The Toyota Camry I own doesn't look like much. It's beige and unremarkable. When you get inside, you'll be shocked at how quiet and smooth the ride is. For a car from 1997, it has held up amazingly well. The owner didn't drive it much (it had about 80k miles on it when I got it), and the few times I've had to take it in, it hasn't been due to a failure of a car part, but rather the part just needing standard replacement from being too darn old. Every time I have taken it in, the mechanic has always remarked on how good the car looks despite its age.

My Camry was originally purchased by my parents in 2007, and in 2015 when I got my license, I inherited it. It had always served my parents well going all over the northeast for my sports games, and I was very pleased to have it for my own. It's been great to me these past few years; I've never gotten into an accident or even a ticket in the Camry.