I began payments for my Camry from a used car lot last month. The car is white and is a standard model with only 98K miles on it. It has few dents and defects, most of them inside where the headliner and mirror cloth has been touched. What I immediately liked was the roomy interior. Despite the fact that it's such a 'small' car, the leg room inside is roomy to the point where my sister was shocked she could cross her legs sitting in the passenger seat. The seats, speaking of, are very comfy. I can sit in them for a long time without feeling like I need to stop the car to get out and walk around. It hums beautifully and has easy accessibility in the event that it should need some mechanical work (that's the reason I purchased this vehicle, the accessibility to the motor as opposed to my last car, a PT Cruiser.) The trunk is roomy and allows me to put all of my groceries back there as opposed to having to stuff them in the back seat. The gas mileage is beautiful. My father filled the tank as a gift for having just purchased my first financed car, and I rode on the same tank of gas for nearly three weeks. There's only two things I dislike about the car: the position of the clock on the dash (I have to move my head a little bit to see it), and the cupholders are a little too small to accommodate more modern cups.

This is an amazing car. Of course, just like every other car, it has its pros and cons. I purchased this car in 2016, and it was, overall, a great investment. I haven't had any major problems with this vehicle, and any minor problem I had was because I caused it. The color was perfect and the A/C and heat works overly exceptional. This was my first time purchasing a Toyota period. I'm glad I went with the Camry.