I remember when my mother bought this car in 2012 and she sadly passed away in 2018 my dad is a RN and has to travel and the engine gave out a couple of month ago with 350 thousand miles on it. We put a new engine in it and it runs like it is brand new
I have a 2012 XLE Toyota Camry with 180,000 miles and still run like a clock. As many miles as it has plus it 9 years old, blue for my Camry is around 7,000. I would highly recommend this vehicle
I had an 84 Camry Hatchback with about 130,000 miles. I had a 2006 Camry LE with 140,000 miles. I had a 1999 Camry XLE V6 with 178,000 miles. And I had a 1998 Camry LE with 197,000 miles. All were great cars. Sorry to write miles instead of kilometers 😉
Mine still runs fine at 150k miles. Same year in se, red. Only problem is, the dumb touch screen died. It stopped responding last year and sporadically works. Leaving it as is because i dont want to get ripped off by the service center
The push button ignition was part of the Convenience Package. Convenience Package, It was $1,195 and included: Push Button Starting System Smart Key System w/Panic Wireless Door Lock Includes driver door, passenger and trunk. Integrated Back-Up Camera w/Static Line EC Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror w/ Compass Alarm & Immobilizer Anti-Theft System HomeLink Universal Transceiver In overhead console.
Transmission problems? The SE has the same transmission as the other Camry’s. They are like any car. They need to be maintained. Some people neglect the maintenance.
@@seanparks1675 it’s not really a matter of maintenance like other, some have that transmission issues like mine it had 60k at the time the dealership told me I needed a new transmission, mine was already been fix with the some software issues of course that didn’t work, they told me I need a new transmission that would cost me 6k I laughed and replaced with a use one I currently have 200k on the transmission.it works ok so far, BTW the transmission only cost 600 with 400 cost, 1k for a transmission that has work very well so far.
I think they are mostly the same. 2012 is the year the Camry was redesigned. It is completely different from the 2011. So aside from maybe a few small things I think the 2012 and 2013 are very similar.
I would agree with you. I have owned a few older Camrys. A 1984 hatchback model, a 98, a 99, and a 2006. But I have not owned a newer one so I can’t be 100% sure that the older ones are better.
@@seanparks1675 sean i live in nigeria and our roads aint too good..very bumpy..so riding with these newer generation cars they make more noise and the front bumper easily gets loose..the dash board makes noise coz it's more of plastic..not damped....honestly car manufacturers av cheapened up their vehicles
I remember when my mother bought this car in 2012 and she sadly passed away in 2018 my dad is a RN and has to travel and the engine gave out a couple of month ago with 350 thousand miles on it. We put a new engine in it and it runs like it is brand new
how much was the engine swap?
Sorry about your Mom
Nice car. Sometimes having a nice reliable daily is a good thing. Wouldn't mind my daily being this.
I have a 2012 XLE Toyota Camry with 180,000 miles and still run like a clock. As many miles as it has plus it 9 years old, blue for my Camry is around 7,000. I would highly recommend this vehicle
I to have the Camry XLE, 2012.
Excellent car. I have 107k on mine.
I get 31mpg. Great car..
@@raymathews7035 how much is used 2014 Toyota Camry SE chatting from Nigeria
Great info man! In countries like Malaysia,Russia and India we got different in design but same engine! It’s a amazing vehicle and loved it!
They are great cars. I have owned 4 of them.
@@seanparks1675 amazing man they are pretty reliable! How many miles on them?
I had an 84 Camry Hatchback with about 130,000 miles. I had a 2006 Camry LE with 140,000 miles. I had a 1999 Camry XLE V6 with 178,000 miles. And I had a 1998 Camry LE with 197,000 miles. All were great cars. Sorry to write miles instead of kilometers 😉
@@seanparks1675 haha man! So many camrys I’m amazed! Thank for the info! 😉
Mine still runs fine at 150k miles. Same year in se, red. Only problem is, the dumb touch screen died. It stopped responding last year and sporadically works. Leaving it as is because i dont want to get ripped off by the service center
Nice car. Maybe you can upgrade and get a modern radio that has Apple Car Play or Android Auto. I have one in my wife’s Venza and my Corolla.
@@seanparks1675 oh yea?? That's neat, do you have a link? Can it be diy?
@@princeosop I bought a couple off of Amazon and my brother-in-law installed them.
El mismo motorsito de siempre homy!
Me encanta el Camry
Not sure why it isn’t push button ignition like my 2012 SE.
The push button ignition was part of the Convenience Package. Convenience Package, It was $1,195 and included:
Push Button Starting System
Smart Key System w/Panic Wireless Door Lock
Includes driver door, passenger and trunk.
Integrated Back-Up Camera w/Static Line
EC Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror w/ Compass
Alarm & Immobilizer Anti-Theft System
HomeLink Universal Transceiver
In overhead console.
@@seanparks1675 thanks I had forgotten that it was part of an upgrade package.
sharp car i have a 14 i love it screen sucks thought
Yeah, the tech was not going to amaze anyone 😁
''Keyless entry'' yeah totally lol
Great video. What was the sold price?
Thanks. If I remember correctly it sold for about $7800.
@@seanparks1675 thanks!
Good evening
2014 Toyota Camry SE used cost how much now near one
Hi. The car has been sold
I have the same one 2012 transmission problems with all the model of se
Transmission problems? The SE has the same transmission as the other Camry’s. They are like any car. They need to be maintained. Some people neglect the maintenance.
@@seanparks1675 it’s not really a matter of maintenance like other, some have that transmission issues like mine it had 60k at the time the dealership told me I needed a new transmission, mine was already been fix with the some software issues of course that didn’t work, they told me I need a new transmission that would cost me 6k I laughed and replaced with a use one I currently have 200k on the transmission.it works ok so far, BTW the transmission only cost 600 with 400 cost, 1k for a transmission that has work very well so far.
What is the different between 2012 and 2013 Toyota SE
I think they are mostly the same. 2012 is the year the Camry was redesigned. It is completely different from the 2011. So aside from maybe a few small things I think the 2012 and 2013 are very similar.
The generation body style ran from 2012-2014.
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Is this car sold?
Hi Megan. Yes, it was sold
Did you know i cannot hear him his voice is low
I am sorry. I just used the phone for sound.
Ok
The 2012 to 2014 Toyota has less quality compared to the old camry
I would agree with you. I have owned a few older Camrys. A 1984 hatchback model, a 98, a 99, and a 2006. But I have not owned a newer one so I can’t be 100% sure that the older ones are better.
@@seanparks1675 sean i live in nigeria and our roads aint too good..very bumpy..so riding with these newer generation cars they make more noise and the front bumper easily gets loose..the dash board makes noise coz it's more of plastic..not damped....honestly car manufacturers av cheapened up their vehicles
@@seanparks1675 the 2000 - 2006 camry is the most reliable camry ever!!
@@alhassanzayyanu5712 Thanks for sharing that. I love hearing people’s stories, especially from other countries.
Your sound quality is terrible.
You are right. It is just me and my IPhone SE. I’ll have to get a microphone. Thanks Ray. I appreciate the feedback.