I like driving the Toyota Camry XLE. The digital display on the dashboard is easy to read and user-friendly, and I like cycling through the various readouts with the push of a steering wheel button. I also can use the steering wheel buttons to control the CD player, although I seldom do.

My car happened to be in better shape than most its age when I purchased it, with under 100,000 miles on it. Although my case is somewhat special, the model of this car has excellent reviews across the board. It's built well and is said to run forever. Toyotas are great cars in general, and those made in the 1990s are much more reliable than those made today. I've had no issues with the car since I bought it, aside from things that fall under basic routine maintenance.