Last summer, I bought a forest green Toyota Camry from a used car place. It had over 100,000 miles, but I just needed it for one year in town driving. It has now been a year, and I have had no major problems. It runs good, and it's reliable. I have had all the tires replaces, and the oil has been changed four times. What impressed me is when I was side swiped last winter by a brand new car, and the front part of that car fell apart with several parts falling off. My car had damage to the door, and I ended up in a different lane, but I drove away from that accident. The other car did not fare so well.

I have a 2003 Toyota Camry and it is an outstanding car. Despite being 15 years old, the body of the car has held up remarkably well. There is little rust, which is amazing since I live in Michigan. I have owned it for 6 years and it has driven smoothly the entire time. I have never had any major mechanical issues, only minor ones. It has a manual transmission, which has always operated smoothly. The gas mileage is fantastic, especially since I drove a large V-8 sedan before buying the Camry. I am 6ft 6in tall, and despite being a mid-size sedan I have plenty of leg room and the drive is very comfortable. I also like that the car is so unassuming, so that no attention is drawn to it by thieves or anyone else. It isn't a flashy car, it won't attract the attention of the opposite sex, but it will reliably get you where you need to go. This car is as reliable as the sun rising every morning.