Simply put, the Toyota Camry just gets the job done. The gas mileage is quite impressive for a car. There is so much power when you enter onto an arterial or the highway. Although this make and model used to not be so much to look at, Toyota has stepped up its game and made the car quite attractive on the road. Sometimes I confuse it with an Acura or Lexus...cars that cost twice the amount. For the power, the efficiency, and the long-term value, the Toyota Camry is a great purchase.

I have driven my Toyota Camry since I was 17 years old. My dad drove the car for a few years before I received it, but it was still basically brand new. The car has been so reliable and held up well over the years. I drove it during high, school, college, and it has even survived my 85-lb. black lab as a passenger for the last five years. Last year I had to take my car to a repair shop for the first time in 10 years of driving the car. It needed a new alternator, but it only cost $250. Besides regular maintenance, $250 divided over the course of 10 years is not bad! All other parts of the car are still going strong too. When I took my car in for the oil change a few months ago, the mechanic said it looked like my car could run for another 10 years. My car has over 150,000 miles on it, but you would not be able to tell! The car still drives very smooth, and the interior is still in excellent condition. For a car, you might think it is small and not able to carry large objects, but it can fit multiple large suitcases in the trunk as well as a large dog crate. The car is also spacious enough that five passengers can ride comfortably without feeling like they have no room to breath. I have loved my car and would highly recommend it to anyone searching for a car.