I really enjoyed the amount of leg room in the vehicle. I am 6'2", and unfortunately, a lot of vehicles are just too small for me to actually fit into them. I was surprised at how comfortable the ride was, and the fact that the car lasted 200,000 miles with barely any issues at all. There are a few small details that I disliked such as the interior felt overall cheap like they went with cheap cloth for the seats and plastic on a lot of things that seemed to get that chalky appearance. The other issue that I had was that the wiper speed was pretty slow even on max speed so those super heavy rain storms would definitely cause you to pull off to the side cause they couldn't keep up. I wanted to add a few more things I enjoyed such as the car felt tough. I didn't feel like the car would just fall apart on me. Everything felt really well made overall. The car ran like a dream with just belts, brakes and oil changes keeping it going over four years of ownership. I still drive it daily, and it's nearly 250k miles now and would definitely recommend the vehicle over any others due to how much I feel the car is worth. Definitely worth six grand. If you have to pick any vehicles, I highly recommend the 2007 Camry for anyone looking to purchase a long-lasting vehicle.

I really like the way my car looks, drives and handles. One of the things I like the most is the hands-free audio system and the addition of fog lights. The LE version of this car does not have the fog lights. I prefer these due to the way they really light up the road for easier vision without blinding the other cars as it would if you were using your brights. I like that even though it is an older car, it runs great, gets fantastic gas mileage, and has many options on the stereo. This includes satellite radio, mp3 player and hands-free phone when paired with your Bluetooth. The seats have many adjustments, making it a perfect fit. The only things I dislike about my car are that the steering wheel tends to vibrate when going at high speeds (I've heard this is a Toyota thing) and that I can not fold my back seats down to carry things in my trunk. It just has a very small pass through that doesn't accommodate much.