I purchased my Camry after no longing needing a minivan. It was great to have a sedan again and I picked a winner. My Camry is comfortable, solid and dependable. I love the hands free phone and Bluetooth capability. I can now sing along with my favorite songs (at the top of my lungs) whenever I am driving! The speaker quality is excellent and quite an improvement from the car I owned previously. Part of the comfort of my Camry is the lumbar support option in the driver's seat which is so helpful on a long drive. The heater and air conditioner are reliable and work quickly to bring the cabin to a comfortable temperature. My Camry has a “tire check” feature that really is a life saver. I recently drove through the construction debris and when I reached my first destination the tire warning light went off. I checked my tires and sure enough one was low. I went in the store and ran my errand and checked the tire again - it was flat! I had to look in the instruction book to figure out how to put the spare tire on. The process was easy and I felt empowered! I drove the car to a tire center and for a small amount they were able to patch the tire. My Camry has about 50,000 miles on it. I will drive it as long as possible and will probably buy another.

I loved this vehicles dependability and longevity. It had terrific gas mileage, sometimes getting, as much as, 32 mpg on the highway. I bought this car through Toyota Certified cars in 1996 with 32,000 miles. It was perfect in every way. The way it handled and drove made me feel secure at all times. And, the interior and trunk were exceptionally roomy and comfortable inside. I kept it up until it threw a rod in approximately 2008 with 277,000. I then parked it at my dad's shop, he was a body man. It sat only a short time until he place a new motor in it with 30,000 miles. He drove the car until his passing in 2010 with absolutely no other problems whatsoever. Some important things to note is that I'm male and purchased the car when I was 22 and wild. I put this vehicle through all types of abuse. For the first couple of years I was more careful with it, but by the time I passed it to my dad it had endured many hardships invincibly. One day in late fall I had decided to build my mom flower beds in the back yard. I took this car up into the hills of a forest. It passed through large puddles, extremely rutted out roads balancing on pieces of earth that were only as wide as the tires. Plus many more obstacles one would expect to find in a densely populated forest. It maneuvered past all of these obstacles with grace. Once at my destination I loaded up a large load of rocks, some weighing 8 lbs. or more and drove them an hour home to place in the backyard. When my dad passed away in 2010, I regained ownership of this vehicle. By that time I had purchased my second Toyota Camry and this car was not needed. When I sold it, I did so with great dignity because I knew with the newly restored motor this car will provide a stable, dependable and economic ride for it's next owner.