Faults:

Wear and tear parts replaced over the years. No major problems.

Tiny oil leak from somewhere, haven't figured it out where it's coming from but it's not causing an issue; I rarely if ever have to top up the oil, even though the engine has seen a lot of mileage.

Rust is becoming an issue however, but it is over 20 years old!

Oh and the A/C stopped working long ago, never bothered to repair. Leather seats also looking worn now.

General Comments:

What can I say about the Camry that has not already been said on here in hundreds of other reviews? Probably not much, but the reason people like these cars is simple - they are reliable and durable and there are not many cars made today that will hold up like this car has in over 20 years. I love 1990s / early 2000s Toyota.

The car is smooth to drive and the interior is very comfortable. 3.0 V6 is fast when you need it, not very economical by today's standard however.

I quite like how it looks, with light grey paintwork and alloy wheels.

I'll keep it so long as it keeps going! The engine is noisier now but no apparent issues. I never missed an oil change, but believe it or not I don't think the previous owner cared for it too much, certainly not as much as I have.

Faults:

Almost no issues aside from a recent head gasket problem. The car ran great for years, but apparently has a known issue with stripping head bolts because of the aluminum block.

General Comments:

I would definitely get another Toyota, but I would be wary of cars this old. I thought it would last up to 200,000 miles if properly maintained, but not in my case. I liked the ride, reliability, and the cost to own my Camry, but I would really consider getting one this old again.

Faults:

One thing that I have disliked about this car is that it pulls left for no reason.

Another problem is that I want to put subwoofers in the car. And I had everything to do it until I found out that in order to put in a new head unit for the stereo, I would need to buy a $150 adapter harness; there goes a day of my life and $400 down the drain. Ended up reselling all my stuff. Got most of my money back.

Faults:

Nothing went wrong on my Camry until someone totaled it by hitting me head-on.

The only complaint I had with it was that the wheel covers seemed to stick out further than the tires, so it was very easy to scratch those by hitting a curb, and they were expensive to replace (about $85 each).

And it was hard to parallel park, because it was hard to see out the back window when parking.

But other than those two things, I really loved my Camry.

General Comments:

Comfortable ride and roomy interior.

Easy to do routine maintenance at home instead of having to pay the dealer.

Very safe vehicle.

Faults:

This car has been a dream car.

I got exactly what I wanted from the dealer at the price I had in mind in 2002 (after walking away and going home 3 times!) that is.

I got everything from the moon roof, leather interior, and spoiler -- I didn't like the colors though so wound up with black, silver interior.

The only negative we would say is the paint job alligators -- it never looked that great from day one.

General Comments:

I bought this car for the ease of handling and leg room, because I have tall kids.

The cassette tape/single CD player sucks but...

I've driven in rain, snow, desert... never any problem.

Most importantly, I've never had any kind of A/C, tranny, or engine trouble, and I drive in Houston traffic daily.

The only thing I've ever needed on this car was tires -- having put all but 41 of 77k miles, I'm on my third set.

No timing belt to change, so I don't expect future engine problems either.

Because of the seats laying down and open to the trunk, I have carried lots of things we never dreamed, i.e., carpet, tables, chairs, etc.

We are looking again because my 20 YO is getting this Camry now, but I'm afraid to get another car because this one has been so perfect.