so, I’ve been driving a 1985 toyota camry for a while now, and honestly, it’s been pretty solid for daily driving. sure, it looks like a box on wheels, but it gets me from A to B with no fuss. once, I drove it on a 300-mile road trip, and it didn’t even blink.
but, you gotta keep up with the maintenance, like any old car. changing oil regularly is a must. have you ever tried to find parts for it tho?? kinda like a treasure hunt. all in all, if you can handle some quirks, it’s a good ride.
I have a friend with a 1985 Camry in Toronto and it runs like a champ.
Sure it looks a bit rough but it’s never left him stranded. Solid car for daily driving.
I ve sat behind the wheel of a 1985 Camry in Toronto and it just keeps going you know lots of character and surprisingly comfy for daily drives.
I ve had my 1985 Camry for years now driving it around Vancouver. It’s been surprisingly reliable even with the age. I’ve done a few repairs here and there but honestly nothing major. The way it handles the rain is pretty impressive
Sure it’s not as fast as new cars but it still does the job for daily driving. love the classic vibe too
had a 1985 Toyota Camry when I lived in Minnesota it was a tank never let me down in the snow
I’ve heard people say they’re super reliable for daily driving maybe not the fastest but they keep going I guess if you take care of it
sometimes parts can be a little hard to find but it’s a classic for a reason right
grew up in a small town in Canada and my dad had one of these 1985 Camrys
it just kept going year after year no matter the snow or rain had its quirks but man it was a trooper
I ve seen them go for super cheap now still running strong just real dependable yah know
I’ve driven a 1985 Camry around Seattle for years and it just keeps going strangely. The stuff breaks but parts are easy to find so it works for me.
I have friends who swear by these older models. They say you can’t beat the reliability. Sure it ain’t flashy but for daily drives it does its job.
I had a 1985 Camry back in college in Canada and it was a tank. I ve driven it through snow and rain and it just kept going.
Sure it had its quirks like the windows barely working and that weird noise from the engine but it never left me stranded. Perfect for daily runs to the grocery store
Honestly if you find one in decent shape I say go for it.
I ve been driving my 85 Camry here in Canada for years now and honestly its a tank. Starts every time even in the winter I have replaced a few parts but nothing major really. Gotta love the reliability of those old Toyotas.
That said I feel like it doesn’t get enough love nowadays people just see it as old junk but it’s solid. If you can find one in good shape definitely worth it for daily driving.
Got a 1985 Camry back in Canada and it barely stops running I ve driven it through rain snow wind all that and it just keeps going
My friend says these old Toyotas are tanks very reliable for daily commutes and honestly I can’t argue with that
I’ve driven a 1985 Camry for years in Canada and it just keeps going strong. Super reliable little car.
You’d be surprised how many miles I’ve put on it. Makes my daily commute a breeze.
I used to drive a 1985 Camry in Toronto and honestly it was a beast. I have never had a car that took the beating like that one.
Sure it was old and a bit rusty but it always got me where I needed to go.
I ve put it through snow rain and everything in between and it never blinked. Classic Toyota reliability is real.
I ve got a 1985 Camry in my driveway in Oregon and it has really surprised me. The thing just keeps going like the Energizer bunny.
It can be a little rusted but who cares when it starts every time right?
Daily driving isn’t a problem at all if you don’t mind a few quirks and rattles. I’ve replaced some stuff over the years but overall it handles like a champ. Simple and reliable.
I ve had my 1985 Camry for two years now and honestly its been pretty solid. I drive it daily around Toronto and it still gets me where I need to go.
Sure its not the fastest thing on the road but who cares about speed right
The interior is a bit old school but comfortable enough for my commutes. Just regular maintenance and this baby keeps going.
Ive got a buddy with a 1985 Camry he swears by it for daily drives in Toronto. Its quirky but surprisingly tough for an oldie. Just keep a toolbox handy you never know.
I remember cruising around in one of those in my college days. Smooth rides decent gas mileage. They don’t make em like that anymore.
man I drove a '85 Camry for years in Canada and it just kept going never let me down even in the snow it was a bit slow but reliable for sure
hated the design but that engine was a champ everyday driver no problem
I ve had a 1985 Camry for a few years now in Toronto and it just keeps going. Super reliable never had major issues.
I have heard some say they’re old and rusty but mine just won’t quit. Perfect for daily drives no worries at all.
Ive had a 1985 Camry for a month now driving it around Seattle and honestly this thing just keeps going. It’s like a little tank. I’ve had to do some minor stuff like replace the battery but nothing crazy.
I know folks say older cars are unreliable but this one surprises me. It’s comfy good on gas too so for daily driving it works great.
I’ve got a 1985 Camry in my driveway in Canada and it still runs like a champ. Honestly it’s surprising how durable these cars are. I have driven it for daily commutes and it rarely gives me trouble. Just keep up with the maintenance and you’re good
I’ve had my 1985 Camry for years in Canada and it just keeps going. It’s like a little tank. Super easy on gas too.
People don’t realize the charm it brings. Sometimes it feels like a classic car but I’ve never really had issues.