Used Toyota Camry for Sale in Midland, MI

The 1999 Toyota Camry has impeccable reliability. I have not had anything fail on its own that would impact the functionality or safety of the vehicle. The trunk is large enough to transport six filled yard waste bags, and it is secure enough to not prevent spiders from the waste bags from getting into the passenger section of the vehicle! This car has over 230,000 miles on it, and I am planning on putting on many more in the future. I have the “Gold Edition,” which has very comfortable leather seats and a great speaker system. The spoiler on the back provides for a sporty look. All of the interior controls are easy to use and access. As old as this car is, it still gets great gas mileage. It hit 35 miles per gallon on the highway during a road trip. This car is lightweight but still handles quite well in the snow with front-wheel drive and an anti-lock break system. This car has a four-cylinder engine with quite a bit of “get-up-and go” for those moments when acceleration is key. Its four-door design is practical and great for the entire family.

I have had my Toyota Camry for 15 months now. I am somewhat happy with the car. It is the newest and most expensive car I have ever owned and to this day I suffer from buyers remorse. The car is a nice size, not to big, not to small. The ride is fairly smooth. I enjoy the power locks, which I never had and the power windows and keyless entry, all of which I never had. The seats are soft and plush and clean. I had a flat tire recently and took it back to the place I purchased the car and two days later I had a flat in the same tire so I took my car elsewhere and they found a nail in the tire and no patch. Yet I was charged for the patch. I won't be going back to them for repairs. Normally I don't take my cars to the places I purchased the cars. I have an uncle who is a mechanic who will treat me right and will be honest with me. The car is overall good. It runs well, other than the flat tire I have had no problems with the car. Again, I have never had power windows or locks etc. So it is exciting to have that bit of luxury. If I had an older child I would trust it with them driving the car. I would even hand it down to them but my eldest is only 10, I am unsure if the car will make it another 6 years. I do plan on keeping the car as long as possible. Also, my dad works for GM and I would have never picked this car, my husband actually bought the car for me but I feel like he did not shop around enough and I feel like he picked whatever seemed nice at the moment. He has the opposite of buyers remorse... All the time. Not good with money, like to shop.