when you’re hunting for a used Toyota Camry, first thing is check the mileage. I mean, I once got a sweet deal on one. Then realized it had more miles than my grandma’s TV remote has buttons. Make sure to look at the service history too. A Camry with regular oil changes is a good sign, right?
But also, check for any accidents. My buddy bought one that looked great but had a hidden past - like a reality star. And don’t skip the test drive. It’s like dating; you wanna see if it’s comfy before you commit. Have you ever driven one with a weird noise? Just weird. Overall, trust your gut and take your time.
I remember when I got my first used Camry in Chicago tough choice but reliable
check the mileage and maintenance history so you dont end up with a lemon
I remember when I got my Camry in California I’d check the service records first and the mileage really matters. Make sure it’s not abused.
last year I bought a used Camry in Toronto and it was pretty cool but you gotta check the maintenance history I forgot that part and ended up needing new brakes right after I got it
also look for rust especially in wintery places that’s a killer you don’t wanna drive a rust bucket around
and definitely take it for a test drive it makes a world of difference
Had a 2014 Camry in Michigan and it was super reliable but I had to watch out for the transmission woes people talk about. I ve seen some shady deals out there so I always checked the maintenance records first.
Also the mileage is major I mean if its over 100K I’ve heard it could start getting expensive with repairs.
I guess just trust your gut and maybe get a mechanic to check it out.
I ve had 2 Camrys and they were solid rides but check the maintenance history.
Rust was a big problem in my first one up in Canada.
Ive always loved the Camry I had one in high school in Texas it just kept going and going
Look for service records and don’t forget to check the tires they can be pricey to replace
I once had a 2008 Camry and it was pretty solid for me in Texas.
Check for the service history and the condition of tires. I’ve seen some with hidden rust especially in snowy areas.
Don’t forget a good test drive to feel how it runs.
when I was looking for a used Camry in Toronto I found so many with engine issues I ve learned to check the oil and listen for weird noises
the interior should be clean too makes a big difference in overall care and maintenance
ive had a 2008 camry and loved it but when buying used check for accident history and maintanance records my friend got a lemon because he skipped that part big mistake always test drive too just feels right
Ive had my eye on a used Camry for a while it’s super reliable and my buddy swears by them.
Check the maintenance records tho that’s key.
when I bought my used Camry in California I ve learned to check the maintenance history
those service records can tell you a lot about the car
I ve had a 2015 Camry for a couple years now great reliability but check for those signs of wear especially the engine and brakes. The last one I looked at in Denver was a mess.
Make sure to drive it around some twisty roads I feel like that’s where the real character shows up you know. Don’t just take the seller’s word for it.
Ive owned a few Camrys in my day and I really liked them. Just check for rust especially if you’re in the snowy parts of Canada. I’ve seen some with good miles that just need basic maintenance.
Ive had my eye on a used Camry for a bit now been checking listings around Toronto. Really gotta pay attention to the mileage and service history. Also check for rust and anything weird in the bodywork. Test drive is a must too. Nothing beats that smooth ride.
I ve had my eye on a used Camry for a while I remember checking one out in Seattle and the miles were just too high
watch for the maintenance history though that matters heaps
I’ve had my eye on a used Camry before and honestly the mileage matters a lot check for any service records too
Also don’t forget to look under the hood and see if it’s clean
Ive had my Camry for years really solid car just check the maintenance records and make sure the body is rust free especially if you’re in Canada.
Had a 2007 Camry years ago in California it was decent but man the engine started making weird noises. Check the service history for sure.
back when I bought my first used Camry in Vancouver I found the mileage was key like under 120k is solid
check for any rust especially the undercarriage with the wet weather we get
also listening for strange engine sounds can save a headache later
the ride quality is often an overlooked detail too