2010 Toyota Camry turning over 120K Miles

[@juandomingoperon828]

Every mile a Camry drives is a trophy. The more you drive it the better it gets. I have a 2013 model has 124k. Drives like new

[@xjoe81x]

@@juandomingoperon828 Very nice.

[@ItzYaBoyJesse]

Noice

[@jaykay18]

It WILL keep on truckin'. Yeah you had to replace the water pump. They go, what can I say. But the car starts every day, it runs every day, and gets you where you need to go every day. Yes, you had to replace the radiator. Was that due to the overdue water pump? No one can tell. I think it was simply due to age and mileage. They're plastic, as you well know. Plastic doesn't last forever, especially when exposed to heat, especially in an engine bay, with water in the very high 100's as temperature.

[@xjoe81x]

@@jaykay18 Shoukd go another 120k miles.

[@terenceiutzi4003]

An American V8 would be nicely broken in!

[@xjoe81x]

@@terenceiutzi4003 Yes, or just broken.

[@terenceiutzi4003]

@xjoe81x I have owned 4 big V8s that went well over 500,000 miles, and the cars were scrapped because the bodies rusted out. I have had three Japanese cars, and they all self destructed before 60,000 miles!

[@xjoe81x]

@@terenceiutzi4003 👏