How Long Will a Toyota Camry Last?

This video will share valuable data on the longevity of a Toyota Camry. How many miles are on your Camry? Should I buy a cheap Camry? How long will a Camry last?
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[@tacocin]

When I see a Camry on the side of the rode, I'm thinking, it MUST be out of gas.

[@inertiaforce7846]

Or a flat tire

[@carsthatlast441]

That's funny! Probably.

[@Honestandtruth]

Yep yep Exactly...... And lazy people don't pay attention...😂👍

[@atlanticjatt7525]

@@carsthatlast441 fuck off

[@wordman3624]

You'd be more likely to see Bigfoot in a hula skirt than a Camry on the side of the road.

[@drubesrubio]

I bought my 2011 camry xle 3.5 fully loaded for 7,300. It has 112,000 miles. Planning to keep her for 10 or more years.

[@status101-danielho6]

I bought a 98 Camry LE (4 cylinder) in 2002. Drove it for 6 years, then gave it to my dad. My wife took it over in 2014 and drove it until 2017 at 243,000 km. We only got rid of it because the strut towers were corroded, and was due for timing belt/brakes/fluid changes/struts. It even looked new when we junked it, I'm sure it was an awesome parts car. Never had any issues with it when we owned it, it was a reliable appliance.

[@Honestandtruth]

WOW..., You called it an appliance... Why is that...?????

[@bmwstrike731]

Got a 2009 Toyota Camry LE... only 70,000 miles. Runs great!

[@cgrscott]

I have heard that many of the older Camry's, before 2002, have driven past 300k on their original automatic transmission, original Toyota alternator, and original AC compressor. Ice cold AC is a common attribute of old Camry's with high miles. My son is very happy with the 2001 Camry LE, 4-cylinder, that he bought last July. He recently took it to my independent mechanic to address some small problems that we already new existed when he bought the car. My mechanic told my son, "That is a good little car you have there." It is a good little car. He bought it for $1,300 cash and has no car loan to pay off. I changed the fluid in the differential and I have drained and filled the ATF twice, since he bought the car. The transmission shifts much smoother after the ATF drain and fills.

[@emeyer6963]

Scotty Kilmer and his 94' Celica entering the Chat!Rev up your Camry!!!!

[@maxcactus7]

Your videos really are some of the best automotive AND financial advice on KZbin! Really appreciate what you do. I bought a Lincoln Town Car largely off your recommendation. Keep up the great work!

[@carsthatlast441]

Awesome! Thank you for the support. Enjoy that Town Car.

[@rjeanetteelton]

2010 Hybrid, just rolled over 300K. Still have original battery. In all this time, I’ve only changed the breaks and put in new spark plugs once. We change the oil and air filters regularly, but that’s about it. It just keeps running. Love this car!

[@nandobando5897]

I got a 2015 Camry hybrid with 266000 miles people judge me for the miles but to me runs better than newer cars what is you opinion

[@rjeanetteelton]

@@nandobando5897 If it seems to be running well, I don’t see why you can’t get a lot of life out of it. I just put new 80k tires on mine; I fully expect to get another 100k out of it. Its still running like new. It’s important to change your oil regularly. Take care if it and it will go a long way. Don’t ruin the battery by running the car with an empty gas tank or by letting it sit unused for more than a week or two. Trying to get to the gas station on battery power will ruin it fast! I’m still on my original battery and it’s going strong. If you do end up needing a new battery, don’t go to the dealer. There are plenty of less expensive options who will charge a lot less. My son killed his Prius battery by running it empty. He got a new one for a fraction of the cost. 5 yrs later its still going strong. Good luck and congrats on getting such a great car!

[@jaberbaluch962]

@@nandobando5897 I have a Camry 2015 too with 438k mileage

[@reviewman2037]

Cap

[@trump2609]

Love your videos. I’ve had a 2001 Camry four-cylinder for about 2 years. I got it for 1000. New struts front and back. Fix a check engine light that’s all. I might need to do the timing belt soon. If your looking for a cheap reliable car. Early Camrys are the way to go

[@stoneblue1795]

Always a pleasure Bill. Cool bike...... and also, the Camry has been on my list as a possible different/used car so this is great video for my review of them.

[@japnikki]

I have the padded sister, 2004 Lexus ES...I inherited from grandma. I have 431k miles on the 3.0 V6 Toyota engine

[@spicemasterii6775]

According to Scotty, 100 billion miles.

[@stoneblue1795]

Rev up your engines!

[@omaralkayal7598]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@theruddyone6443]

BRUHHHH!! LOL

[@Reyshiro]

Always enjoy your content, Bill ! Still have my 2002 CamRey with the 2.4L 4 Cylinder with over 410,000 Miles 👍🏽

[@carsthatlast441]

Thanks! Thats awesome on the camry!

[@tannerwiberg2859]

2000 Camry here nearing 400,000 km or 250,000 miles. Picked it up about 5 years ago with about 190,000 mile in a super neglected and unappreciated state for $100 CAD but over the years have fixed it up and its the car that turned me onto Toyota, as a total surprise to me because at the time I only picked it up because why not for that price. I couldn't believe the reliability but after half a decade have come to rely on the car without worry including road trips of several thousand km. Never quits. For the record I'm a mechanic and keep a close watch on her and she's well taken care of now.

[@tannerwiberg2859]

2.4l 4 cyl

[@TheNortheastAl]

Another awesome video, Bill. Can’t wait for the next one!

[@carsthatlast441]

Thank you!

[@kippaseo8027]

My 2000 Camry with The 2.2L Has 439 K miles on the odometer. She still looks and drives like new. I have owned her since October 1999 and have always followed the simple rule given to me by an old Cuban Tech at Sears. He told me the car would last at least a million miles if I just remember that oil is cheap and engines are expensive. He told me that if I never big seated the 5500 - 6000 Mile Interval I shouldn't have any problems other than routine maintenance. Well Since I bought the car when I was a broke college kid in knew that if the car didn't work I wouldn't be able to get to work I vowed to never let the car go more than 5000 miles between oil changes. 21 years later my Camry not only has never had a major engine issue other than the typical 2.2L Issue of its assume they valve cover gasket leaks which Is usually less than a $100 fix And Timing belt/water pump replacements watch is just basic maintenance my car doesn't use or lose a drop of oil between changes. Every 60000 miles I also do a transmission drain and fill S preventative maintenance. It costs about $75 And is probly the reason I'm still driving on the original tranny. And if you think that IM not hard on the car you are dead wrong. I live in Miami Beach and Have to share the roads with fellow kamikaze like Julios So it's definitely not rare for me to stop the accelerator or slam on the brake pedal. It's not rare to find 4th generation camrys with over 500 K miles. My mechanic has 16 customers alone in the Miami area with 2.2L Engines. If you have any doubts whether you should buy a used Camry I urge You to stop and ask the owners of older camrys what their opinions Are about the car. Understand you're gonna get retards that will complain about everything but you should ask them straight up about the long term reliability of their Camry. I once had a conversation with a stupid woman who was telling me that Toyota quality has gone down Hill because she's had to replace the battery twice in 11 years. Understanding that I was speaking to a very stupid woman I asked her how long did she think a battery should last. She pointed out that she owned a 1989 celica that had the original battery almost 20 years. A guy passing by stopped in interjected that he wished he had to only replace the batteries in his 5 year old grand Cherokee. Hes gone through 2 transmissions and Several Very expensive electrical Components. BTW The highest rated battery For my Camry is the die hard gold all Weather At a cost of $89 The last one I bought lasted 7 years.

[@Brsrafal]

Do you think transmission job necessary myself and many I know got cars over 300k Toyota Lexus Ford even 90s chevy Rollin w over 300k orig fluid.

[@Maplecook]

This story is GREAT! My dad bought a brand new 98 Camry, and it had 400,000kms on the clock when I sold it. It looked and ran like new. He used the cheapest conventional oil the whole time, but he always got it changed on time. Say, did you use conventional or synth?

[@kippaseo8027]

2007 was the worst year in the camrys Almost 40 year history. The oil consumption issue in the 4 cylinder models Wasn't as widespread as people are led to believe. The problem was that Toyota recommended 8000 - 10000 mile intervals between oil changes Which was a terrible idea. Those 4 cylinder engines Whose owners Who regularly changed their Boil before 6500 miles escaped that trouble. But the 2007 Camry with the V6 Had very high failure rates with the automatic transmission. This was by far the worst year to buy a V6 Camry but Toyota quickly remedied the problem very very early on and later 2007 and 2008 Camry models didn't seem to fail. I got that from Consumer Reports. One of the biggest problems with an older Camry Is that they tend to be so reliable that by the time they've received their 2nd or 3rd owners the owners drive the cars until something actually fails. Many of the issues That end up being fatal for A particular Camry is due to lack of or just plain poor maintenance. The Camry tends to be far too forgiving Before it's too late.

[@moeanthony9308]

What do you mean by changing a boil?

[@Eyevin]

My 2005 Camry has over 210,000 miles. I'm planning on buying a newer Camry but still plan to keep the old one.

[@brianroness103]

3yrs ago I bought a 96 camry (2.2 manual 5spd) with 160k for $750 bucks. Still running great with around 230k miles. Needs stats now but I've only put gas and oil in it since I've owned. Manual transmission is a the ticket in my opinion.

[@wildmeoww2753]

Update lol

[@8corymix8]

Geez, i hope i can get that out of my 2013 Avalon Hybrid

[@dasdrop]

My dad had bought a 2002 camry brand new in June of 2002. I have been driving it for the past 13 years and just hit 200k on it 2 days ago.

[@Archer-hg9rw]

Hey can you make a video on how to research the reliability of a certain car before buying, thanks for the awesome content.

[@berrylucky2]

2011 camry over 200,000 miles I've had it for 3 years now runs great. The only thing I've ever replaced was the alternator and when I tell you that made it run even better and faster.

[@miriamvivo4279]

Senor bill your videos are greatly appreciated. Im pedro using wifes ipad. My sister has a 2004 camry xle v6 . Very reliable. I just cleared a po442 .

[@J-N-dj3ni]

Your channel is great! I have 1 suggestion: When comparing cars, would it be more appropriate between cars of a similar category? For example, I found that around 30% of Camries and Accords for sale on Autotrader under $7,000, have over 200,000 miles, but around 20% for Civics and Corollas. I bet it’s because the smaller cars costed less initially thus were the first to dip under $7,000, even with lower miles; I can’t see why it would be due to a vast reliability difference.

[@RETUSAF1995]

My 2004 Camry, made in Japan, rides just as good as when i got it at 57,000 miles. It now has 116,000. I'am betting it'll go over 200,000 easy.

[@Brsrafal]

Easy mine made in US 05 320k

[@lancelaw760]

That's a wonderful promotion. I'm gonna buy it

[@sirsweetness8332]

2011 Camry 190,348 miles currently. Runs well. Changed struts at 170K and water pump at 185K just to be changing it. It was not leaking and bearings felt good. PM is all. I put 93 miles a day on this vehicle and it has been wonderful. Change transmission fluid regularly along with PS, Brake and of course oil. Changed O2 sensors at 77K and probably due soon. On 3rd set of plugs. Only failure that I can say was a fluke was a bad rear driver side wheel bearing at 160K. I put a Timken on it. Probably will go 300K I will save it for my son next year when I get a new car. Bought it with 13,280 on it.

[@huyly605]

Damn you wasted money! 2009 camry with 490k miles, nothing has been changed with all original parts, only did oil changes, heck my transmission oil has never been changed lol

[@VincentScales]

Only sold 294,000+ in 2020 (COVID), that's damn good! My 2016 Camry SE has 52,825, I'm 60 years old and I'm going to keep it until the wheels fall off!

[@timetowakeup6302]

Hey buddy just checking in and making sure you and the family are Ok? We miss you

[@tongthao1125]

2007 camry with 295K and still running, but oil change regularly is recommended Appleton,WI. That she start n go really well on snow or icy day.

[@wordman3624]

I bought a 2011 Camry, and I love it.

[@kenneth4728]

I have a 2002 Camry with 331k miles. Paint looks good. Interior is near perfect and all original. Everything works. It idles like a sewing machine. Drives and shifts wonderfully. I feel like this is the best built vehicle ever sold in my lifetime.

[@thatcarguy1UZ]

2000 Camry with 172,654 as of this writing. 2.2 L 4 cylinder engine with a 5 speed manual transmission. I also used to own a 2003 Toyota Camry 2.4 L four-cylinder with a four-speed automatic transmission. That car had a little over 230,000 miles on it and still ran like new. Unfortunately while I was grocery shopping a runaway garbage truck totaled it and four other cars in the grocery store parking lot.. I would probably still have that car today I did not been destroyed by a trash truck.

[@pedrofernandez8729]

If you had to choose same year model, would you buy a Camry or a Corolla?

[@alanhung1428]

Camry if you need the space and want more comfort. Corolla to keep the maintenance and operating cost lower due to smaller engine (gas)

[@korn111685]

Come across a ford 7.3 vehicle with over 700,000k miles. It still ran.. 😲

[@rnesr71]

I bought a 1992 Cary new, and it has 167,000 miles on it. I do not want to get rid of it as it’s never had a major problem and provides me with a dependable spare ride. I honor the maintenance schedule There is a leak in a connector for the A/C somewhere in the dash and I’ve replaced 2 of the 4 electric window units with after market units. So, this car is 30 years old and loves me more than my wife does.

[@ShamuAquatics]

My 2019 Camry already has 114k miles on it… I need to stop driving so much lol but it has had zero problems so far.

[@PK-lw8il]

Hey im looking into getting either an accord or Camry from 2009-2012 and was wondering which would be more reliable and cost effective?

[@johnreese7291]

We have a 2015 Camry. We bought it a year and a half ago 85,000 miles on it. Someone hit the back of the car really hard and it was about $11,000 in damages. The car was almost totaled. I think if it was any other car company, I would’ve pushed them to total the car. It Now has 104,000 miles on it. It runs good. The bodywork that I had done on it makes it look new. We’re hoping that this car last long time for us.

[@jeffreyfurtado3681]

My 2010 SE camry 4 banger is pushing 200k and has 190k miles. Still going strong.

[@uknorlm1469]

I have 2016 v6 xse with 58,000 miles. Only problem ever had was the rims for this model bend very easy.

[@srinivasvoruganti4736]

Recently bought 2006 camry LE with 97k miles for my teen driver, so far good and looking forward to put more miles on it.

[@carsthatlast441]

Good car! Enjoy.

[@80sAlternative1]

2008 LE - Just turned 190,000. Original hoses, transmission. Engine purrs like a kitten. Only thing (which should have been covered under warranty) was the alternator, which quit 3 months after warranty expired. Would like to get to 300,000. Debating whether (it is worth it) to get sideswipe damage repaired.

[@williamstevenson8518]

I had a 1989 Camry when I was in my 20s that I completely abused, and neglected routine maintenance. I ended the car's life by bringing it to a junk yard with about 215,000 or 220,000 miles on it. I have always regretted doing this. The problems the car had at that point were really just cosmetic issues. I'm now positive that I could have gotten it over 300,000 had I held on to it and started taking better care of it. I really regret junking it. It was an excellent car that deserved a better owner.

[@konradhittner4668]

I’ve got an ‘02 4-cyl, with 302,000 miles on it, and it runs smoothly and reliably. No major internal work to the engine or transmission, but the engine does burn a quart of oil every 1100-1200 miles, which is within factory specs, according to my mechanic. Add oil, and keep driving. Alternator and A/C compressor are original and work well.

[@Brsrafal]

what about auto trans orig fluid or u change it?

[@konradhittner4668]

@@Brsrafal I don’t know whether my mother-in-law had the trans fluid changed during her ownership (first 114K miles)-but I tend to doubt it. I’ve had pan drops/new filter/refills done every 30K since then. The transmission shop guys have said that they’re not finding anything in the pan, or on the magnets, so I did just a drain and fill myself for it’s last change @ 290K. I’ve used MaxLife for all my changes up until the last one, when I used Amsoil SIgnature Series that I got for $20/gal. from a local guy on FB Marketplace. The car is > 306K miles now.

[@timetowakeup6302]

My 03 Avalon has 245,000 miles on it and still runs like a clock. Leaks just a little oil from the valve cover gasket, but other than that no issues whatsoever. Still handles and drives beautifully.

[@Brsrafal]

ever change trans fluid or still orig?

[@timetowakeup6302]

@@Brsrafal Drain and fill every 40K

[@MohamedMohamed-gf9mq]

Mine has 300k

[@timetowakeup6302]

@@MohamedMohamed-gf9mq I'm at 299,750 👍

[@MohamedMohamed-gf9mq]

@@timetowakeup6302 I will catch you don’t I will even pass u

[@cayrick3488]

05 SE Camry has 220 k miles. Runs pretty good but need to add oil in between changes. About a qrt

[@jchawkins6488]

Mine is 2011 Camry Hybrid w/ 142,000 miles. No issues other than it driving like a boat, being so heavy.

[@scottc95]

how about the honda fit? which is the best year and how many miles can they last?

[@DukeFame88]

I'm trying to sell a 2006 Camry LE, red, 177k miles, good condition. was a commuter car. Asking $4500. Is that too high for here in MD just outside Washington, DC.

[@MikeDunn]

So just to understand, you are obtaining your data from used car ads? If that is the case, how do you know that a high mileage car for sale is actually in good running condition? Thanks.

[@bretmelton7116]

Im a realtor. I drive the hell out of my camry. I am approaching 200k on my 2012 and it looks amazing. Little wear. Drives very very well. I have never had a large repair bill.

[@donaldcumbie1698]

Bought the 04 Camry 2.4L new just passed 200 thousand miles. I stay on top of service Synthetic Mobil One from the beginning I plan on the 300 thousand miles

[@khoale4755]

Not sure but in U.S. they don't have the Toyota Aurion like in Australia. You guys have the Camry V6 model but the Aurion is similar to the Camry V6 but the head and tail lights are a little bigger. I have the 2007 Toyota Aurion V6 base model, I bought it used at 116k KMS which is about 72k miles and now it's at 111k miles so I've got a lot more miles to go hopefully. I've been servicing it nearly every six months just a normal service I haven't done a major service yet but the mechanic says it's still in good shape so no need for major service but wouldn't that just make the car even better with a major service?

[@chrispeerman7445]

Hey Bill I was wondering if you could do a video on the 05 volvo S60 which has been known to make it over 300k with no major issues with the original engine an transmission?

[@carsthatlast441]

Good idea. I can take a look. Ive been on a bit of a break, but hope to get back at it one of these days. Thanks!

[@headshot9611]

My uncle had a Camry he used to drive 250 miles everyday he millions miles on it and still driving . Thats insane.

[@zacharyzelinski6241]

Bought a 2014 Camry for 7,800 200k miles hoping for 4 years

[@oooooooooooot125]

i drove mine 97 to the mountains and back just using the heater cool the engine

[@mhossain417]

My 2014 Toyota Camry LE has 350,000 miles as of 5/28/2021. Still running smoothly.

[@carloeeee5492]

Hybrid?

[@Brsrafal]

ever change trans fluid or orig?

[@popey129]

Mine 2014 Camery has 128000 miles. It never once has failed to start.

[@lout3921]

Hi, it's been a while and I hope you'll update us on future videos. I'm hoping to report to you my 2009 C300 sport at 250,000 miles. I'm at 230,000 and planning to hold on to it until it's no longer cost effective.

[@sandradelacruz9470]

Help! I saw a Toyota Camry 2013 53 000k on it for $3,600 on Craigslist Scam ? What is your opinion Mr Bill? I have no experience buying used cars !!!

[@miriamvivo4279]

1999 toyota rav4 with 249,000 miles. Non interference engine muy bueno

[@thomasyarri7445]

A coworker of mine at the Toyota dealership had 641000 on her 98 with original drivetrain. Trans blew and she called it quits. It was a 2.2 4 cylinder.

[@jamesmeegan4755]

Wonder if she ever changed the trans fluid, I’ve drained and filled mine once since owning it. Bought at 183k now at 186k. No transmission problems.

[@traingawker2121]

Can't think of a more boring vehicle than the Ford Taurus, unless you get the SHO, but still a boring design. I have the FixD and use it all the time with my older vehicles (08 Honda Civic, 07 Subaru Impreza), very handy!

[@banerjeesaheb]

Hey, what u just said at the end?

[@payamyazdi7672]

My 1989 camry wagon made it to 356K miles before the auto trans dies.

[@Brsrafal]

orig fluid or u changed it?

[@jaygreen8052]

I have a 2010 Lexus ES 350 with 130k miles . Soooo if I’m correct, this is the same drive terrain as the Camry right? 3.5 liter V6

[@carsthatlast441]

Yep! Geez, I was going to mention the Lexus ES300 and ES330. Guess I'll have to make a Lexus video. 😁

[@pinoysidehustler]

I have 2003 with half million miles. original engine & transmission

[@taoye5659]

Can you do a video on Rav4?

[@Brsrafal]

my old camry 320k orig front end trans fluid starter alternator shocks struts just did oil brakes tires radiator and the thermestat my new camry 19 idk if i'm a fan i mean its sporty and faster sits low too low heat sucks takes 4 ever to defrost and ac is not as good it drives rougher over bumps and got a lot flimsy plastic even the way the carpet sits and the seat is atttached.. I hope it lasts me as long even the road noise is worse then my old camry with 320k i'm little disapointed but time should tell

[@garybrown9719]

Im going to put the small 4 cyl isuzu truck motor in my next 4x4

[@entertexthere1127]

2015 Camry: 210,000 still kickin. :)

[@JJD-9403]

Awesome

[@scottschulte1157]

I have 2. A 2007 LE and a 2010 LE. The 07 has 250,543 miles and the 10 has 110,265 miles. Yes the 07 burns some oil. About a quart every 3,000 miles. I paid $1500 for the 07 and 5 grand for the 10.

[@timetowakeup6302]

You got a great deal on the 2010

[@alanhung1428]

That is really not that bad. I always change my oil at 5000 km intervals so i wouldn't worry that little bit of oil consumption

[@dilly1108]

2015, 175k. Not one issue. Regular maintenance is all.

[@undeadb3ast12]

2002 v6 with a custom exhaust is so fun 🤣

[@chiragsomaraj5121]

Does this apply to new camrys say like 2018 and up?

[@carsthatlast441]

Hi, yes it should.

[@davep2945]

It looks like you've stopped doing videos but if anyone reads this or if you start again please know that an owners personal situation strongly dictates whether a car gets to a high mileage point or not. For instance, you often see large SUV's of all types with 200,00 plus thousand miles on them in part because the person has a big family and a low budget. So they bought used and were forced to make it last. If something simple like a window actuator fails a couple of times in a medium to high income owners car they get rid of the thing. For a low income person that's not an option. They either live with it or figure out how to fix it themselves. Many commercially used trucks and vans acquire most of their mileage fairly quickly then get sold off with the third or fourth owner ending up doing most of the repairs whereas the original owner had routine maintenance done as part of their fleet but few if any repairs. And it's often impossible for you or anyone else to know just how much money was spent on maintenance and repairs to get a vehicle to last 300,000 plus thousand miles. I have a friend with a 2003 Toyota Sequoia that has 389,000 miles on it. But with 3 timing belt, water pump and thermostat changes as well as 4 sets of ball joints all of which were required as part of the original design or an original design flaw in the case of the lower ball joints that's more that $4000 in required maintenance. Add in a new starter and a cracked exhaust manifold as well as a passenger side rear spring mount repair and endless rust proofing and he's into the thing for almost 8 grand for repairs and a level of maintenance not required on other cars to get to that mileage. With $8,000 to spend on excess maintenance and repairs a endless variety of cars can reach 389,000 miles. That's not to crap on the original Sequoia it's just to illustrate that even in the absence of situational need, one's willingness to keep fixing things can be as much a part of a vehicle reaching high mileage as pure reliability.

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

I once saw a prius V for sale over 700K miles. It was in Wyoming.

[@charlessanders1342]

I am sure there are A LOT more newer Camrys with over 200,000 miles. I have had mine '12 LE for 14 months (zero issues)127k to 142k and I have seen 4 cylinders go 300,000 miles so a 4 or 6 cylinders don't really matter if it's taken care of it will last. It don't get the advertised gas mileage (23mpg) city. even being driven easy.

[@emilioportillo179]

I have 1996 5 speed carmy with 225k. And still running like new

[@Neon_Dre]

I have a 2005 with the 3.0 180k miles

[@DJSmith575]

My 2007 Camry hybrid just turned 333,333 miles last week

[@carsthatlast441]

Thats awesome. A good sign for you as well.

[@iamscharles]

my 2012 Camry hybrid LE has 335,000. catalytic converter is bad, it consumes about 1-1/2 qts of oil every 1k..time for another one!

[@carsthatlast441]

Thats impressive!

[@Technoirz]

I have a 2012 camry with 200k miles so far no problems.

[@MohamedMohamed-gf9mq]

Mine is 270k

[@Technoirz]

@@MohamedMohamed-gf9mq wow mine are city btw.

[@joshtumblin5893]

92,648 so far a 2020 hoping to get 600,000

[@robertorosasco913]

2011 sl. 4 calendario 302554 millas

[@erickf899]

Love your Videos and how to save money

[@666dynomax]

0:20 Chevrolet Sierra odometer ;)

[@aragus76]

2009 Camry has 261000 miles

[@Floof_Factory]

How about a 2021 corolla?

[@carsthatlast441]

Hey there! I might suggest checking out my video on Corollas. 😁kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5iyaY18is5le7s

[@robertorosasco913]

Toyota Camry 2011 4 cilindros tiene 329000 millas originales yo le cambio el aceite sintético

[@jaberbaluch962]

I have 2015 Camry with 438 mileage

[@hybrid711]

2009 Camry Hybrid 142,000.

[@JaxTropics]

My 2015 Camry has 302,000 miles on it.

[@Jesuseacuraepoder]

I have 1998 toyota camry with 250,000 so reliable

[@jerrodjackson478]

Can you do one on the Toyota Avalon

[@carsthatlast441]

I will see. But ive covered the avalon in some of my other videos. I'd say the avalon has the potential to last even longer. Great cars.

[@MohamedMohamed-gf9mq]

I have one is 2011 it has 270k very nice car

[@maanman3573]

If you get the chance, can you go over the Honda Element? They're awesome!

[@carsthatlast441]

Hey there, I already did somewhat 😆. Check out my video on the Too 5 Small SUVs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/enmVqKSNmd58adU

[@maanman3573]

@@carsthatlast441 I guess I missed it, I'll watch it right now :-]