts US auto makers and other foreign automakers to shame!!! Keep doing your thing Toyota
Unbelievable what a car, thanks for posting, I’m a proud owner of a 2011 Toyota Camry SE. I got about 120k on mine so far running like a champ!! I love my Camry the most reliable car I ever owned.
Has yours been burning oil? I’m currently looking to buy one from a dealer with 60kmiles on it it’s a 2ar but I’m scared about the oil consumption I’ve heard.
The normal thing about toyota is that you can pass it to your son and from the son to grandson and still working like new
Thanks for the input bro. Mine is 2010 2.5. Only 65000 miles. Rack and pinion has a leak. Also changed the 02 sensor recently. What miles did u change the belt and pulley. Thanks.
This popped up in my recommendeds, Old Toyota Camrys were built to last, these machines can easily last to 300k miles. Old Japanese cars can last forever!!
I still see 2002-2007 Toyota Camrys on the road today, and this generation on the roads too.
My 2002 Camry LE 4 cyl has 166k, and still runs great except for some vibrations while stopped for lights. I checked everything but not sure where the vibrations come from. The vibrations only happen when I step on the brake waiting for traffic lights. It will for sure pass 200k, not sure about 300k though.
@@passion830217 Meanwhile Toyota’s and Honda’s from the 80s had no problem going 700k 😂
Yet another testament to Toyota/Lexus amazing build quality and reliability. Most of its German competitors are probably scrap by now!!
mercedes, bmw, vw all garbage.
Oil burning may be because the piston rings are clogged from extended oil changes. I do every 5k oil changes.
See the The Car Care Nut channel for more information.
2012 Sienna with 230k miles.
this car has had 5k oil changes since new
@@Sn0Pro7 That is great data to hear. Thank you!
With basic maintenance and check oil level regularly, Camry has longevity
I’ve got a 2001 with almost 300k on it. Keep it serviced, and you should be fine.
Toyota Camrys will run FOREVER as long u keep the oil changed and keep up the maintenance. Mine is over 250,000 miles and still runs like new. Haven't had any major problems.
I had a 05 corolla with 270k and got rear ended toyota have my respect
Hell yeah F-ing car.
Congrats, cause I have a 1995 Honda Civic with 223,495 miles. Bought it new straight off of show room floor. I have title, maintenance records. I am going to drive it till the wheels pop off.
when i was buying my 07 camry in 2018, i was planning on buying a camry or accord. if these used cars are priced right and are in good shape, they sell in literally twenty four to fourty eight hours. camry came up. there was a couple looking at it in the afternoon and two more people the next morning. I grabbed it. these cars are not so easy to get.
I don’t know about you Camry. My Camry 1999 and used in 21 years still good condition and running well no rush even I parked on street in Chicago. I sold it when I brought a new car
Good, Toyota is a daily creation.
2018 Camry 4 cyl with 203,000 miles runs great No problem 😎🌴
How did you rack up that many miles already! That’s awesome btw. I have a 2012 with 190k and thought about eventually getting a 2018+ what maintenance have you had to do so far?
@@ratedm90 probably he/she doing Uber/Lfyt or those delivery service
beautiful , but how frequent do you change your oil and what brand ?
Purchased 2009 Camry Se,with 50k miles now 174k. No problems. Just do your routine maintenance it will last 500k!
do a lique moly pro line flush, then change oil and put a lique moly ceratec or lucas heavy duty oil stabilizer and the oil burning will be almost fixed.
I'm still daily driving my 96 5sfe Camry.
I’d also try some sea foam to see how that affect oil burnage
Mine almost hit 200,000 and is 2001 and thinking about keeping it till the wheels fall off.. camry best cars
i have an 07. if mine ever goes, I swear i will buy an 00 or 01. i love those boxy styles with the tail lights a little bigger than the 99.
My 96 camry just hit 340,000 thats awesome
I have a 09 Honda CRV that I bought new with almost 100k miles. I haven't done anything but tires, a set of brakes and a battery every 3 years. Take care of them and they will last. Toyota and Honda builds the most reliable vehicles.
You can send a quart of oil to get analyzed and they can tell you what kind of wear is on the engine.
I have a 2017 with 227,000. I have the maintenance done on it like clock work. I plan on getting mine to 400,000