Sold my ‘07 XLE V6 about 8 years ago when it hit 200k miles, it had few minor issues but I never did any maintenance other than oil changes. Never even a check engine light came on. Good cars!
Incredible cars. Owned mine for nearly 3 years now and not a single issue. Currently sitting at 219000kms. They are no sports car but they just do everything well. Recently put a new set of Pirelli tyres on mine and it's certainly quietened the ride and handles better. Such a solid dependable car. 👌 And still good looking 10 years later!
I found a 2010 Camry LE with 185k miles for $6,000 or best offer, clean title. Sounds like a good deal? Looks really taken care of cosmetically, I can probably get it for $5,500
@@kingdoge69 I agree you can probably grab it for 5500, and if it’s mechanically good you’ll realize it’s a great deal at any price in that vicinity, I’m selling mine with 200k for 5,000
@@sesh3508 thanks for the reply, my only worry is this it’s really close to 200k and I plan on having this car for a while since I’m in college and still need about 2 1/2 years, plus getting a job, then I would probably upgrade to something newer. These are Toyota’s though, but no car is perfect
@@kingdoge69 no car is perfect that’s for sure, but I put nearly 50k miles on mine in 3 years and nothing broke, just do oil changes a little early and it’ll take you around the earth a bunch more times if you want it to
I have a 2001 Camry with over 260,000 miles on it. It still is running. These cars are amazing. Time to move onto something else so next week I will have a 2010 Camry with less than 50,000 on it. I am sure this one will last long as well. Thanks for the video.
I bought a used 2010 camry xle, 138,000 miles. Engine ran smooth, so I bought it. At the mileage it was at, I knew it was time for some things to start failing, so I expected it. After about a month, the water pump went out. I took to the opportunity to start replacing everything I could think of. New struts and spring kits, new ball joints, new sway bar links, new motor mounts, new coil packs, new spark plugs, etc. Suffice it to say, I feel like I have a brand new car. It runs like new. My hwy gas milage is averaging at 36.9. Impressive! I'm now a Toyota convert. Looking forward to many happy years and trips with this car.
@@scottlanier5133 Can confirm. Got a used 2012 Camry with 70K miles. The leather seats are definitely a little scruffy. Obviously not expecting it to be perfect but definitely not what these Two are saying
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I just got an 2010 xle v6. 193k miles. I can hear rattling coming from under the hood at idle and during acceleration, plus throttle response is strange: under any acceleration from a dead stop, there is a delay, and the car lunges forward, then hesitates to build rpms, but then it seems to build rpms normally after that. Based off what I've read, it sounds like a timing chain and some sensors need to be replaced. I bought it bc I enjoy how fast the v6 camry is from the factory and how reliable they are. Plus it was the only thing I couldn't afford that didn't scream a word that rhymes with "spitbox" to me. I figured I'd get it, drive it sparingly, and fix it up as I go. The hood supports are dead, the driver side headlight bulb doesn't turn on (I think it's burnt out), and it has a wide variety of issues with it, but I believe in this car and I'd rather have spent the money on a reputable car I own outright than be stuck in a car loan on an almost-out-of-warranty 2021 Kia Sportage (it has 93k miles, 7k short of KIA's 100k warranty), that has a rear hatch so banged up that water can seep into the gap in the metal. Any tips or help is appreciated. Thank you.
Low miles. I have a 2010 2.5L i4 LE. It's got 188k miles now. I do run snow tires on steelies in the winter. This past summer I inherited the car. Needless to say I did a ton of work. The Camry has never missed an oil change. Done at 5K miles. But it's never required anything else. Nor has anything done. I changed the water pump to oem Aisen as it's dripping. I changed the coolant to fresh oem Toyota coolant. I changed the alternator also. All pulleys were making noise and I replaced all the pulleys and belts. I believe the salt destroyed it. I also replaced all 4 struts and springs. 2 springs were cracked from nyc as they were rusted. Also replaced engine mount and 2 control arms as the bushings were bad. I did all this work as I drive a lot. Safety and performance is very important to me. Most ppl would not do this as the car isn't worth very much. My interior is in great shape. It's cloth no holes never smoked in. The car does have surface rust under the car as it was a New England car. But nothing crazy. Pretty good quality imo. The head liner is sagging up front by the sun visor. Honda's design is better in terms of headliner. These are great car. It's needed pretty much nothing besides usual brakes, paper filters, wipers, batteries. Nothing big. Cheap to maintain. Very good cars. Yesterday I got all 4 snow tires rebalanced. As there was a slight vibration at 70-75mph. Now it's fixed. I did get an alignment last year. Mine has wind noise as well. I found cleaning and conditioning the window and all rubber seals with a quality rubber protectant helps esp during winter.
LOL, I bought a 2010 Camry LE around the same time this video came out. It had only gone 120k km (75k miles), and it still runs smooth. If this car is as reliable as people say, I plan to make this my baby for another ten years. So proud of this purchase!
2011 here xle V6. 135k. Only part that had gone bad was premature water pump for original owner under warranty. For me one O2 sensor. I did choose to replace front suspension parts at 125k just to get the tight new feel. Headlights yellowed and I corrected with cerakote
To be honest, I like the older Toyota cars because they used to look like Lexus cars, especially the interior. They were more luxurious and had better features. The newer Toyota cars, however, have more modern styling and different features. I prefer the earlier models for their classic look.
Have a 2010 Camry with almost 200 K miles. Daily commuter car. Owned for 6 years and have had power steering line fixed, muffler and 2 sets of brakes. Change my own oil and filter about every 6-8000 miles with full synthetic.
Hey man, I am a professional body repair and paint technician and I can tell you with 100% certainty that the cracking area you have is actually a failing body repair. That is what happens when moisture gets trapped underneath bondo filler or primer. I work at a dealer bodyshop and we do transport damage repair on brand new vehicles all the time. The customer is only notified of the repair if the damage is structural. So chances are, something damaged your vehicle before it was ever sold, and they repaired it before it was put on the lot.
Use WD-40 on the headlamp lenses to clear them up ,it works for me. But because I have to park it outside, the lenses fog up after a few months. I have the 2012 XLE. Nice car...
I own one 2010 XLE good car. one thing is when or if you have to remove the battery the idle setting will be erased and it will stall. there are videos on how to reset the idle after a new battery install. it's helpful to know. my car has an aftermarket touchscreen radio with an amp excellent sound system.
Wow seeing this video, you pointed out all the minor stuff, you were almost being nitpicky because it a Toyota, had it been a range...the video would've been an hour long. This video shows the amazing reliability of the Toyota. Literally all the things you pointed out were super minor and it wasn't even flaws or things that broke down, but just wear and tear. Beside that, great video, can't wait till you do more of these cars reviews like Mercedes, Lexus, etc.
Thanks bro! And yeah facts bro I was nitpicking and trying my best to find flaws because to be very honest there weren't many lol. But no car is perfect so I had to talk about some of the small issues. But major issues never happened alhamdulilah with this car. Thanks so much for watching and commenting bro and for helping me decide the thumbnail and watching this over again so many times just for me. I really appreciate it bro. Inshallah I can't wait to entertain you even more with other cars in the future that I will review inshallah
@@ali-autos No problem brother, I got you whenever you need bro. Alhumduillah Toyota/Lexus is an excellent brand and inshAllah we will both get a Lexus too! I honestly can't wait for more car reviews already right after watching this one! 👌💯💯
Some of these cars had oil consumption issues just like the 2.4 Liter predecessors, but if your family didn't have any of those issues, you got your money's worth.
I have the same XLE from 2010 with the navigation system. The nav/rv camera radio died completely, the rubber that seals the windows so no water gets in when it rains..its coming off, and a sensor indicating low tire pressure is on but its a false alarm. the car drives well. I think I have 130k on it.
Mine has 170,000 miles …. To my knowledge has never had the transmission fluid changed…. Does anyone recommend I change it or let it ride? It’s Been PERFECT since I bought it with 82,000 miles
i live in kirkland Lake , ontario, canada. I have a very low mileage ( 79,000 kilometers ) 2010 Toyota Camry LE with the 2.5 4 cylinder and 6 speed automatic transmission. I bought it from an 83 year old lady at the end of november 2023. The car had 71,000 kilometers when i bought it. I expect to get many, many years out of this car ! Is your car a 2010 ? Is it the L E model? Do you have the 2.5 4 cylinder in yours and 6 speed automatic transmission ? Winters are EXTREMELY HARSH wear i live, so i get the oily rustproofing done to the car. (Krown Rust Control) is where i bring it to be sprayed at.
You could put on a new steering wheel cover to make the steering wheel thicker. I found an imitation leather (has great detailing and looks like leather too) one at Wal Mart that perfectly matches the grey interior. Only $11-12.00. I was curious what amount you sold the car for? I bought a used 2010 w low miles 123k kept by a mechanic. But my XLE is 6 cylinder. I wish it was 4 cylinder to save gas.
Great car that you have! It will last you a very long time. And also good idea about getting a cover for the steering wheel! I actually ended up selling this car for $7600. This was before car prices started going a lot higher, or I could have probably gotten closer to 9 or 10k for it.
Curious if I bought a similar Camry 2010 XLE would I be able to change the seats leather coverings? Is that an option a Toyota repair service center could offer me??
Bought mines with 127 thousand . 5 years ago. 170 today. Only thing I had to replace randomly was the alternator belt, and tensioner. Just a month ago.
@@mevans4408 dang nice! I ended up getting a 2011 LE. Since it's at 109k, I had the transmission fluid exchanged, did an oil change, and think next I'll have the drive belts swapped
Yes! Thank you for pointing that out. I actually was going to mention that in the video, but forgot to! Although the oil burning usually happens around 180-200k miles. My friend has one of these and the oil issues happened at 220k miles. Still worth mentioning though, thanks for pointing it out!
Definitely not true. It's the Camry's from 2007-2009 with the 2.4L engine that want to avoid. The 2010-2011 model years uses the 2.5L engine which doesn't have those issues. The V6 models are also fine. Overall all cars will burn some oil as they age esp when you hit 200k miles which has nothing to do with Toyota alone.
Both 4cyl engines had a reputation for oil issues. Those who say the newer one did not don't know what they are talking about. Why I got the legendary v6
@@scottlanier5133 The oil consumption only effects years between 07-09. The car in this video is a 2010 model with a 2.5L engine. Completley different engine. All cars burn some oil as they age esp when you get up into the 200k mile range which normal for normal engine wear. I have 5th gen Camry that burns a little but not excessive. You can still buy a 6th gen Camry with 2.4L as long as the work has been done that corrected the problem. You just have to contact the dealer to confirm if the TSB has been done before buying.
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yes it is rust. just grind all that spot with an angle grinder with a wire brush attachment and then spray on primer and get a spray can of the correct paint colour and spray paint it !. Or if that rust spot gets left too long it will eventually rust a whole through that pannel !
These are great cars! You'll love it if you do end up buying one. I ended up selling this particular one for $7600. This was before car prices went a lot higher or I could have probably gotten around $9k-$10k.
Have you changed out the vvt-I oil line that everyone talks about being a potential problem on these cars? I just grabbed on in terrific condition with 97k Great Video!
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Just regular oil changes, brakes, and tires. The wipers and battery was also replaced once. The only slightly bigger issue was the sensors as I mentioned in the video. Other than that the car was extremely reliabile and comfortable. No major issues whatsoever
Ah yes I forgot to mention that. The transmission fluid was also changed at 80k miles. And oil changes were done every 6k-7k miles. (Full synthetic oil)
Sold my ‘07 XLE V6 about 8 years ago when it hit 200k miles, it had few minor issues but I never did any maintenance other than oil changes. Never even a check engine light came on. Good cars!
How’s the gas mileage? I’m looking for an se v6, and I heard it’s not much of a difference
Incredible cars. Owned mine for nearly 3 years now and not a single issue. Currently sitting at 219000kms. They are no sports car but they just do everything well. Recently put a new set of Pirelli tyres on mine and it's certainly quietened the ride and handles better. Such a solid dependable car. 👌 And still good looking 10 years later!
My 2010 LE has 195k and has been meticulously maintained, I rarely need to even think about the fact that it’s not brand new
I found a 2010 Camry LE with 185k miles for $6,000 or best offer, clean title. Sounds like a good deal? Looks really taken care of cosmetically, I can probably get it for $5,500
@@kingdoge69 I agree you can probably grab it for 5500, and if it’s mechanically good you’ll realize it’s a great deal at any price in that vicinity, I’m selling mine with 200k for 5,000
@@sesh3508 thanks for the reply, my only worry is this it’s really close to 200k and I plan on having this car for a while since I’m in college and still need about 2 1/2 years, plus getting a job, then I would probably upgrade to something newer. These are Toyota’s though, but no car is perfect
@@kingdoge69 no car is perfect that’s for sure, but I put nearly 50k miles on mine in 3 years and nothing broke, just do oil changes a little early and it’ll take you around the earth a bunch more times if you want it to
@@kingdoge69 Did you buy the car?
I have a 2001 Camry with over 260,000 miles on it. It still is running. These cars are amazing. Time to move onto something else so next week I will have a 2010 Camry with less than 50,000 on it. I am sure this one will last long as well. Thanks for the video.
I bought a used 2010 camry xle, 138,000 miles. Engine ran smooth, so I bought it. At the mileage it was at, I knew it was time for some things to start failing, so I expected it. After about a month, the water pump went out. I took to the opportunity to start replacing everything I could think of. New struts and spring kits, new ball joints, new sway bar links, new motor mounts, new coil packs, new spark plugs, etc. Suffice it to say, I feel like I have a brand new car. It runs like new. My hwy gas milage is averaging at 36.9. Impressive! I'm now a Toyota convert. Looking forward to many happy years and trips with this car.
You have v6?
Any sensor issues?
Always have been a Honda fan but this model of the Camry is amazing, so reliable and just a staple for Toyota! The leather in the seats never age
I agree the seats are phenomenal! Thanks for watching!
Actually the leather isn't that good
@@scottlanier5133 Can confirm. Got a used 2012 Camry with 70K miles. The leather seats are definitely a little scruffy. Obviously not expecting it to be perfect but definitely not what these Two are saying
I see one of these 2010 camrys for about $14,000 with 22k miles. I'm really interested so thanks for the video.
I loved my 2010 Toyota Camry Le as well! It was time to move on though and I sold it! Hope the new owner is having fun with it!
Yeah they're great cars! I have loved this car too, but it's time to move on. I am gonna sell it soon too
@@ali-autos If you wanna sell, I am willing to buy this ride
6:49 he said "thanks for watching up to here" I thought "yo... thank YOU for making this review!!" Thank u bro!
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I just got an 2010 xle v6. 193k miles. I can hear rattling coming from under the hood at idle and during acceleration, plus throttle response is strange: under any acceleration from a dead stop, there is a delay, and the car lunges forward, then hesitates to build rpms, but then it seems to build rpms normally after that. Based off what I've read, it sounds like a timing chain and some sensors need to be replaced.
I bought it bc I enjoy how fast the v6 camry is from the factory and how reliable they are. Plus it was the only thing I couldn't afford that didn't scream a word that rhymes with "spitbox" to me. I figured I'd get it, drive it sparingly, and fix it up as I go. The hood supports are dead, the driver side headlight bulb doesn't turn on (I think it's burnt out), and it has a wide variety of issues with it, but I believe in this car and I'd rather have spent the money on a reputable car I own outright than be stuck in a car loan on an almost-out-of-warranty 2021 Kia Sportage (it has 93k miles, 7k short of KIA's 100k warranty), that has a rear hatch so banged up that water can seep into the gap in the metal.
Any tips or help is appreciated. Thank you.
Vvti gear maybe, post a question on the car care nut guy channel he's the Toyota expert.
Just hit 225k miles in mine, and it almost feels like new!
lol...Mine has over 240,000 miles.
4 cylinder or 6??
Low miles. I have a 2010 2.5L i4 LE. It's got 188k miles now. I do run snow tires on steelies in the winter. This past summer I inherited the car. Needless to say I did a ton of work. The Camry has never missed an oil change. Done at 5K miles. But it's never required anything else. Nor has anything done. I changed the water pump to oem Aisen as it's dripping. I changed the coolant to fresh oem Toyota coolant. I changed the alternator also. All pulleys were making noise and I replaced all the pulleys and belts. I believe the salt destroyed it. I also replaced all 4 struts and springs. 2 springs were cracked from nyc as they were rusted. Also replaced engine mount and 2 control arms as the bushings were bad. I did all this work as I drive a lot. Safety and performance is very important to me. Most ppl would not do this as the car isn't worth very much.
My interior is in great shape. It's cloth no holes never smoked in. The car does have surface rust under the car as it was a New England car. But nothing crazy. Pretty good quality imo. The head liner is sagging up front by the sun visor. Honda's design is better in terms of headliner. These are great car. It's needed pretty much nothing besides usual brakes, paper filters, wipers, batteries. Nothing big. Cheap to maintain. Very good cars.
Yesterday I got all 4 snow tires rebalanced. As there was a slight vibration at 70-75mph. Now it's fixed. I did get an alignment last year. Mine has wind noise as well. I found cleaning and conditioning the window and all rubber seals with a quality rubber protectant helps esp during winter.
Hey, learn to change the spark plugs and pcv valve, very easy to do and your car will keep going, believe me.
LOL, I bought a 2010 Camry LE around the same time this video came out. It had only gone 120k km (75k miles), and it still runs smooth. If this car is as reliable as people say, I plan to make this my baby for another ten years. So proud of this purchase!
How's it holding up?
I have 2007,xle,232000km still good and no issue!
2011 here xle V6. 135k. Only part that had gone bad was premature water pump for original owner under warranty. For me one O2 sensor. I did choose to replace front suspension parts at 125k just to get the tight new feel. Headlights yellowed and I corrected with cerakote
To be honest, I like the older Toyota cars because they used to look like Lexus cars, especially the interior. They were more luxurious and had better features. The newer Toyota cars, however, have more modern styling and different features. I prefer the earlier models for their classic look.
My 2010 Camry has 65k, no issues with it what so ever, other than replacing missing hub cap. Love my Camry🙂❤️
Wow 65k is nothing on a Camry! Your car is practically brand new. You can easily still drive it for another 10 years. Toyotas are indestructible!
@@ali-autos yes, I really love it. So far I have no problems with it, and I hope my baby will server me for long time to come :)
Have a 2010 Camry with almost 200 K miles. Daily commuter car. Owned for 6 years and have had power steering line fixed, muffler and 2 sets of brakes. Change my own oil and filter about every 6-8000 miles with full synthetic.
I like this type of content!
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Hey man, I am a professional body repair and paint technician and I can tell you with 100% certainty that the cracking area you have is actually a failing body repair. That is what happens when moisture gets trapped underneath bondo filler or primer. I work at a dealer bodyshop and we do transport damage repair on brand new vehicles all the time. The customer is only notified of the repair if the damage is structural. So chances are, something damaged your vehicle before it was ever sold, and they repaired it before it was put on the lot.
Thanks the video really help me I looking to buy one 2010 Camry to save in gas I have v8 truck and is terrible in MPG
Mine is 2007 XLe and is pristine. She drives like a new car.
I got a Camry se 2010 today 2023 reach 72k millage and its like I bought it yesterday ..
Lucky guy. Enjoy
Use WD-40 on the headlamp lenses to clear them up ,it works for me.
But because I have to park it outside, the lenses fog up after a few months.
I have the 2012 XLE. Nice car...
Good job!! 👏
Thank you!
I own one 2010 XLE good car. one thing is when or if you have to remove the battery the idle setting will be erased and it will stall. there are videos on how to reset the idle after a new battery install. it's helpful to know. my car has an aftermarket touchscreen radio with an amp excellent sound system.
Yoo I went thru this before and was dumbfounded. Thank you.
What radio/amp do you have?
Wow seeing this video, you pointed out all the minor stuff, you were almost being nitpicky because it a Toyota, had it been a range...the video would've been an hour long. This video shows the amazing reliability of the Toyota. Literally all the things you pointed out were super minor and it wasn't even flaws or things that broke down, but just wear and tear. Beside that, great video, can't wait till you do more of these cars reviews like Mercedes, Lexus, etc.
Thanks bro! And yeah facts bro I was nitpicking and trying my best to find flaws because to be very honest there weren't many lol. But no car is perfect so I had to talk about some of the small issues. But major issues never happened alhamdulilah with this car. Thanks so much for watching and commenting bro and for helping me decide the thumbnail and watching this over again so many times just for me. I really appreciate it bro. Inshallah I can't wait to entertain you even more with other cars in the future that I will review inshallah
@@ali-autos No problem brother, I got you whenever you need bro. Alhumduillah Toyota/Lexus is an excellent brand and inshAllah we will both get a Lexus too! I honestly can't wait for more car reviews already right after watching this one! 👌💯💯
just check oil with this model often and it will go far I have a 2011
Very reliable car and it looks very clean I uploaded a car review too but it was really short and only the interior
Thanks bro! I liked your review I watched it
Some of these cars had oil consumption issues just like the 2.4 Liter predecessors, but if your family didn't have any of those issues, you got your money's worth.
Because they changed oil at 10 k miles. No more than 5k miles max
That leather seat cracking issue would not occur if you maintained it by washing and conditioning the leather.
Amen, attention and proper care makes this non issue.
Bro is that the 2AZ-FE engine? Nice review by the way, bullet proof lexus debadged.
Thanks so much! I'm glad that you enjoyed the review! And I believe this vehicle has the 2AR-FE B engine. The 2007-2009 Camrys had the 2AZ-FE
@@ali-autos Thanks bro!
@@ali-autos I have a 2010 Camry, it has the 2.5. 2009 was the last year for the 2.4 2AZ-FE
Worn out tires with little or no tread left on them can cause the excessive road noise you spoke of in your review.
Good point! That could be it
👍👍👍👍 Keep uploading,man!
Thanks man I definitely will!
I have the same XLE from 2010 with the navigation system. The nav/rv camera radio died completely, the rubber that seals the windows so no water gets in when it rains..its coming off, and a sensor indicating low tire pressure is on but its a false alarm.
the car drives well. I think I have 130k on it.
I found a 2015 SE with 32k miles, certified. October 24, 2021.
My birthday lol
My 2011 is going on 140k soon.
I love my blue ribbon metallic 2010 camry with 98k miles
No major problem for 11 years
Got repainted no too long ago coz exterior paints has faded
Mine has 170,000 miles …. To my knowledge has never had the transmission fluid changed…. Does anyone recommend I change it or let it ride? It’s Been PERFECT since I bought it with 82,000 miles
Too risky. Leave it
03 325,000 miles and goes everyday no issues. Everything works luke new. Your car is barely broken in for camry lol
All my sensor are ok after 100k miles and i live in north east of canada .
HEre we trow salt on everything .
i live in kirkland Lake , ontario, canada. I have a very low mileage ( 79,000 kilometers ) 2010 Toyota Camry LE with the 2.5 4 cylinder and 6 speed automatic transmission. I bought it from an 83 year old lady at the end of november 2023. The car had 71,000 kilometers when i bought it. I expect to get many, many years out of this car ! Is your car a 2010 ? Is it the L E model? Do you have the 2.5 4 cylinder in yours and 6 speed automatic transmission ? Winters are EXTREMELY HARSH wear i live, so i get the oily rustproofing done to the car. (Krown Rust Control) is where i bring it to be sprayed at.
Are camry known for killing batteries, my 2010 le camry has gone thorough 2 batteries now.
You could put on a new steering wheel cover to make the steering wheel thicker. I found an imitation leather (has great detailing and looks like leather too) one at Wal Mart that perfectly matches the grey interior. Only $11-12.00. I was curious what amount you sold the car for? I bought a used 2010 w low miles 123k kept by a mechanic. But my XLE is 6 cylinder. I wish it was 4 cylinder to save gas.
PS I did put on 4 new tires and new 4 yr battery. I'd like to take it to the Toyota dealership for them to inspect the engine, frame etc.
Great car that you have! It will last you a very long time. And also good idea about getting a cover for the steering wheel! I actually ended up selling this car for $7600. This was before car prices started going a lot higher, or I could have probably gotten closer to 9 or 10k for it.
How was the oil consumption? How often u changed the oil ?
It’s know for oil consumption unless u change every 5000 mile.
I got the VSC check light on, check engine and tration control light on. Anyone knows what it could be?
How does that rust spot form? Any preventative things I can do? 😅
Curious if I bought a similar Camry 2010 XLE would I be able to change the seats leather coverings? Is that an option a Toyota repair service center could offer me??
I drive to school a lot 134 miles on way and back a lot. Will this car be able to handle lots of driving ?
Think it'll go to 200k? I'm thinking about buying a 2010 LE with 108k miles.
Bought mines with 127 thousand . 5 years ago.
170 today. Only thing I had to replace randomly was the alternator belt, and tensioner. Just a month ago.
@@mevans4408 dang nice! I ended up getting a 2011 LE. Since it's at 109k, I had the transmission fluid exchanged, did an oil change, and think next I'll have the drive belts swapped
@@shapho4056 swap the belts and change the oil every 3k miles . (I’m old school) . And you good . Very low maintenance car .
My 2010 camry is going on 220,000 miles
You live on the road? Lol... mine 2010 has 65k
@@sunshine-yr4qw wow, you wanna trade!! 😂
@@ivanh2604 😁
@@sunshine-yr4qw mines is on 62k
nice camry man
Thanks!
Tanks bro
What size engine and oil leak issues
Hi everyone , I want to ask that ,what about Mercedes E 240 2000? .Is it reliabile?
Nop
I've heard these have issues with oil burning.
Yes! Thank you for pointing that out. I actually was going to mention that in the video, but forgot to! Although the oil burning usually happens around 180-200k miles. My friend has one of these and the oil issues happened at 220k miles. Still worth mentioning though, thanks for pointing it out!
Definitely not true. It's the Camry's from 2007-2009 with the 2.4L engine that want to avoid. The 2010-2011 model years uses the 2.5L engine which doesn't have those issues. The V6 models are also fine. Overall all cars will burn some oil as they age esp when you hit 200k miles which has nothing to do with Toyota alone.
Both 4cyl engines had a reputation for oil issues. Those who say the newer one did not don't know what they are talking about. Why I got the legendary v6
@@scottlanier5133 The oil consumption only effects years between 07-09. The car in this video is a 2010 model with a 2.5L engine. Completley different engine. All cars burn some oil as they age esp when you get up into the 200k mile range which normal for normal engine wear. I have 5th gen Camry that burns a little but not excessive. You can still buy a 6th gen Camry with 2.4L as long as the work has been done that corrected the problem. You just have to contact the dealer to confirm if the TSB has been done before buying.
@@eman0828 incorrect. The newer engine does too. Confirmed by many Toyota mechanics and dealers.
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Why you've deleted all the videos?
It's not deleted, they are all just on private because I received 2 copyright strikes for no reason. It wasn't even my fault :( I contacted youtube but they are not replying. If I get one more within 90 days they delete my channel forever. So it was too risky to keep my videos up. But don't worry they will all be back up on my channel on June 5. I am shifting my content to car reviews since that can't be copyrighted, I actually have a car review going up today so stay tuned! Thanks so much for your support!
How much did you sell your car for?
How’s the handling ?
Nice and smooth, but not too sporty. Thanks for watching and commenting. A like and subscribe to the channel would be appreciated if you want to see more car reviews, I've got one about a 2015 Lexus ES350 coming out very soon!
@@ali-autos gotch! Does the wheel shake at all when going too fast ?
Nope! Steering wheel is steady on the highway whenever I am going fast around 65-80 mph overall it's a pretty smooth car
@@Shiroyashasama I have a 2011 mine starts to shake a bit at 75+.
@@dejongrant27 thank you! I figured it would cuz it’s not a sports car
Ali autos is that rust on top of the c pillar in the camry about a cracked paint is that rust
yes it is rust. just grind all that spot with an angle grinder with a wire brush attachment and then spray on primer and get a spray can of the correct paint colour and spray paint it !. Or if that rust spot gets left too long it will eventually rust a whole through that pannel !
Does it have heated seats?
Yes.
And my car doesn't have those fan coolers in the back of the seat.
How do I get this car?I want to buy.
how much did you sell it for, i was in the market for one just like this, budget is 6k
These are great cars! You'll love it if you do end up buying one. I ended up selling this particular one for $7600. This was before car prices went a lot higher or I could have probably gotten around $9k-$10k.
You are correct. With car price much higher now.. I just saw one at toyota dealer with 156k miles for almost 11k dollars.
Mashallah nice
Did you sell it already ? And how much did you sell for?
Yup! Ended up selling it for $7200
@@ali-autos with 100k miles...? That’s. Crazy. Mine 2010 Camry has 65k, I love my camry.
@@ali-autos lol. I bought one for $4,000.
Really guys? In which countries you live in? In my country, 2010 Camry s are selling at $25000 range 😔
@@dumindacooray that’s crazy 😳 we’re in America.
is this motor chain or belt driven!?
Chain 4cyl
Have you changed out the vvt-I oil line that everyone talks about being a potential problem on these cars?
I just grabbed on in terrific condition with 97k
Great Video!
Doesn’t this generation have the oil burning issue that Toyota was in a class action suit?
I believe the 2007,2008, and 2009 models did. It was fixed from 2010 and up
not this one. Scotty Kilmer a popular RUclips mechanic showed the engine code for the oil burners. the 2010 has a different code. its the good engine.
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What happened to all your videos man?
I got 2 copyright strikes for absolutely no reason :( which means that if I get one more within 90 days then youtube will delete my channel forever off of youtube. So for now all my videos are on private because I can't risk losing my entire channel. It wasn't even my fault, I tried to contact RUclips and they won't reply :(. My videos will be on private until June 5th when the copyright strike expires. But I can keep up my car reviews since nobody can copyright that. And don't worry!! I will be creating more car reviews very soon which I will be uploading this week. And I hope you enjoy that content too! Thanks for your support.
Ahhh. That sucks dude.😔
What type of maintenance has been done
Just regular oil changes, brakes, and tires. The wipers and battery was also replaced once.
The only slightly bigger issue was the sensors as I mentioned in the video. Other than that the car was extremely reliabile and comfortable. No major issues whatsoever
@@ali-autos what about the transmission fluid? What intervals did you do oil?
Ah yes I forgot to mention that. The transmission fluid was also changed at 80k miles. And oil changes were done every 6k-7k miles. (Full synthetic oil)
@@ali-autos so it was well cared for
Yes it was very well maintained and cared for. I just sold it to someone for $7200 because I am thinking about getting something a bit newer now.
V6 is a sleeper
Does the v6 have a chain or belt? Also if it's a belt is it a non interference?
@@ceciliaabdalla4954 v6 has a chain but so does the 4 cylinder
@@scottlanier5133thanks
Definitely not a 2.4
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you are from il lol