Driving my new 99 V6 5 speed Camry

[@devingriffiths8064]

And it starts right up car: stalls

[@jeffmnaz]

Bought my 1999 Toyota Camry brand new - order with a five speed transmission - 6 cylinder - Just turned 376,000 miles - never an issue - no rust -ac blows ice cold - best car I've ever owned

[@gilbertoarizona305]

My car just turned over 400K no dash lights - no leaks - no rust - 5speed v6 - still going strong

[@maxmillman3836]

These cars are tough as nails. Must be nice to have one in manual; even the auto ones are pretty sweet!

[@lbax8897]

Their good cars. Got a 2001 Camry Touring 5 speed Australian version. couldn't believe what a smooth and comfortable ride these things are! You would think it was a later model car.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

Crikey! You Australians have everything Toyota won't give us in the States.

[@davidlp3019]

my uncle had one of these. 5 speed. NSW rego. He got like 300,000km on it before he got a newer one. He didn't even maintain it that well. These are REALLY solid built.

[@aky19832001]

Get a supercharger and you got the Lotus Evora.

[@davemaster001]

Check engine light has been on for 13 years? LOL

[@SilverLightningXV]

Only in a Toyota is such a thing possible XD

[@Datsun7705]

i’m sure it’s just a dirty mass airflow sensor

[@applepoop10]

Most likely the EGR system

[@erickimmy1493]

@@applepoop10 guarantee it's the VSV for egr. Means nothing with these cars, I fixed mine just bc but with my old Camry I put a small picture there 😂 affects nothing mechanical and still passes inspection. My current Camry is 20 years old and 190k. It's like you'd never know at all, amazingly built cars

[@musicrevelation2023]

@@Datsun7705 if the air flow was dirty it would stall when pushing the clutch right after pushing the brakes a using engine braking

[@hazwell6811]

I have a 98 Camry, the check engine light came on around 160K and I kept driving it... the light went off about 30K miles later and now she has 271K miles LOL

[@keonjenkins1852]

Engine light was like, look im tired of this, im out. LOL

[@merciilmao]

Probably burnt out

[@Lastbadie]

This happened to my 09 highlander it just fixed itseld

[@dalepenner8411]

I like your Camry, worlds best cars

[@kippaseo8027]

IDrive a 2000 Camry with 454 K miles. Not only do I still have the original air conditioner but it still blows ice cold and has never never never been touched. Don't ever turn the air conditioning on while the car is moving. It puts a lot of stress on the compressor as it tries to catch up to the engine. I also hope that you have replaced the burnt out left turn signal over the last five years

[@samtheman1243]

I am sold on the 1997/1999 Camry's. They run for ever and i can buy them for nothing. maby that's why i have 5 :o

[@gsteel98]

Sam the man 12 I got a 97 I'm looking to get a 2000 or 2001 I like the lights but the camrys after 2001 suck until 07

[@garyreichert4461]

gsteel98 97-2001 Camry’s are the best I have one and it’s never left me stranded

[@garyreichert4461]

And they’re the same accept for the different tail lights in the 2000-01. I have 2000 and love it

[@gsteel98]

Gary Reichert that's why I wanted a 00 or 01 the lights look cooler in the back camrys always come out on top

[@TheBikemaster94]

I see it's similar to the '99 altima, that one has the woodgrain and sunroof too

[@wordman3624]

Camry doesn't start: Scotty Kilmer has just declared war.

[@johnvanl357]

I drive a 99 avalon and its pretty quick for a 4 slush auto in its day, the avalon is pretty much a heavier camry with more curves and ass but, I wish they made manual avalons in the 90s :(

[@johnvanl357]

LoudLexus They are v6... but when I said 4 slush I was talking bout the automatic transmission lol, which means I wished Toyota made 90s Avalon with a 5spd Manuel option that'd be really nice :)

[@BurnedAura68]

If you wanted a lighter more luxurious Camry should’ve went with the es300 lol

[@CM-maga]

Just picked up a 99 Camry V6 automatic with 84,000 miles on it!!! Runs fucking great lol hope it will last me forever it was from an old Indian man, exterior is dented but my new Daily driver to work

[@EvendimataE]

if you do the oil change on time it will easily go past 500k....i saw one with over 600k and still runs perfect

[@garyreichert4461]

As long as you keep up on maintenance it will. I bought mine with 75k and now it’s got 107k with no issues

[@Mabeylater293]

Check engine is probably on because it sounds like there's a hole in the exhaust. Been on for 13 years??????????? It's funny how many people ignore this light for so long.

[@musicrevelation2023]

No that's how they all sound lol. The light can come on most commonly as a fault code and when cleared will ussally go away or come back. A check engine light doesn't mean what you think it does. Unless there something mechanically unsound and doesn't drive right then there is nothing wrong. It's common for these computers to put out false codes to meet emmisions and to trick scan tools also. If it runs a drives good then it's good. Could easily just check the plugs to see how they look to determine the condition of the engines running environment. If you think a check engine light is a chase of panic then you don't know much about cars and how the ecu and pcm will make errors and no matter what happens there is stored codes to keep the engine running perfectly normal without certain parts of the ecu, bcm, and pcm

[@musicrevelation2023]

And a hole in the exhaust won't do anything. Unless you one of those who thinks back pressure is a thing which is funny. The less back pressure the better for an engine which is why cats Rob a lot of free flowing performance. In no way possible will a hole in the exhaust cause any issues. The only what is if the primary O2 sensor is reading that there is to much fuel or air coming through which btw the primary is in the manifold. The secondarys do nothing but tell of the car but will chase a check engine light but won't change anything since the primary does all the calculations for running conditions to meet emmisions standards. Any holes after both up stream and down stream O2s will not cause any check engine lights. Even one before the down stream won't cause one unless it's not connected anymore. And the secounary is on the secound cat itself. I hate people who think back pressure is a thing, not that it's related to this manner in any means but it doesn't explain why every car back then never hand anything but a manifold and a muffler if that lol and v8s got better gas mileage because if carbs and they weren't restrictive than v8s from the 90s+. Anyways that's off topic have a good one

[@Joelwee1028]

What do you do with all these Camrys? So far I've watched videos of you driving 3 different "new" late-90s Camrys. Not that that's a bad thing; I own one myself and I love it. Just curious why you buy so many of these.

[@WizardMower]

By the looks of the rims... I think the previous owner blacked out the badges... Exquisite car though!

[@cunninggnomefoo]

We legit have the same car. Mine has wood grain cup holder covers tho.

[@thisislargemouth5566]

"what was that?!" Let out the clutch with the handbrake on it looked like lol

[@BLue87CrxSi]

Hey man my moms had a 98 avalon for awhile pulls good i found a 5 speed camry out where i am and was thinking about boosting it making it a sleeper daily lol

[@00lexuses300]

It's uploaded! It's a 1999 Toyota Camry LE! I'm thinking of trading in the 2005 GMC Envoy for it. Can you give me some advice and tips about this generation Camry?

[@loudtowncar]

More Camry vids please!

[@rhcpfan22]

Nice car man! I got a 99 Solara sle V6 back in may. I love my Toyota lol

[@RadioNul]

40 mph in fifth gear??

[@guns360cool2]

0:54 fail 😂😂

[@nathanielschroeder1321]

I have a 99 v6 auto less than 100,000 miles on it. Wish it had leather and 5 speed.

[@brandenwilkerson2434]

On your way to my house 🤣

[@Travelingcarguy1]

That type of high mileage is typical for a Toyota. Are the engine and transmission original?

[@100mgd]

I'll be able to check the transmission sometime today but until I get it up on a car hoist I won't be able to check the motor as the VIN plate for the motor is in the back of the motor near the firewall under the exhaust manifold

[@Mabeylater293]

100mgd soooooo are the engine and trans original?

[@throwout1483]

Weird, I have an 87 truck with only 200k miles, then my dad has an 87 4Runner that hydrolocked its motor at 280k.

[@rags-fv6ko]

Perfect car.. those manual camrys are hard to find I'm looking now

[@kingjacob926]

Lucky. Mine is Auto. I wish mine was Standard.

[@egeo.9645]

Toyota cars in 97-99 *INVINCIBLE*

[@EvendimataE]

my 99 xle v6 is auto.....im JEALOUS.....but mine is literally 0 rust because i live in LA.....i love that kind of door siding its so easy to clean

[@CoinHuntingDrew]

Hello utube, gonna due a little dwive

[@Alklebe]

nice car i have camry 2001

[@ynamlydostluk1042]

Hello bro how many liter fuel take for 100 km in the city thank you

[@100mgd]

Google it.

[@atomsk1646]

Is this a custom job? Ive heard they never made a 5speed v6 for this car? Im a little confused but i love it

[@imcorrect9122]

Some 97-01 models come w a 5 speed . Would love one

[@DJBiv788]

Rare. I know there was an SE V6 for a while.

[@korbinmccollum5457]

Why is your steering wheel black?!?!

[@edthesaxplayer8450]

is that normal running temperature showing on your temp gauge?

[@100mgd]

Which part of the video? Give me a time for example 5:15

[@mrmangoguavaguyabano]

That TRD short shifter make the the shifter appear you are in neutral. Have you figured out what causing the check engine light to come on? I’m picking up a 1999 toyota camry v6 5speed tomorrow for $2100. It needs some work and currently at 160k.

[@musicrevelation2023]

Bruh, most of the time it's nothing but a fault code. If it runs a drives good that's all that matters

[@JT8D200C]

is that camry made in japan or Kentucky

[@100mgd]

4T

[@bloo22ca]

99 camry 103k miles for sale for $4000. Is it too expensive?

[@ToyotaNutjob]

That's not horrible, maybe a little high

[@Banannalands]

This cars great...... Wow what was that lol

[@slowvag8v]

You are lugging that engine

[@dwibelsmagoo4471]

@Toyota Camry LE V6 5-Speed. Yes he is beating the shit out of it he was going like 30 mph if 5th at 1000 rpm and bragging about going up hill

[@the__black__box]

Dwibels magoo shut up, u dont know these cars.

[@the__black__box]

Toyota Camry LE V6 5-Speed. Yeah tell him.

[@the__black__box]

Toyota Camry LE V6 5-Speed. What r u talking about? Reread the comments i made man, you read them wrong.

[@imzjustplayin]

Funny, nobody calls it lugging when the automatic transmission does it but you do it in a manual and everybody calls it lugging. 5th gear at 30-35mph is certainly doable if the load is low enough, most automatics will shift that high, you're just not aware of it.

[@bman_dc]

The turn signal is out lol

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

Does a stick-shift Camry make a good first car?

[@100mgd]

Yes

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

@@100mgd should I buy one on Craigslist once I manage to save up $6,000 in cash?

[@100mgd]

@@marvinthemaniac7698 The choice is yours, depending on how quickly you can save, the car may or may not be there. They sell pretty quickly. Find the car you want, test drive it and then decide if you want it or not. It's as simple as that.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

@@100mgd words of wisdom indeed! This is surely something to consider when purchasing a new or used car.

[@clover7359]

The left turn signal bulb is on its way out.

[@100mgd]

Fixed it. It wasn't the bulb. It was the socket.

[@clover7359]

+100mgd ; _... Or the socket._ Very nice car by the way. 347,000 miles is well over a third of a million, too.

[@timothybracken1728]

wow that mileage !

[@efrenbaron4443]

do a 0 to 60 xD

[@AirplaneFreak]

Clean the IAC valve.

[@racilpz5753]

My Toyota Camry le 1999 has 78,938 miles it’s white

[@valvebread]

My older brother owns a Classic Edition 99 camry

[@eli7693]

347k on the odometer.

[@EvendimataE]

35mph at 1500 rpm......for auto trans you need to go over 40mph to go down to 1500rpm

[@inaj27]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻💯💯💯💯🔥

[@vman358]

Why are you in 5th gear going 40 > miles per hour?

[@100mgd]

Robert Verzola to efficiently consume gas?

[@TheKoppenhaffer]

That's lugging the engine. AKA bad for it.

[@RadioNul]

@@TheKoppenhaffer yeah, shouldn't drop below 2k rpm. There's a rev counter for a reason

[@imzjustplayin]

@@RadioNul if you ever drove an automatic with a light foot and actually paid attention to the shift points, you'd see that the 4spd automatics will shift into 4th gear as early as 35mph and engage torque converter lockup at like 40 or 45mph. On the 6spd V6 Camry it hits 4th gear at only 20mph with light throttle. Nothing wrong with 'lugging it' so long as you don't feel or hear horrible noises, usually pinging.

[@00lexuses300]

I got a video for you! Stay tuned as I'm currently uploading it!

[@johnoven3668]

347 is a lot I got 116 on my Camry

[@nigelgoodwin6954]

Fog lights. There is a clue in the name! Turn them on in fog & off the rest of the time.

[@100mgd]

Lol NO.

[@anchoicungdanny868]

Team toyota 🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻

[@jmgaming9599]

My camry only has 191000 miles

[@TheDinoDump]

what a gem.

[@lapdheadquarters762]

Thank you for your information, you will be arrested for bullying people on the and shoplifting, police officers and the FBI will remove your social media accounts and we will be tracking your location immediately.

[@TheBusFoamer]

My Camry is automatic oof

[@ToyotaNutjob]

Lol auto is better fuck shifting... the autos last just as long

[@loganj.2329]

your egr is sticking...thats why it stalls

[@bneyens]

30 mpg my ass

[@EvendimataE]

its possible because its manual see how he can go as low as 1000 rpm when slow...my v6 auto can only do 15/24

[@Dirtxbc]

Floor it

[@vt6857]

Hi there, that’s a nice car for a 99 Toyota Camry manual transmission. The car looks like it’s in a brand new condition for a 20 year old car. I also like the color of that car as well. I think it’s green; is it? Because that’s one of my favorite colors on a car. I’m a big fan of manual transmissions. My dad owned a 5 speed manual on a 1992 Toyota Camry for about 15 years. And then later, he got a 2008 BMW 5 series ten years ago certified pre-owned at 20K miles. And so far as of now I’m driving the 2008 5 Series beemer. It’s a nice car and it drives well for a 6- speed manual. You can’t go wrong in driving that car. The 2008 5 series beemer is the only manual transmission car I’ve ever driven over the last few years. I’ve never driven any other manuals before. I think your 1999 Toyota Camry 5 speed manual also looks fun to drive when I watched the video. The 2008 bmw 5 series has had a few minor safety recalls from the dealership during the beginning years of driving it but it’s already been performed, fixed, and perfect to be on the road for many years to come. I don’t know if your 99 Toyota Camry has had any safety recalls. I hope not though because it’s a great car. Sometimes I think I wish I had that car because it looks awesome and drives nice for a manual transmission. Kudos Bro on your car!😀

[@GANJAPRENEUR1]

Sell it to me

[@100mgd]

Nah, I'm good.

[@lyndon8488]

pos

[@ToyotaNutjob]

That car does not get over 30mpg

[@korbinmccollum5457]

Yes it dose 99 V6 5-speed get 32 miles to the gallon

[@imzjustplayin]

Even the automatic gets over 30mpg if you're doing mostly highway so the manual getting it wouldn't be a terribly big surprise.