1991 Toyota Camry DX from North America - Comments

The braking system seems to be the only mechanical thing to have ever needed attention (e.g., more easily worn pads/rotors, brake noise).

The factory issued in-dash radio/cassette player died after about a year. The dealer replaced it, but the replacement died as well about six months later.

As far as mechanics go, this car has been truly stellar. I've never had a car that's been as reliable as this '91 Camry. I've changed the oil every three thousand miles and have never had to have anything done on the engine in the way of a service in the nine years I've owned it. Granted, it's not the sexiest car around and it sure isn't a performance vehicle, but this little sedan just won't quit.

I totally agree, my Camry 1991 DX has 200,000 miles on it and is STILL going. Yeah it isn't the most stylish car around, but it is a workhorse of a car. The only major problem I have had with the car were some minor electrical issues - Toyota had placed all the wiring harness for the lights and power windows right along the hinges of the doors, and the trunk resulting in serverance of wires. I had to get the tail lights fixed, because they were cut by the trunk hinge, and the passenger side window, which the wires were cut too. The fixes, however were inexpensive so that wasn't really a problem. I like this car a lot, we've been through a lot of things together.

I have a 1991 Camry too. And boy have we been through a lot of things, but I truly love that car. Mine has 182,000 miles on it and it runs and rides like brand spanking new. The only major problem I've had with it is an electrical problem in the ignition. Other than that this car lives up to its name, its truly a remarkable vehicle. Oh and for a 4 cylinder this car hauls tail! It moves. I've even put a hood scoop on it! This car is built like a tank and will not quit. I love my 1991 Camry.

I just bought a used 1991 camry, DX. Everyone tells me it's a great car, but I have a problem. Every time I put her in drive she shuts off on me. I don't know why people tell me it's an oxygen censer. If you have any clue on what might be the problem, if you have an idea please let me know.