I bought a 2002 Camry w 225000 Miles(Pros & Cons-not much Cons!)
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- I buy and sell cars as a hobby and high mile Toyotas dont scare me off ..225000 miles is nothing at all for these cars as long as they are well maintained .
8 months later review Dec 4,2021
• 2002 Camry w 231300 mi... 
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Not going to lie, I got a 2003 Camry XLE v6 and I love the looks and feel of the car, and I'm still in my 20's.
I don't find it ugly.
Cool.Glad you like it!
I personally love the 5th Gen Camry style. One of the best models they’ve produced.
I’m honestly surprised you said it was ugly the 5th Gen Toyota Camry has a massive amount of aftermarket support, you can upgrade the headlights to halo edition headlights. (Knocks off 10 years when it comes to looks!)These are very popular in other countries when it comes to souping them up. my parents bought one of these back in 2001 When they came out when I was a kid and I really liked the look of the vehicle i’ve owned two of them and I’m on my third one. When it comes to reliability definitely a great buy!
As for me, the 5th generation Camry are beautiful designs!!!
Proud Lexus owner here! and I can say that nothing beats the quality build and long term performance of my 2005 ES330!!! Amazing Toyota reliability
timing belt /waterpump is the only major service on those cars but thats every 100k? But do that they last forever ! Just seen 386000 mile Avalon on NH Craigslist for $1900 Im tempted to buy it lol
My neighbor has a 2003 4 cylinder Camry with 558,000 miles on it.
You serious ? Thats awesome! Where you from? My next car video is this week..I bought a 07 FJ Cruiser 6 speed w 315900 miles
@@BaldadonisMike2021 Totally serious. That thing simply just keeps running for him. He told me he has changed the oil every 4000 miles with synthetic since he purchased it. It is starting to get some rust in the lower body, but we live in an area of the U.S. that uses a lot of winter salt.
330k hoping to see 500k on speedo
@@rt2255 Nice! My fj cruiser has 317000!
@@BaldadonisMike2021 i have found toyotas are just stubborn ass cars and trucks. They just refuse to die lol other day someone asked.if toyotas really last longer than others. I told him for next week when driving look at how many 90s and early 2000 toyotas ya see then look gor same aged cars in all.other brands. I rarely see a 90s car of any brand but toyota.
Mine has 420k on it with not a spec of rust and with no check engine lights
Were you from? Thats impressive and love hear it!
Pro:it’s a Toyota
Con: it’s too reliable 😂
i ll buy these all day ..looking for Lexus sc300 5 speed(hard to find) sc400s for this season ...also Lexus GS400/430!
@@BaldadonisMike2021 I currently have an ‘11 crv. I might just buy an older 4runner for the space
@@jwarren9058 where you located? rearend weeps and its not a removable cover needs the rearend to be removed and welded in a new one or replace..and frames rot away if you are in North with salt on roads for winter...valve cover gaskets suck to do..
@@BaldadonisMike2021 Nashua and yes indeed they do . I’ll have to look carefully 🤙🏼
@@jwarren9058 your local oh cool..good luck on the 4runner search..let me know when you get it!
I bought a 2007 Toyota Avalon Limited. It had 210K miles when I bought it. Now it has nearly 280K miles and still going strong.
Those run forever! My FJ Cruiser ,I sold it w 317000 !
My aunt's toyota lasted 19 years.
thats it?
2003 335k still going 21 yrs old
03 21 yrs and still going strong at 336k mies
I have a 2003 Camry LE, almost exactly like yours without the wood interior. It has 292,000 and it runs beautiful. Smoooth. I love it. Uses a tiny bit of oil but expected for it's age. Only thing is the evap and I diagnosed it to the canister, but it rins great and it's my things to do. I do all the mentaince on it.
Thats great to hear ! I think this video is 3 years old now..but Im glad to hear yours is running strong!
I have a 2005 Camry LE with 300,000 kms. This 5th gen camry was the last solidly built Camry. The car is wide and long with plenty of space, gets great mpg on road and highway and the switch gear knobs and controls are as solid as they come. The 5 speed auto tranny is smooth as butter too. Toronto, Canada. FYI : the oil burning issue was from the 2007-11 models only due to small piston rings.
Thanks for the comment ! Glad your're enjoying your camry!
The Corolla of this generation always felt tighter to me when driving.
I don’t think it’s ugly, but too each his own.
If you want to know ugly, 2002-2005 Hyundai Sonatas are truly ugly. Even uglier than the late-1990's Ford Taurses.
I like the looks of the previous generation of Toyota Camry's even better, but this generation is bigger.
Just sold my 03 Camry with 291 k, Original owner. I took great care of the car and it served me well. Ran pretty good. @291K mine started the dressed misfire out of nowhere, Tried to repair. No luck. 2002-2006 Camrys can reach 300K, . By 300K most of them finally stroke out. I wouldn't recommend purchasing one over 200K. The person who bought mine? I wished him luck on his journey.
So yours made it to 300k bro..thats 100k more then 200k Im sure people can gets years out of a 200k car
@@BaldadonisMike2021 True, yours can reach another 70 - 90k , You have to manage the check engine lights that happen at higher miles . Evap and Po 420 codes are relentless. If you do not have a emissions check in your state then you are gold.
Thank you my friend... great job
8 months after that video I did another this time car had 233000 miles..I think..lol..my friend ask me to sell it as he needed a suv..ty for the comment!
Haha definitely not a looker but built to last! Great to see more car vids pal, keep em coming! 🤘
honestly ,i am trying to find 500000 mile plus Toyotas to buy for a video just to say i owned such a high mile car..lol.. thanks for catching up on my videos and the comments my man, enjoy your day!
@@BaldadonisMike2021 Haha 500000 mile plus, now there is a challenge! Look forward to that vid pal.. 😂🤘
03 camry se with the 3.0 v6 besides the timing belt needing replaced at 100k the baby drives Likes it’s new with 183k miles now the best beater for the winter and to get to work
I purchased a 2005 Camry LE in early 2019. I used it for LYFT as I didn't want to continue using my 2015 RAV4 which was purchased new and used in that capacity for 5 months . My Camry is an LE that had 226,000 miles on it and included leather seats in Salsa Red Pearl and beige interior. I stopped driving LYFT in march of 2020 when Covid hit. I subsequently put those birdseye maple inserts in the doors,,climate control and part of the gear shift.
I have had replaced, the struts, brakes ,radiator starter,,alternator ,tires, speed sensor, oil pump points, plugs, valve cover gasket, rear stabilzer bushings and flex pipe.The dealer replaced the water pump under the 100 day warranty and charged me for labor for an O ring.Was I leery of buying a car with that many miles(now 256,000)? Yes but overall I love this car. it rides like new and I enjoy driving it more than the RAV4.
William ty for the comment, All normal wear parts that need replacing.You spent Money repairing to have a very reliable car that will last you for years!
Im 17 and i am about to purchase this car. This looks is not that bad. I actually like and would be glad to call it my own
congrats
A lot of those 2.4L had stripped head bolt issues. I had to get the head gaskets replaced on my 2006 SE camry at 187k miles. Its now got 2014k miles on it, probably can go another 200k or 400k miles. They also do burn oil too but must cars over 200k will burn some oil which is normal. The VVT intake gear is also common on a lot of Toyotas due to a design flaw as you will liley hear a rattile at cold start ups. Other than that Toyotas are solid vehicles and better made than anything else out there.
that is true w the head bolts..but at 187k thats not too bad ..and you fixed it and youre still driving it, thats great! thanks for the comment!
@@BaldadonisMike2021 I plan on driving it until th wheels fall off. I might grab a Tacoma later as a 2nd vehicle for healing stuff. Have you heard of The Car Car Nut channel? Almed is a very highly knowledgeable probably one of he best Toyota specialists you will find in here with valuable info. I watch alot of Scotty Kilmer a lot too both my favorite channels.
I have a 2002 Camry with 300,000 miles on it. Still runs really well no serious issues at all.
As you said I had to replace the water pump, O2 sensor, ignition coil, axle, and alternator. I spent a couple thousand in repairs but it beats getting a new car and making monthly payments.
You video is on point. Not sexy but very reliable!
Thanks for the comment! And 300k is great with that type of maintenance is to be expected and yes NO CAR PAYMENT! My FJ Cruiser has 317000 miles! Wish it had your fuel efficiency,lol!
Toyota Camry is the best vehicle out of all the ones you mentioned some of those American cars break down, but the Toyota Camry is at its top of its game Japanese cars for the best
thanks for the comment!
My 2006 Camry is at 187k and everyone kept telling me I should start looking into a new car and that this one is going to die soon but from everything I’ve learned in the car community, my old girl’s barely broken in
many miles to go! My FJ Cruiser had 321000 miles when I sold it last Spring! my 2012 Camry had 267000 and that was 4 years ago and the girl I sold it still drives it at 300000 miles! Im trying to get her to let me do another video on it!
I just got a 05 Camry with the 2.4 that has 245,000 runs amazing
Ryan thanks for the comment! My friend still loves the car..only issue was the cheap ignition coils went on it ,2 of them (the person i bought the car from paid $15 each from online ) we put oem ones in no issue and new tires and loves the car!
My 1998 Toyota Camry head 350,000 mi on it until a deer took it out. Purchased a 2001 Toyota Camry with 175000 miles on it and a perfect Carfax service record done at the same Toyota dealer every time. I love the dash on the car that does not have seems and is soft. Ergonomics fit me perfectly and it gives a better ride than my mother's 2016 Toyota. Everything about my Toyota is smooth, soft, rounded, quiet and has a good flow to it with no sharp edges and hard plastic. I hate hard plastic rattly dashes and consoles.
sorry for your loss! Sounds like it was a wonderful car
@@BaldadonisMike2021 the car was accidentally put into reverse while going 65 miles an hour and it probably had around 200,000 mi on it at the time!!!! That should have ripped drivetrain parts to pieces!!! Never had a problem out of the transmission but that should have destroyed it. I have been a mechanic most of my life and I would not believe that story if somebody told it to me. It still does not make sense to me that that was physically possible. I did have the number one rod go to knocking and Toyota said that was a problem that happened occasionally and they could not figure out why. I had somebody roll a set of bearings in because the crankshaft was not hurt and for $450 continued riding.
The 3.0 don’t burn oil like the 2.4 does but u don’t have a timing belt so it’s hit or miss but the 3.0 I’ve had in 4Runners and Camrys and it’s been amazing
Hey will ..thanks for the comment..yeah I did another video on this Camry last month w 2315000 miles still drives great (just sold it) but did seem to use some oil..not much about a qrt in between oil changes not bad at all...
I have a 2002 Camry SE with manual transmission.. 275k miles, runs fine 😎
there you go! thanks for the comment and let me know when you hit 300k!
The SE trim models are one of rarest trim modest of the 5th Camry. I also have an SE model. Looks quite different from the LE and XLE models. It has that look between a Lexus and a Mazda 6 with a black grill and dark spider head lights.
I rarely see these cars with much exterior rust, even after nearly 20 harsh winters. I live 20 miles south of Boston. I've owned 3 Camrys now, my favorite being the 2007 Camry Hybrid. I bought it brand new and sold it 11 years later. Man, I miss that car.
Thanks for the comment my man,i see your getting the Lexus further along with the body work and just watched your newest video on the odor cleaner for the a/c ..hope that gets rid of the mold/must smell!
It's because when Toyota builds their cars they electrically charge them to prevent rust. There's a whole video on RUclips explaining how they do it. But as long as the paint is in good shape you won't see much rust on a Toyota
Would buy it.
Jack Madden Ford, always insisted on screwing his dealer name plate into the back deck lid. That is why I would never go to him.
thats awesome !
Sold !
What are your thoughts on the 2003 Camry 2.0 1az-fe with around 160000 miles on the odo? Thanks Baldadonis.
I dont think that motor is in USA? I could be wrong ..but its a Toyota engine..Im sure its great ! Where you from Vinni?
@@BaldadonisMike2021 I'm from the Philippines. 👍
6:47 No truer words have been spoken. But there is that Pontiac Aztec...
i ll find 1 ..one day...my neighbor has a Oldsmobile Silhouette ! interesting but not like the Pontiac lol..
My 2002 Camry is still going strong
miles?
I got a 2004 Camry LE with the same body style in red, it’s got over 156,000 miles and still runs like a top to this day!
Jacob ,enjoy the car! Thanks for reaching out !
i have a 1997 toyota avalon 222,000 miles and it rides like a top i can purchase any car i want with cash but i love this car its crazy how great it starts no rattles fast pick up its crazy i few little rust spots about the size of a snot ball
I have the same year make and model camery. Just hit over 300k
Thats awesome! Good for you for not getting rid of it, have you had to major repairs or always kept up with the car regularly ?
@@BaldadonisMike2021 new struts, radiator, cat converter and starter all in the last 5 years. Bought the car in 02 and paid off in 06. Have not had a car payment in over 16 years! All that extra money to pay off the house
Now I’m at 327k miles!
Nice! A 2.4?
Thanks, pimp!
I own a 2005 xle with 238k . Purchased in 06 with 20k . I literally one problem with this vehicle other than routine maintenance. The alternator went out 16 years later. They’re a solid vehicle. I plan to push her too 500k maybe more if I can
what engine? 4 or 6 cylinder ?
I had a 2007 FJ Cruiser w 321000 when I sold it earlier this year..they run great(Toyota)
4 cyl. Cold A/C , heat. She’s a jewel. I have a 2022 xse , 05 maybe last longer 😂. New cars are too many sensors and electrical components that can fail instead of mechanical components
Do you hear a 1 or 2 second rattle on cold start up? Most older Toyotas have an issue with the VVTi gear going bad do to a design flaw. Car Care Nut a Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician talks about this. Doesn't matter how well maintained your car is it will develop a rattle sooner later. Toyota since improved the design in later model years.
225K That's nothing, Mine has 282K+ and will reach 300K before the year ends. Of course you made this video three years ago, and back then it was around the 250K range. Either way, when I boast about the mileage on mine, I get as many people who are stunned by the mileage as there are people who think it's not such a big deal.
Yeah I had a FJ Cruiser w 321000 miles when I sold it last March! They go the distance for sure
The point of these videos..people think 100k miles is too high..and I like buying high mile Lexus/Toyotas to show people dont be afraid of high miles on a Toyota if maintenance is done to it
i miss that car lasted over 300k orig mostly all front end starter alternator radiator trans fluid all orig. just did oil brakes tires thermastat radio engine mount spark plugs thats about it oh and fan belt . This is best car ever way better then new camry great quality
300K? Awesome! I bought a 07 FJ Cruiser w 315k sold it with 321k Great truck, just a gas pig ! lol
@@BaldadonisMike2021 ever change transmission fluid or still original
The person I bought it from did it it..I think I said that in video? Its been awhile..But it's cheap enough to change it! @@Brsrafal
I just bought one of these for 1600 dollars with 50k miles. It needed some love because it was sitting for about 3 years but the car drives awesome. Only 1800 dollars into it. Would be a great car to flip but honestly i kinda like it and want to keep driving it lol .
You had to put $1800 into it after buying? 4 or 6 cylinder ?
no I meant I only put an additional 200 into it, 1800 total. My bad I worded that wrong lol@@BaldadonisMike2021
I have the 2005 1mzfe and it's a rocket, 160 000 miles on the stock timing belt and I will ride it till it brakes at around 200k miles, It's a non interference engine so Shouldn't be a problem when it breaks.
never heard that before...Camry is a rocket..but ok..almost 200hp so not slow...how do you know its the original timing belt? Thanks for the comment!
@@BaldadonisMike2021 I could be wrong but I've had the car since 110 000 miles, I doubt the previous owners changed it within that duration, also I don't see any stickers or hints on the timing chain cover that indicated that it might have been changed.
I’m that 19 year old that says that😅 looking to get mine in Jan as my first car🙏🏽
Keep me posted on it!
I got a 2003 with 179k miles. Hoping to bring it to 300k.
I end up doing another video the car w 231500 miles..my friend that bought it had for 8 months and bought a suv to help his son do small jobs on his house..so I sold it for him about 2 months ago..still drove great! Im sure you will sell the car before the 300k ..but if you dont reach out to me and let me know! Thanks for the comment my man!
I have a 2005 Camry 2.4 L with 410,000 km, now I'm running into head bolt issue and losing coolant. But other than that is a gr8 car.
head bolts or just head gasket? but blue devil sealer in it..unless you just do the gasket..?
@@BaldadonisMike2021 For the 2002 to 2006 model year, 4 cylinders 2.4 L engines are known to have the head bolt stripe out the cylinder block tread. Leading a coolant leak into the cylinder, it didn't matter how good you maintenance this engine. It is a design fault!
@@BaldadonisMike2021 I have to try blue devil it did at 360.000km ago, it did buy me a bit of time, it gives me another 50.000 km and now the leak is so bad, it needs another engine.
Head bolt issues very common on the 5th gen camrys with the 2.4L I gotten my head gasket replaced at 187k miles. There is a technical service bulletin issued by Toyota but if it's a higher mileage car, you have to foot thr bill yourself. AMD from The Car Care Nut a Master Toyota Mechanic talks about the common issues on varies Toyota models and how to check to see if they have been fixed before buying. VVTi gears is another common issue he mentions. His channel is a very vaule channel to what for Toyota lovers.
I’m looking at a 2002 Camry 215,000 miles on it for 2,500 with the 2.4L I4 MPI DOHC engine would that be a good car
depends on the maintence..thats everything ..no history of repairs..take it to local shop and have them go through it..im doing another video about this car soon as my friend has owned it for about 7 months and 5000 miles ..how well it still runs and he loves it!
Thank you my family won’t look at it with me the car since it has high miles on it
Toyota Camry these cars never die the engine is very very strong no American car can beat that Japanese cars live up to their name 2021?
GM LS V8s last up to 400000 miles or more ..very reliable ...comes down to maintenance ..Toyota just bit more reliable and less costly parts..
Honda accord toyota camry from 2000 to 2008 or so are.most reliable cars ever built
I have a 2002 toyota camry le 4 cylinder with 187k miles runs great
Thats nothing for miles..change those fluids and replace the what it needs and your good for few more 100000 miles! Thanks for reaching out
Im sitting at 305,000 in my 2005 SE new struts belts alternator starter. Annnnnnd itll still do 130mph easy!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Right Toyota simple to work on for most part! Thanks for the comment(my FJ Cruiser I just sold 321000 miles)
Mike how many cars have you owned in your life?
Thats a good question ..a few ! lol
@@BaldadonisMike2021 with the S55 I'm up to 11. 10 Benzes and 1 Lincoln Town Car
5th gen camry is not teenagers sports sedan but body shape is far from ugly. Best damn car for the money. Have 03 v6 xle 325,000 miles 3 things failed alternator. Radiator, and knock sensor, all after 280, 000 miles. Solid cars and with v6 peppy, no hot rod but peppy. Every switch button light sunroof everything still works. Drivers leather seat worn of course, but interior is great at lasting luke the drivetrain.
im thinking about getting a 2002 camry with 200,025 miles... thanks!
Just make sure it was taking care of..thanks for the comment and good luck if you buy it!
I would rather drive a Toyota or even a Honda over any GM, Ford, Fiat Chrysler, jeep any day.
We are doing a update on the car soon! Jim talks about never owning a high miles Toyota and his experience with so far..
It is inaccuratet to comapre brand to brand. It is more precise to compare modle to model. A ford fusion is a better car than a Toyota camry. I have both. Why f150 outsell Tundra many times?
With honda and toyota you can drive them, american cars even with moderate miles are always in the shop. Quality does not exist in american cars, even new they feel cheap and squeak over smallest bumps
Any vehicle from 2012 to current no matter what brand it is its all garbage
Heyy,
I was wondering if I should buy a 2002 Camry, it has 210,000 miles on it and it's 3,500. I went to go see it and it looked like it was new but I don't know I'd it's too expensive.😅
I just did a update video on this car ,now w 231000 and I'm selling for the Jim the owner for $3900 But he did put new tires /starter/ingnition coil packs on it..but I had tire kickers and no shows ..He would take $3500 for as well..As long has it checks out at a shop..have it looked over if the owner lets you..but offer he him less see what he takes..
@@BaldadonisMike2021 thank you so much! I bought it, it had a new motor and new wheels, I was in amazing shape inside and out, very minor scratches. I tried it on the highway and it was very quiet and comfortable. Very happy with my purchase and I'm so grateful for your video, I just need to maintain it now
2003 325k miles, reliable as anvil
I wish I could say the same thing! Everyone said buy a Toyota you wont regret it! Half way home the transmission took a dump...
So you got screwed from the owner or dealership? Did you check the fluids ? Smell the transmission dipstick see if it was burned ?
also on the test drive the transmission would have revved high not shifting right..
@@BaldadonisMike2021 PO, I did check the fluids. I made it 8 miles and had to have it towed another 8 miles @ $215. So much fun...
@@BaldadonisMike2021 It drove like it should have. It wasn't until in got warmed up then it took a dump...
Hey man what is the brand of the rims/wheels on the Camry called
No clue ,sorry...its been awhile..but maybe if you can pause the video at the wheels you might see the brand?
@@BaldadonisMike2021 looked like center cap had infinite logo, google. I put some used 03 17inch altima wheels on mine after painting gun metal grey. Git 4 at pull apart for 160 bucks, finish was peeling but sanded and painted and on white car gray looks good and hides dirt and brake dust. Bolt.on from altima
Thinking about buying a 2002 Toyota Camry with 220k miles for $4k, inside and outside of car looks nice. Should I for my first car? 🤔
No! But ,is it rust free/have all the service records..Accidents?Leather/sunroof? How many owners? Is the car at a dealership vs owner? A/c work? I sold the Camry 8 months later for my friend w 231000 and was lucky to get $3500
@@BaldadonisMike2021 everything works and the car looks clean
@@BaldadonisMike2021 owner. Private seller, $4k cash
@@Kosherstyles24 I’m in a current situation 225k miles 3500 how’s your car been doin if you bought it .
@@jtglegend989 bought it for $4k cash, 221k miles and 2002 Camry, everything has worked great. Not a single problem after a month, just check engine light on but doesn’t matter, car works
Mine camry le from 2004 has 230.00 air conditioning is the original, transmission is the original, water pump is the original, radiator is the original , catalytic converter is the original, do you guys want me to go on? I have lot more to post.
did you buy the car new? if not how do you know? i might question few items that you mentioned to be original ..but hey..if so thats great ...and as you drive down road today ..the a/c stopped working while the transmission is slipping and radiator leaking because the waterpumped has seized and that smell of rotten eggs is because the cats are clogged..oh but you didnt say your was driving it..just that you have a le w 230000 miles...............original miles... Im messing with you my man ..thanks for the comment!
Mine is 2004, muffler is original.
Anyone ever hear of the head bolts stripping in these? Is it that common?
I dont hear too much on that ...you are removing the head ? What happened?
Mine has zero issues. Just bought tye exact car in your video. A 2.4 2002 camry XLE Japan made with only 85,000 Miles! Its in awesome condition, and clean as heck. Doesn't burn any oil, and was well maintained by an old man. I'm basically the second owner (2nd guy had it for 3 months before he got bored of it).
I just have been reading lots about this head bolt issue, and now I'm paranoid that my car won't last like I want it to!
Apparently Toyota put steel head bolts into an aluminum block on these in 2002, making them susceptible to the threads stripping, as the two metals expand and contract at different speeds. If this happens the engine leaks coolant, and mimicks a blown head gasket. Expensive as hell to fix. Hopefully it doesn't happen to mine. (Most say that if you never overheat the engine, you're okay. But if you do overheat it, then watch out)...
@@jordandudgeon346 Well you have tons of worry free miles ahead you my man! I never heard of that issue and I buy a lot of Toyota/Lexus cars ...My FJ Cruiser I just bought has 317000 miles!
@@jordandudgeon346 very few issues happen vs the millions of engines made..very small amount vs made ..but if you read or watch a video..then you might think its a very common issue ..I havent seen it personally ..yet
06 camry v6 se with 294k miles How many more miles can that baby run til.
Thats a great question..hopefully many many more miles! Im trying to find a Toyota /Lexus w over 300k so I can do video on it..
@@BaldadonisMike2021 update on that, they run well & can go to 500k miles maybe even more, Especially the made in Japan one. I bought one for 2,800 02 le made in Japan with some issues but nothing like fixing it yourself & parts are readily available + affordable.
400 500k with maintenance, see many Camry's over 400k
my camry 2.4 xv30 2005 only 330.000 km...
The Toyota AZ engine is a oil burner I would rather have the V6
whatever works for you! Do you have a Toyota?
Sexy with a the Ikon kit on it!
I have a camry with 315,000 runs like nee
have any vids on it?
Wow mines was shutting down and burning oil
what year ? this one you need to add a half qt of oil in between oil changes ..i just did a update video at 231000 ..still no issues
@@BaldadonisMike2021 2003 le
I have Toyota Avalon with 274k run good
that's great! Hope you hit that 300k without much issues!
@@BaldadonisMike2021 Well I did replace the transmission After I let my friend borrow it for a day By the next day the transmission went out on me on the highway I’m not sure what he had done to make a go out Also replaced the Alternator and the battery As well as the two axles and timing chain .
2003 v6 camry 335k
Thats awesome!
6:50 ....ig I'm no one😂
This can go to 1,000,000
I havent seen a milli on these engines...yet.. the v8 yes..my FJ Cruiser had 321000 when I sold it last spring ..they do last though!
dont forget to park the caaaaaa in havvaad yaaarrd too bad it doesnt have smaaaattt paaaarrk
That's original ,never heard that before...
Many people are just worshiping Toyota vehicles. The truth is any vehicle with 200k miles bought second hand may die at any minute. You do not know the history of them. A 200k vehicle without proper transmission maintenance may die any minute. My neighbor's 2003 4runner with 250k miles died sundenly. Whereas, He used it for towing days before. I bought my 2002 Camry in 2012. It had 77k miles, and it has 156k now. I will not nuy anything with more than 80k miles. You can still save a car with 80k miles when you take care of it after the new ownership. I also bought 06 Fusion at 80k miles in 2015. It has 114k miles now. I changed transmission fluid twice for both of the vehicles.
Every 80k miles transmission fluid drain and refill is not sufficient enough. I do it every 30k or every 3 or 4 years.
I did all the maintenance items that the author mentioned after the purchase except the wheel bearings, which are usually damaged when improper torque are put on the lugnuts without the use of torque wrenches. Mine is 156k miles and the wheel bearings are still OEM.
Your neighbors 4runner died..? from what? Covid? lol..seriously ,if you take care of any car it will last ..
wheel bearing go more then you know..we had a 2017 Nissan suv at the shop w wheel bearing being replaced under 80000 miles..
@@BaldadonisMike2021 The transmission suddenly died. He sold it to a scrap yard.
Pros last for ever , con lasts forever so no reason to buy new one
my 05 camry has 115000 miles on it but im afraid to do a total transmission fluid/filter replacement because i hear you can ruin your transmission that way
Its simple on those dont worry about! Just do it,!
why dont you like pep boys just wondering what about Meineke