3 tips when buying a Toyota Camry with a check engine light on

You will get a good idea of what to do when negotiating the purchase with the light on and how to get the best deal.

[@pauldusa]

it's because you gas it up with e85 gas, that car is not a flex fuel car

[@mikemorales1725]

What was the problem? I drove a 98 Corolla for 15 yrs with a check engine light on, it did not affect performance or mileage at all, so I just kept driving it till id died at 425k miles.

[@realcarreviews6021]

Mike Morales -it was the brake booster. Cost $400 for the used part and labor. Sounds like your car did what a Toyota should do, run forever! Thanks for watching, please be sure to subscribe for the latest content. Cheers !

[@DakotaBurgener]

Great video. How do know whats the most to offer for a car. Ive been going by the kbb trade in price. Any advice would be appreciated.

[@realcarreviews6021]

Misfit Maker - Thank you 🙏🏼 That is a Great question! I use KBB trade value too, but always subtract for repairs and detail. When making your final offer, the highest amount to offer would be “Good condition” trade value plus 7% if the car is really nice. The 7% is what they would gain by trading the car at a dealership. Thanks for watching, be sure to subscribe for the latest content. Cheers !

[@DakotaBurgener]

Thanks for the information, very helpful. Cant wait for the next video.