Love Toyota's! Have owned several over the years and can't say enough about them. They are dependable cars, good on gas and repairs. My first Toyota was a 1977 Corolla. I put three motors in that car and gave it to my son as his first car. It would still be going if it was not totaled in an accident. The Camry I own now was purchased brand new and it is still going strong. Have done minor repairs and regular service on it and it is still running strong. I would recommend Toyotas to my friends and family anytime. My son and daughter-in-law are looking at Toyotas now after owning a VW Jetta TDI and having to deal with the issues of the recall on their diesel car.

It was my first car, and for the amount of time that I spent not taking care of it, it has lasted me more than 10 years. It has never broken down in the years that I have it. Sometimes I wish that it would break down so I could have a reason to get a new car. I like how it is very spacious for a two-door car. The back can easily fit three people with a lot of rooms, unlike other two-door cars that I know. The only thing I don't like about it is it has two doors, which makes it a bit inconvenient for people to get in and out of the car. Another thing I like about this car is that it has 15-gallon gas tank, which means that I only go to the gas station once a week. I've been told many times that my car's A/C. is really fast to blow cool air, and it can get really chilly, which is great for summer days. I like how the seats are suede, but at the same time, it can get really dirty if things are spilled on. One issue that the car had is some kind of air leak, which turned the maintenance light on. It is not that detrimental to the car's health according to my dad. He's an auto mechanic who has been taking care of my car, but to get rid of it, I would have to take it to the dealership, and it would have been pricy to find that air leak. The engine runs great and idles very smooth at 800 rpm.