I bought my Camry with just under 100,000 miles and so far have had to make just one repair on it besides oil changes and regular maintenance. It's a six-cylinder, so when I need to give it a little gas when I am in traffic it's never an issue. I always know it will turn over in the morning, and I know parts and fixes will never be an issue because the Camry is such a common model. This model is also more recent than Toyota's recalls, so I'm not worried about anything failing or defective parts. So far the performance has been great. Although I'd like the city gas mileage to perform slightly better, the 2.5 Hour drive home always goes smoothly because the car handles and drives exceptionally on the road. It's also a mid-sized sedan, and so parking in the city is never much of a hassle because I will fit in parking spaces and can parallel into tighter spots than cars owned by friends. The car is starting to show its age slightly, but nothing has threatened to take it off the road since I purchased it a year ago.

The car was a very good for its price, so I bought it. The car gets very good mileage for how old it is, especially compared to other similar models of the time frame. While all of this is a plus, it has gotten to the point where it seems like there is an issue every other month. Has had a constant and seemingly unfixable leak since purchased about 4 years ago, on top of other issues. No major issues at this point, but have but nearly car's value into the vehicle between different small fixes. Car has very little value at this point (190,000 miles), and it seems that it is time to upgrade, but will most likely get scrap value for car.