Watch This Before Buying The Toyota Camry 2007-2011
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
- Watch this before buying a 07-11 Toyota Camry! Ill talk about all the common issues with the toyota between those years! The XV40 sixth Gen Toyota Camry is a solid car, however, just like most cars, there are issues that arise and it would be wise to know what issues may pop up to avoid going to rabbit holes.
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I have a 2008 auto 4 cylinder camry since it came out and I've never had a single issue.
I’m glad 🙏
That's good to hear because I'm buying one. What a sweet car it is.
You are a lucky one because those burn oil like crazy.
@@romanc.5074 I ended up not buying it after further research.
@@kenfarley957 great job.
Brilliant model. Great styling very quiet and comfortable. I have a 2010 with 187000kms. Drives like new. The oil consumption issue was fixed for the 2010 facelift.. ALL cars have issues, you could do a lot worse than a Camry. It is far from a clunker...
The Camry is an awesome car. That’s the exactly why I make these videos, all cars have issues. However, a lot of people go into buying used cars very ill educated, so I’m trying to help inform people so they don’t buy a car with issues already, or if they do, it may be something they can fix themselves.
@@AutoMotivate listen Toyota is one of the most reliable brands and does not have much issues , they are fine my camry 2008 hybrid drives better than my last dad's 2016 corolla
Always have a good mechanic check a used vehicle before buying. I wish I had known that when I bought my first used car, but I was young and stupid and I didn't know any better. You live, you learn.
Of course a Camry would ride better than a Corolla since a Corolla is a very reliable econo box and a Camry is a very reliable more luxurious vehicle
@@AutoMotivate Not sure of your agenda here but Toyota makes the BEST vehicles end of story. If you want to help people do some educational videos about the true cost of ownership comparisons with each car company. That will educate folks. I smell some misinformation here!
I had an oil consumption recall on my 2009 which it failed. Toyota fixed the pistons and gave me a deal on fixing the valves as well. It currently has 319k and is my everyday driver.
I've got the 2007 Toyota Camry LE V6 and it is a tank. The V6 is plenty powerful for anything I've ever needed to do and has survived multiple accidents. I am shocked that it hasn't been totaled, but it has maintained the same value since I bought it. I love it enough that I genuinely might replace the transmission when it eventually goes instead of buying a new car. Good car with nearly 190,000 miles that drives like new
I have replaced normal things like the power steering pump, water pump, one axle, and the alternator but nothing major. It is the best out of all the cars I have owned
Wow I have a 2011 with 219K and never replaced anything you listed. 1 bad rear wheel bearing at 165K. Only issue.
same here! im 16 and my dad gave me his camry 2010 because he was using the other car
mine is at 110k miles and i took it to the mechanic for its first time last week... to replace that axle thing.. im not sure if its the same problem as yours but mine had a spring type thing broken which like delivers the fluid or something
other than that, no problems
i wish my dad had bought a v6 tho
anyway now i use it to go school and stuff
I've worked on the four cylinder Camry work over 300k miles on them.
It's one of the most reliable cars out there.
The 2011 Camry’s are good, mine has 130k miles and drives like new, bought it 2 years ago and have had to spend nothing on it, aside from oil changes tires etc.
Because the 2010 and 11s have the new and very good 2ar fe engine and 6 speed transmission
@B T do you have the 2011 2.5L or 2.4L?
Luis 2.4 or 2.5L?
Too late. I already bought a 2011 Camry. But I love it, and it's still doing well at 50K miles.
2011 Camry has the 2.5 engine. I have one and no oil consumption issues. 2007-2010 with the 2.4 engine has the oil consumption issue.
@@sirsweetness8332 the v6 is ok?
I did say that not all the cars will have these issues I talked about. So, you are giving a thumbs down because you are assuming I said that every single Camry will have these issues. When, in fact, I did not say that.
Go through the comments, you’ll find quite a bit of people validating the issues.
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The 2010 and 2011 have a different engine, no oil burning issues.
I got a 2010 camry with a 2.5 who was in option .
Realy glad i made it got no problem and im at 140 k miles .
I have an 07 Camry XLE V6 and it's been a good car but not without it's challenges. Over the last 10 years I've had to. 1. replace front struts and mounts 2. R front axel shaft boot 3. Front brake pads 4. disc rotors front 5. Water pumped replaced at 114K miles, 6. replaced 2 stabilizer control bars 7. Rack and pinion replaced 126 K miles 8. L & R control arms replaced 9. spark plugs replaced 10. Alternator replaced twice 130K miles and 148 K miles 11. radiator replaced 149 K miles. Have also had the AC worked on which was expensive. Have 149 K on it now and it'll still go when I punch it. Not a fancy car and I've thought about replacing it but it's roomy and has a great trunk which comes in handy.
I have an 08 Camry with 300,000 km on the clock. With routine services I've never had issues. They are still the most reliable cars around.. To my surprise it doesn't burn any oil at all.👍
good to here, i might be getting a 08 camry with 200km, i hope it is as reliable as people say they are.
@diedinparis8399 If you end up with a good one that has routine 5000 mile oil changes your lucky. If you end up with a lemon it's bad luck which unfortunately there were owners that ended up with bad ones, due to defective piston and rings.
@@johnkirkilis34I'm about to get an 07 with 19k thousand miles 2.4 4 cyl. Anything I should look out for tommorow?
I got the 2007 4 cyl. Oil issue was fixed before I got it last year. 138000 and drives like it's new. Put ceramic tint including a clear sheet on the windshield to protect the interior. I live in Texas. Car lot I bought it from did all the maintenance and repairs before they put it up for sale. Still check the oil often. I'm guessing the engines blow when you let them run out of oil.
I just bought one! I absolutely love it ❤
All true. The sticky dash will be replaced as there is a recall on it. Not only is it sticky, but the glare from the sun can obstruct your sight. I change the oil on an 07 every 3 months or so. I always end up getting 2-3 quarts out when drained on level surface. Not good.
The holes in the pistons behind the oil control ring's get plugged up'. I use valveoline full synthetic 0w-20 . It's a very thin oil, helps free up the blockage. Engine still has good compression, oil burns because it stays in combustion chamber . I change it 3k miles. Oil is cheap engine expensive!
The problem is not that they are clogged but that it is a design flaw and they did not put enough oil return holes so that would not prevent the problem
2011 xle v6 camry is a dream to drive; regular maintenance keeps it in top shape without any serious issues.
what do you do in your regular maintenance? can you tell me
my dad gave me his 2010 camry (i4 tho) which is at 110k miles and only did like 5k miles in the last 4 years (i just use it to go school) but i wanna know how to maintain it so it stays new
we dont really do maintenance thats why i had it repainted cuz the paint had decolorised (it looked like somebody threw acid on it)
I had Camry 2002/ 2006. Now have 2007&2013 . The 2007 it does has oil consumption, but at this time most of the cars have same issues. Toyota Company extended the warranty to 150k or10 yrs old/ rebuilding your engine for free. Anyhow, my Camry has now 306k and still running great.
One of the best... and affordable price.. Without any doubt.
I have a 2011 Toyota Camry LE with 360,790 mi on it. I'm here to tell you that if you take care of your vehicle it will last I've only replaced a handful of parts that weren't even that expensive
you described the 4cyl perfectly but you should really emphasize how good and reliable the v6s are.. i have mine at 190k miles rn. original transmission blew at 185k. shes still goin tho
07 se 129k. i hear the sixes are awesome.
My 2009 burns 3/4 quart every 1k miles. My parents have a 2007 and they have the same problem. I also get a big smoke cloud most mornings upon start up. It's been a dependable car but I'm really surprised at the lack of quality put out by Toyota. Stay away from 07-09. Buy 2010+
The 2 az fe for the 2007 to 2009 years had a design flaw since they changed the size of the pistons but had to little oil return holes
So a 2011 Camry with 117k miles is good? VIN sticker says it was manufactured in kentucky?
Still worth?
Absolutely
I personally have a 2010 with 186k city miles and it runs perfectly
If you get big white smoke clouds it can mean you have a blown head gasket.
Great video! I've had a 2005 and 2006 Camry that's super comfortable, however when test-driving the newer models (2007-08) the headrest is a bit too much forward, causing a strained forward head posture, which is uncomfortable. Is there a solution for this?
the 2011 got the 2ar fe 2.5 liter update. same body different engine. I own one with around 200,000 and it runs fine, just be sure to change your oil atleast every 4000-5000 miles.
apparently the 2.5 was available in 2010 but either way they stopped using the 2.4 with oil consumption issues
If you use synthetic I would go around 7-9k oil change intervals
I have a 2009 that failed an oil consumption recall test in 2016 with 150k on it. Toyota repaired the pistons and valves and today i have 320k on it and its my everyday driver
Bought my 2007 Camry with 99,879. Miles and now over 84,k miles later has 184, miles and still runs fine, I just add a one quart of oil every month or every 1,500. Miles
So you would recommend, if all i have to do is add a quart and still have it reliable then im good
How much is its fuel economy
My 07, 4 cylinder had 310k km. Dash is melted but mechanically it is still A1. Never burnt oil. Only mechanical fix i have done is shocks and a front wheel bearing. Not bad.
Thinkin about buying a 07 for 2500 with 180k 🤔🤔
Thinking about buying an 07 with 19 thousand miles what should I look for? 2.4 4cyl
I have a 2010 camry with 108k miles even tho its 12 years old now it doesn't have any major problems
I have a 2011 Toyota Camry le and it has 300641 miles on there and I drive that around everyday car
civic has full engine recall on certian models from 06-10 for coolant cracking the block ...
I know this! I have a video talking about that generation
I have a 2010 Toyota Camry xle v6 120000 miles on it and it’s runny great
Have you had the oil line replaced on the rear bank look into the recall/ warranty extension
@@99codzilla no I have not
The V6 are great.
I have a 2008 Camry xle v6 with 235000 miles runs and drives perfectly all original motor and trans
Buy the v6 if you can, it’s the ultimate sleeper
Test drove one over my weekend. Definitely does not have the power of my 6 speed manual Acura TL lol but it's still fun.. once you have a lot of power it's hard to go back
I have a 2011 Camry 4cyl 6spd manual transmission. Wonder if I have the affected engine this is my first car. Also first fwd car. Im truck guy. 3 Toyota pickups 1 Mazda b2200 and an 04 Nissan Frontier I works on the all my vehicles and the Camry is all new to me.
My 2007 Camry LE was an oil burner. Complained multiple times to Toyota. They wouldn't fix. Ended up replacing the engine with a used one from Japan. Other problem has been the melting dash. Toyota would replace for 10 years but never told anyone. Great. Now I have to get a dash cover since replacement is $3,000+.
I’ve had a 2007 Camry LE for 10 years. It’s been wrecked in 2013 and body work done and you wouldn’t know it by the way it looks and drive. Compared to my Nissan Maxima I love my Toyota and won’t get rid of it.
❤My mother passed and she got my grandfather car so now I have its a 2007 toyota camry se and it's been parked since 2012 and got 48000 miles its running I got fuel pump and oil change done I just got Feb 2024 my got the 1997 Toyota corolla it only have 54000 miles and changed the battery fuel pump and oil change done riding
I just bought an 2007 Camry, previous owner told me Toyota installed a new engine @100000 miles the car is currently @170000, this is the best used car I ever bought but it does have minor things I need to take care of which other people complained off, mainly water leaking in to the spare tire it needs a new trunk seal, speakers are busted 😆, new r rear door lock motor, shocks are done, overall it was worth the couple thousand I paid
How about its mileage
My 2009 had an oil consumption issue but Toyota fixed the pistons that was at 164k it currently has 325k and is my everyday driver
Is a 07 Camry with88,102 miles for $1500 a good buy? It was garage kept, automatic transmission, no mechanical issues. The engine is 2.4 L, 4 cylinders. This is my first time buying a car so any help is appreciated!
Sounds too good to be true
Bargain
How about mileage or fuel economy
my 07 v6 xle is running great with 170k kms. only expensive repair was needed to change the sparkplugs and coils and since the rear ones are hard to get to in v6, it was expensive. another issue is when the car drives over small bumps or pot holes the interior of the car doesnt feel solid, it makes rattle noise from the room liner, idk why. other than that no issues.
07 Camry has recall /warranty extension for oil line on rear bank it is a metal line going into a rubber hose back to a metal line and that rubber hose can and will burst causing massive oil leak trust me I know five quarts gone in less than 10 MI
@@99codzilla i think the oil burning issue was for the 4 cylinder models only. Thats why i got the v6.I hope nothing happens to mine. Cant afford a new car atm.
@@droy7101 Yea it was the V4
I have 3 2009 Toyota Camry..
Bought it with 70k miles...
The rest around 100k
But now 200k
Now it has 200k or over...
Change tires..
Radiator..
Sparkplugs...
Radiator ... $135
Sparkplugs...$19
Struts passenger side...$140
I did it all...
The mechanic work...
Sold some after 200k
Made my money back...
Not a serious issue...
The engine oil consumption you need to use the warranty...
If not you need full synthetic and keep some extra...
Full it up a little past the full point check every 2 weeks...
I bought a Camry SE 2010 at this time 2021 it’s better than ever only the dashboard is cracked and I think it’s because of the weather
Got the information I needed the V6s are better
The piston rings on the 2azfe engine wasn’t the problem. The problem was the oil return holes in the piston was getting clogged with carbon build up. I fixed a bunch of these when i worked for an independent shop.
I would let the vehicles sit over night with seafoam in the bores which cleaned the return holes from carbon. It worked for me every time.
Just remember the change the oil because the oil will be diluted with seafoam and also crank the engine over with the spark plugs out so whatever excess seafoam is in the cylinders will get blown out. I usually put a shop rag over the cylinders so seafoam doesnt go everywhere.
Also i find that changing the oil every 3-3.5k and using quality fuel will keep carbon away froM the oil return holes in the pistons.
Thanks for sharing the info!!! I love seafoam. Works like a charm
I assume it's cause the oil return holes aren't big enough? Think maybe drilling a couple extra holes or making the current holes bigger would solve the issue? Even though it wouldn't make since cause you can just buy new pistons, it shouldn't do any harm right? Piston weight would be off, but would it matter in this case?
@@Odamate yes the oil return holes were too small. If i did a rebuild i would fit the new updated pistons and have the engine rebalanced at a machine shop. A tiny bit of weight or lack of weight will make a big difference with engine harmonics.
Maybe someone can weigh the old pistons vs new and see if the weight is different
@@blakedwyer8227 i personally change my oil every 3.5k and i always use synthetic. Oil is cheaper than engine work so I would say change it every 3.5k. Go to walmart and get supertech synthetic oil. 5 quarts for $13. I’ve been using supertech for over 5 years without a single problem. I did my valve cover gasket just a few days ago and i removed one of the cam bearings to check for wear and there was none.
I'm planning to buy 2007 Camry hybrid with 130k at 4200 bucks..is it a good deal?
I have camry 2007 and i havent faced a single issue.
Also have 2011 Camry 4 cylinder. 130k no oil burning and shifts like new.
Those don’t burn oil
2.4 or 2.5L?
Both were built in 2011.
@@lilyofthevalley4740 2.5
I have a 2011 LE and for some reason it makes a noise when accelerating and just dies on me:( i don't know why...P0017 comes up but i have no idea how to fix it...whole lot of VVT's
I have a 2008 camry with ~190K miles and it still runs fine lol
You are lucky.
@@romanc.5074 yeah
do you have the V6 engine?
I have the same at 185k, still smooth and quiet. I do take care of it a lot though
Hi, but 2013 or later the issue with the Oil consumption is fixed. Thanks.
My 07 runs beautifully in 2021
😂 me too it’s my construction car and it never has failed me
@@PayDro415 🤣👍😎
My headlight dimmer switch all of a sudden the piece that you switch to turn the lights on easily pulls out and is loose when turning the lights on and off. I watched a RUclips video where some guy from Colorado went to some sort of auto pull a part place and got one from another car of 1 year younger model and just unscrewed 2 or 3 screws then used a flathead screwdriver to prop the casing off and then replace the headlight dimmer switch and then it worked like new. The dealership said they would charge $410 for it LOL. I might try to do it myself!
Pick n pulls are alot of fun! I would definitely do that instead, or buy a new replacement on amazon or ebay
IDC bout dat 🤣 I'm buying mines tomorrow 😁
If anybody says anything About the 2009 Toyota Camry don’t believe it my mom has had the 2009 Toyota Camry for almost 12 years no problems at all.
@@Peyt0n_Asht0n thank you! i really want a 2009 toyota camry as my first car
@@Peyt0n_Asht0n It’s mostly the 2007 that has the problems
I’m just wondering how you managed to compare the Toyota Camry to a Honda Civic at the end of the video? They’re not even in the same competing class.
My question is which is better between 07 Camry v6 or the 4 cylinder camry
I have been happy with the four-banger. Has plenty of power for me.
I have an 07 Camry currently 170k miles. Issues I have in my car are melted dashboard, tranny slips only on steep downhills, burns oil which I put about a quart every month, one key fob broke other than that typical replacements items.
Is it worth to buy for 6529$ with 126,000 miles??
I’m going today to test drive the car
Nope
Look at a 2009+ Corolla or 2007 to 11 camry v6 or 2010 to 11 4 banger
I ended up just getting a 2021 civic
I feel like a lot of the mechanical issues are just due to lack of maintenance. I have a 2009 with the 2.4. Change my oil every 3000 miles. Doesn’t burn a drop of oil. I’m at 130 thousand. I will say I believe the automatic transmission is somewhat weak I have had a few other Camrys with some transmission issues. My current model has a 5 speed manual transmission. It’s been a great car for me especially when you compare it to the 2008 Chrysler 300 I had. Tons of issues with that. It’s all in how you take care of cars. Still Toyota is the superior brand of automobile.
Not really the 2007 had lots of problems even with proper up keep
I too have a manual 2009 toyota camry. It does run exceptionally well. I have replaced what you'd expect to have to at this point. It's at 209,700.
What about the 2.5 liter engine?
let me follow my dream.
I have a Toyota Camry 2007 le 4 cylinder and l had no issues except the car would break down every 5 months
How will you explain the breakdown? Won't start nor move again?
@@haus_of_wisdom it works fine just remember if you buy a Toyota look at the small and odd things
Hi there, i want to ask about the following issue : i'm close of buying a v6 2006 camry and it's making a noise when it start in cold situation. The noise last 2 seconds. The seller told me something about a tensor of distribution... don't really have idea if it's common or not. just want to know your opinion. thanks so much in advance.
Me to I’m looking at a 2008 xle v6 😩
Most likely the sound comes from the VVTI clutch
The rattle at startup is normal, nothing to worry aboutz
I always thought that sticky dashboard was some chemical that was used at the car wash not realising that it was just cheap material. I replace the return line on the power steering. I have changed out both axles. Next time I will just buy a Ford.
Good luck with Ford
Not even American anymore
Enjoy your ford trash heap. You think you have paid a lot in repairs now just open your pocket book now and budget $500/month for repairs. Any American car is noting but plastic trash on wheels and what little steel they have it's all rusted around the wheel wells in less than 1 year of owning them. At least in the cold midwest anyway. Rust is a GREAT COLOR for those vehicles.
I have heard a lot of these issues come from people who did not change the oil frequently enough.. this BS about long extended oil changes only destroys your engine.. More frequent oil changes make any car last and perform better.. more oil changes using standard oil is much better than using expensive oil with extended oil changes that is just plain dumb and stupid !!!
No. The 07s just had all kinds of problems. The rest had some problems but were ok
I have the third issue in my ‘09 SE
I have a 2011 Camry that I've put 237,412 miles on. The only problem it has is a small power steering hose leak at the clamp. I saw your video and thought you were full of it. My dash is as perfect as it was when it left the manufacturing plant, no wetness, stickiness, cracks or any signs of deterioration, not even signs of normal wear and tare. The only time my hood comes up is to change the oil and I have a 4 cylinder with nearly a quarter of a million miles on it that is parked outside in my driveway everyday, not a garage. The only thing that I can agree with you on is the power steering hose, which is a $10 fix. Your video is extremely misleading. Either you work for Honda or you bought a used Camry that the previous owner dogged out. It's obvious to me, you don't know anything about Toyota Camrys. 😜
Thank you this guy is making up bulk shit videos that are lies every car can have these issues but doesn't mean these do just cause happens to couple people doesn't mean they all do ..
He’s not wrong about the oil burning issue. It was fixed for the 2010 model year tho. 2007-2009 4 cylinders burn oil.
Toyota Hater my car was hit fix it back up running like before strong as ever 4 cylinder also 16-valve Run down mustang that was a V-8 not only the car it's the driver 😆
Well. Front passenger seat vibrates, camry with sunroof make annoying knocking sound and power steering pump whines even if the fluid and pump are replaced.
The 2az engines does vibrate idk why toyota designed the engine the way it did. The vibration can be caused by worn mounts, dirt build up in the maf and throttle body. Before replacing mounts i would suggest you clean the maf and throttle body(you dont have to take it off).
As for the knock on the sunroof, i used a can of heavy duty silicone and sprayed the tracks and sunroof seal( very important) and that fixed my knocking sound from my camry.
As for the power steering whine, does it happen all the time? Only when cold? What fluid did you use when you replaced the pump? Did you flush the ps system?
You must have got a rare lemon my guy
@@hayden93 nope. Look up common issues with camry in youtube
@@toyotafan1234 sunroof knocking fixed, I removed the headliner (big job) and retightened sunroof screws. Done!
Yes I did flush the steering system fluid. Replaced the old fluid with dexron II as recommended by factory. But it still whining when cold and stiff turning. Could it be the rack and pinion 😫?
@@benwaleed did you use a quality aftermarket pump, oem pump or an eBay special pump?
I've a 2011 2.4L. 53,000 miles. No rust, no driveability issues. Doesn't use any oil. (I do my own oil/filter changes.) I get 35mpg, even driving 70mph. The top dash did become sticky. I did replace all 4 'weeping' shock absorbers at 45,000 miles. The paintwork (white) is still great.
Any update Gerald?
I'm buying a 2.4 2011 with 67k miles. I hope it's ok
@@lilyofthevalley4740 I hope you get a good price. This 2011 Camry has been great! Just make sure you change the oil every FIVE thousand miles. The Service Engine Soon light will come on as a reminder.
@@oibal60 thanks. Does the light come on because the oil gets low, or just because of distance travelled since service?
I'm glad to hear you've found the camry to be great. I'm quite worried now as I never had any issue with oil in my 2004 Kia, and the oil was only changed about every 9k miles . I'm thinking about losing my deposit and not getting it after seeing so many people say they have to add oil often.
The service history of the car I'm buying is ok, but not perfect. It doesn't look like they changed the oil every 5k miles.
@@lilyofthevalley4740 The Service Engine Soon light is purely based on distance traveled. If you're low on oil, or have low oil pressure, you'll see the RED light that looks like an oil can.
@@oibal60 thanks
I have a 2007 v6 Camry that I bought off Facebook market place it runs nice and smooth but just recently the vsc system warning came on and then just yesterday the check engine light started flashing. About to take it to the shop tomorrow hopefully nothing major!
Nice
I got the same issue now, did you figure it out?
@@achebli9047 I had taken it to the mechanic for a diagnostic and they told me it was the ignition coil and a spark plug but the lights turned off after they gave it back to me… just got the ignition coil and a spark plug replaced two days ago and the lights are still off but now im getting heavy vibrations when I try to press the gas going past 40. TPS light came on though, so hoping it might be something with the battery because a headlight went out as well.
@@angelovaldivia6351 okay your situation seems better. My mechanic told me i need an O2 sensor. Lights went off and came back on the same day so i am going back
Springs and shocks..... Picture of struts🧐
The Honda Civics from that era weren’t good either. Cracked engine blocks and motor mounts broken with less than 100,000 miles.
I actually went over the Honda Civic as well, noting the cracked blocks. Sorry you had to go through that.
I have a 2011 Toyota Camry it’s an amazing car I bought it from my parents but after the 200k miles it does have some oil issues
I have to change the oil every 5k miles
@@stevencelis2303 .... So a typical oil change? I change my oil after every 3,000
2011s don't have the oil burning problem that was fixed with the 2009 facelift. I have a 2010 oil is always still on the full mark at every change. Just ticked over 200.000 kms.
Is yours the 2.4 or the 2.5.
I put a deposit on a 2.4L 2011 camry.
Sounds to me like it's the one with the issue
So the v6 models don’t have the burning oil issue?
Nope only 4 cylinder.
only the 4 cylinder 2.4L 07-09 Camry had this issue. the newer 2.5L 4 cylinder on 2010 and 2011 Camry is good and so are the 6 cylinders.
07 Camry has recall /warranty extension for oil line on rear bank it is a metal line going into a rubber hose back to a metal line and that rubber hose can and will burst causing massive oil leak trust me I know five quarts gone in less than 10 MI
Good thing I have a v6 thought I was just lucky
@@jaysong5500 how’s yours been? I’m actually gonna look at an 07 v6 Camry tomorrow
My mom just got a 2011 LE with 60,000 miles
I have a 2010 and it's burning oil like crazy have to check my oil every week. Never going to buy another camry again.
just this year model only. 2012+ model year never have this problem. Do not let 1 bad experience deter you away from anything.
@@troytruong8246 the 2011 doesn't have that issue either from what I've seen .cause dif engine
@blackdynastyraceingandfish6864 technically the 2010 shouldn't either because it also had the 2.5l this dudes camry must've never been taken care of imo
What do you say about Honda civic in respect of those things you said about Toyota Camry
If you opt for the V6 Camry for this Gen, then its more reliable than the Honda. However, the Honda is really not all that bad.
Lets start, bought My 07 Camry XLE 4CYLINDER LAST YEAR 2020 with 125k miles. So far ive had to change the valve cover gasket, spark plugs, radiator, and i have p0171 code bank 1 running to lean. Oh and on top of that engine is burning oil, topping it off about every 3 weeks
@Stasis Field Im on the same boat, not sure if its running to lean or rich. According to google Check engine code p0171 says “bank 1 running too lean. Performance wise it runs just fine. Its a start up issue thats been the problem. When the car has been on for a few hours & has been turned about 4-5 times within 2-3 hours, it does not want to start up, & if it does and has strong rumble and then goes away. (Its not the starter according to a mechanic.) If anyone has any idea what else could be the issue that would be awesome!
@@sirsmokeye1724 do you have a scan tool? If not go to your local walmart and pick one up. It doesnt have to be a fancy expensive one. Just make sure it says it can show you live data.
Go into the live data menu and look for LTFT it would be a percentage. Also STFT. Post those. I can help with your problem.
@@toyotafan1234 I dont have a scan personally, but a buddy of mine has and obd 2 scanner, will that work?
@Stasis Field Sounds like we have the same issue. I also feel like my car pulls in more air its almost as if its gasping for air when i run into the no startup issue. Also have added the fuel additives. I was told by a family friend it could be a fuse of some sort, but im still digging and researching about this problem
@@sirsmokeye1724 yes that should work. It should be able to give you live data. Just remember to drive the car around for about 10-15 mins so the car can go into closed loop then check the LTFT and STFT. The STFT will fluctuate so just post the highest and lowest #. The LTFT should be stable.
The dash is 100% true.
2011 Camry 200k drive look new
Just bought one yesterday!
First off Toyota Camry do not have transmission problems you must be talking about a FORD???
What’s about Tacoma trd pro 2019 lol
I have camry 2008 hybrid and have no issues with nothing everything is ok even the battery doesn't have issues , stop lying camry is one of the best toyota car , only the dashboard is sticky but the engine is ok
There is proof after proof talking about how it’s the worst Toyota Camry out there. No lies have been told.
@@AutoMotivate I can't understand why ? My Camry is fine and does not have any issues only the dashboard ruined of course new car is better for few reason but mine drives ok and everything works , how could it be the wrost ?
@@AutoMotivate in those years the Camry was the best , in my country the dealer doesn't bring the Hybrid model , so peoples put extra money and bring the car in personal imports , it was succes
No he’s right, I have an 07 4cyl and it has major excessive oil consumption problems
@@user-js6fx3zq7i well I don't have this problem , mine is the hybrid model I think it's 2007 or 2008 model , it's usa built
My 07 Camry burns oil like a 1982 Chevy pick up
Shit man mine is too, I got the LE version. I'm adding like a quart every 100 miles. They say you can't even use a hone on these cylinders due to the cast iron liners. I don't even know what to do with it at this point.
@@Odamate 07 Camry has recall /warranty extension for oil line on rear bank it is a metal line going into a rubber hose back to a metal line and that rubber hose can and will burst causing massive oil leak trust me I know five quarts gone in less than 10 MI
@@99codzilla Ah, I see a massive improvement ever since I went to autozone. They cleaned the PCV valve for me. They even went through the trouble to jerry rigged a pcv hose cause the last one was cracked a little bit on the end that connects to the pcv. Oil doesn't get dirty like it did before + oil consumption was improved massively. I'll try and see if I can get the part number for the line you are talking about and replace it just for insurance down the road.
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You showed the 5th generation twice. No 4th generation either.
What do you drive?
I actually had a 2002 Mustang GT, that I recently sold. And now I drive both a 2008 Tahoe LS and I’m converting a 1999 Chevy Astro Van to a camper!
What do you drive?
2002 chevy z28 camaro and 2010 camry
Toyota heater, TOYOTA is and always be better than any other manufacturer.....
Yes, Toyota is great. But, they still make cars that have issues. Plain and simple.
These cars had so many problems they took Toyota from number one ranked in reliability to their just by them selves. The 07 had terrible engine oil burning problems and high oil’ consumption problems. Toyota had multiple recalls and lawsuits for these cars. Toyota is my favorite car company but these especially the 07 V4 had lots of problems ask any mechanic or google/RUclips it yourself.
@@kid5042 V4? 2AZ-FE is a straight 4...
2009 le still drive like new 143k miles
Bull shit my Camry runs dam good
That’s awesome, I’m glad! But that doesn’t mean every Camry is just like yourself
Haters are going to hate
Not hate had an 07 dude it had problems out the ass
Bad video with only partial info. Its the 07-09 models that had oil issues and it didn't happen to all of them. I had a 2011 Camry that I passed on to my son; it now has 260K miles with no issues. None. Best care ever.
Doing the opposite, watching this after buying
That still works 😂 hopefully the car doesn’t have many issues!
That’s me right now
It’s all fake we had a Camry 2007 for 7 years and this issue had never come
Ahh, yess. All the owners who have had these issues are fake!
Just because your car, and many others have proven it’s worth, doesn’t mean there aren’t duds.
Let’s not force people to believe only one way when there are in fact lemons out there
This review is absolutely ridiculous! I'm a proud owner of a 2011 Toyota Camry XLE V6 engine. Mileage is 106,000 miles. I have had 2 door lock actuators need to be replaced and that is it in 11 years. To have those go bad is very unusual for a Toyota Camry to have. I do ALL the required maintenance that is in the owner's manual. Regular scheduled oil changes at 5,000 miles when it was newer and now at 3,000 miles. At the appropriate mileage I have DRAINED not flushed the transmission fluid twice now, changed the coolant fluid, and I have had no other issues. Toyota Camry's are a cheap car when it comes to overall ownership of the vehicle and if you do what they recommend you will have very little issues. I would LOVE to buy American cars however they make shit vehicles in RUST colors only! If looking for a real honest car reviews go to Scotty Kilmer who is a car mechanic!
Expressing issues that people should be aware about before pulling the trigger is not lying. Just because the car is very reliable does not mean it has zero issues. Every car has issues. When they are repeat issues, that is a common issue. The issues will not happen to every Camry, obviously.
Have a better day.
@@AutoMotivate Having a great day actually. Just wanted other to be aware that your video is misleading that's all. Merry Chirstmas! 🎄🎁
Read through the comments, it isnt. Furthermore, just because you have not had these issues does not mean everyone else wont.
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This video is nonsense. Toyota should take action.
You do realize all cars have issues, right?
If there are reports after reports of certain issues, doesn’t that classify as a common issue within a typical model?
I’ll answer that for you:
Yes.
Toyota is a fantastic car, but they aren’t perfect.
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I’m just wondering how you managed to compare the Toyota Camry to a Honda Civic at the end of the video? They’re not even in the same competing class.
The literally are, especially these years. The new civics are changing their DNA, but they used to be direct competitors
@@AutoMotivate the direct competitor to the Toyota Camry was (and still is) the Honda Accord. The direct competitor to the Toyota Corolla is the Honda Civic. Both the Camry and the Accord are both midsize vehicles. The Civic and the Corolla are both considered small cars or compact cars.