How Reliable is a 2003 Toyota Camry LE 200,000 Miles Beater Car POV Test Drive

[@SimplxTay]

Just bought an 05 Camry with 71k miles as my first car the other day

[@povnelson2019]

Nice man Congratulations 🎉🎈🎊. With good maintenance that car should last a long time. Thanks for watching appreciate you 🙏🙏

[@Majinjef2099]

Take care of her and she'll see you to the moon and back.

[@povnelson2019]

@@Majinjef2099 show her some love and she will love you forever. 😉

[@i_am_gohan9232]

Treat it like your girlfriend and it will run forever 🤣, but fr tho congratulations 🎉, I love Toyotas.

[@i_am_gohan9232]

@@Majinjef2099 amen 🙏🏾

[@xilousuchus]

Bin rockin my 2003 Camry since 2018 when i got it handed down to me by my dad, 450,000+ on the Odometer and still runs like a champ 😂💪

[@fb856]

Seriously?

[@fb856]

I Have a 02

[@Jamal-im5yu]

Toyotas and Hondas run forever

[@Eye-it-azz]

@@Jamal-im5yu Any car can run forever. Ever been to Cuba ? You will see 50 year old cars still running, i grew up with Mitsubishi L300, we had like 500 of them, we buy them, cut them into a pick up truck and use them to transport cows, they’re 30 years old and still running. I’m in a Range Rover club, we have Range Rovers chasing 400k miles. It all comes down to how you service and maintenance your car.

[@danieltenorio3559]

A Toyota Corolla 2003 with 17K miles only for $11k, clean title is it worth it? I need someone's opinion

[@marcelpatel9017]

Still drive my 2005 Camry fully loaded. It's truly a tank on wheels with north of 350,000 kms. Almost 19 years old. Incredible. Toronto Canada

[@ma-kz6cd]

Where can I get a car like this?

[@manupatisanthosh7046]

How you keep up with the rust ?

[@bigboyisaac255]

Nice video man! I drive around in a 2010 Camry se with 225,000 miles on it. It really amazes me as to how the car still runs and drives like new. Toyota reliability is truly something else.

[@povnelson2019]

Couldn't agree more! Also, I'm doing a giveaway tomorrow. Cash bro! lol so on my DIY videos, like comment sub. And you could win. xD

[@motleydude73]

Keep them serviced they will do 500.000 easy

[@richardmcfarlane8801]

Have 2003 LE needs mounts but drive like a charm ,it has three hundred and fifteen on the clock

[@jeffreyortiz8361]

Be careful that the miles were not turned back. Have a blessed day and Yah Bless! ❤🙏

[@johnfeola8606]

@@povnelson2019also what’s better the le or the xle

[@JiltedValkyrie]

I have an 03 LE and it doesn't smoke or make the turning sound (206k miles). I don't drive it hard at all, though, and I take very good care of it. I rented a new 2021 Camry for a day to see how it compared and while it was sexier for sure, I prefer how the older one handles.

[@povnelson2019]

Yeah I drive very slow lol I baby all my cars, service all my families cars, only in my video do I drive fast. Bc I believe it’s what ppl want to watch?? 🤷 And I agree they just don’t make them like they used to.

[@jeremyhigdon9733]

This is my favorite Camry Le because my mama had one for years when I was little. To better understand how great the gas mileage it gets. She only had to fill it up 5 times to drive from Oklahoma to Oregon! That is impressive 🙂 at least to me. As with any vehicle, maintenance is a bit pricey. This car isn't a sports car or anything fancy so maintenance is affordable. Mama makes 50k a year and I make 25k a year annually. She has a new Altima. 2022 I think but I still have my 03 Camry and I love it. My dream car is a 94 Toyota Supra but hey that's only a dream lol R.I.P Paul Walker 😭

[@neverenoughgames72]

Pqul Walker was a p3d0

[@Majinjef2099]

I had that 03 camry le in black. She was my black beauty and i loved her to death. Sold her and bought a 2012 camry se v6 in silver, she's my Silverhawk and i love her to death.

[@povnelson2019]

Nice upgrade 👍Love the names! Lol

[@rt2255]

03 white xle v6 better known as casper, the friendly ghost. Cause it is white lol

[@rt2255]

And cause it seems invisible to cops 👮‍♂️

[@tjjons7662]

I had a black Camry called it my little ni***r because it slaves for me love it to death

[@AyoHustla]

How was the 03 Camry transmission

[@Will-wb6nk]

Thank you for this. I'm considering purchasing an '03 Camry and there's not enough actual people reviewing these cars

[@GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

I have an 02 Camry with 358k miles, now THAT’S a beater.

[@Kosherstyles24]

Don’t Toyota camerys last along time? I heard 300k-400k+ miles they run fine still

[@rt2255]

@@Kosherstyles24 yes 32k on my 03 v6 xle have seen a couple with 400k plus

[@rt2255]

03 330k no beater drives and looks better than most 5 yr old 50k cars.

[@rt2255]

330k

[@rt2255]

Camry beats father time into a coma

[@francosamericanmusings1560]

As to the pandemic, I worked through the whole pandemic. Recently found a better job and am grateful for it.

[@povnelson2019]

Congratulations man! I’m happy to hear it. Nothing but positivity here in this Channel 🎉 🎊🤗

[@Jaylikescar]

I bought an 03 Camry XLE for $6k back in 2015 with 88K miles and now has 150k miles. These cars are tanks. And it was built in Japan ! I recently upgraded to a 2019 Corolla SE and now my mom drives my Camry and she's really happy with it :) Im sure it will last for many more years!

[@rt2255]

You are barely broken in 03 v6xle 330k and still purring

[@subaruamazon]

07 se with 139k. If the world bought toyotas, they would be the only car maker.

[@1986312l]

I joust bought a 2003 Camry LE with 192,000 miles and let me tell you that I was surprised to find out how confortable the seats are. Everything works well with an ice cold a/c. Clean tile as well, bought it for $2500. And yes the paint is a little faded. I really recommend this old car.

[@justindagoat9900]

I got a 2003 Camry all white with over 300,000 miles same exact model as yours. It was my brother’s first car n got passed to me when I got my license. I’ve drove it for a year no problems Toyota for ya

[@ma-kz6cd]

Where did you get it from?

[@ypk1580]

Nice POV. Just wished more Dealerships used this style of video instead of the plain old showing pictures of the car and having a robotic voice read the all the specs and features. Yes you are right about the oil burning. The 2.4L 4 cylinder on this generation was notorious for that. Just make to notify the future owner about that problem.

[@povnelson2019]

Thank you I really appreciate you saying that! 🙏And I know what you mean I hate those video 😂 and don’t worry I plan on keeping this car for as long time…. Hopefully lol

[@francosamericanmusings1560]

@@povnelson2019 love your video style

[@povnelson2019]

Thanks man I really appreciate you saying that. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@abdaman98]

How about the V6? Does that one burn a lot of oil

[@povnelson2019]

@@abdaman98 I have a lot of faith in Toyota V6 the 3.0 & 3.3l motor are great. The biggest issue with V6 is oil leaks not burning oil. Are you having issues with V6?

[@francosamericanmusings1560]

Thanks for this. Thinking of buying a toyota for my first car and this looks good

[@povnelson2019]

Good luck on you’re shopping. Just check and double check everything lol can’t go wrong with a Toyota 😂

[@subaruamazon]

do it. you wont be sorry

[@davidcarder6364]

I bought a 03 Camry LE 3.0 V6 with only 95,000 miles about 6 months ago, it's in excellent condition.it drives like a dream, not one issue,I like the style.love my car.

[@povnelson2019]

Thats a smart buy. Congats on a Great car!

[@Oscarch2306]

I have XLE, V6, man that car likes gas. How many miles per gallon you’re car get?

[@davidcarder6364]

@@Oscarch2306 they have an 18 gallon tank.i don't know your driving style I drive conservatively.i get about 22-24 mpg.it also depends on your commute.

[@thecookiemonstergaming3089]

Bought a 04 3.0 V6 74000 about a year ago got 91000 on it now and still running strong

[@rt2255]

You almost have it broken in lol 325k on mine

[@rickynorris1694]

My 03 camry has 232,000 miles, and it runs great. It has the original alternator too.

[@AC-lo6wx]

Got an 03 over 200,000 and baby runs like a dream

[@sebusiek]

I have 03 LE (170k miles) and it also give blue smoke during start but it’s all ok. The best car ever made, I don’t want to change it. The only one issue I have it’s Aisin transmission. Since 2 years it’s a little harsh shaking the vehicle (for a 0,1 sec) during taking on/off foot from the gas pedal but I hope it will last some more time.

[@TruthSeekerAll]

Really enjoyable to ride along, nice video. Thanks 🙏.

[@povnelson2019]

Aww. Thank you for coming 🤗 watching and commenting

[@porkfat5521]

I had a 2011 LE I was stopped in traffic on the interstate and got hit twice from behind which threw me into car in front. All cars totaled and I walked away ok. Seeing for myself how safe this car is, I bought a 2016. Perfect for my commute, I put snow tires on in the worst of winter and it always get me home. I never miss an oil change and I drive it easy.

[@subaruamazon]

07 camry 138k here. I love the 00 and 01's. Or id get an 15 to 17.

[@producer.james1]

The 2.4 in this generation was definitely an upgrade from the previous 2.2 which was really reliable but it was slow slow. I'd rather get a 4 cyl of this generation rather than the last tbh.

[@Chillglare]

Mine used to be a rental and I got it at 191k miles. My first car and I've still got it lmao I love it

[@povnelson2019]

Nice we still have our also! I just posted another video on it you should check it out 🤗

[@subaruamazon]

07 camry 138k miles. had some repairs but it is pretty good. I like the 00 and 01's. perhaps someday I will get one of those.

[@tarriboyd5369]

Thanks for the review, and I think going to buy one of these for 3-5k. I went to a dealer to look for a new car and they wanted pay $636.00 per month for a 2022 Honda which I though was beyond outrageous for a loan.

[@csyalx]

Exactly my thoughts today as im in the same situation

[@subaruamazon]

i would buy a throwaway camry until prices come down but i think they are coming down.

[@Ahollywoodjoevideodiaryseries]

COOL VIDEO, Times are tough. Got a 2003 Toyota Camry LE paid to much it was for my girlfriend she drove her 2000 Ford Taurus to the ground. (I actually blew the head gasket trying to clear out the car for a smog) She ended up hitting a 2018 VW Jetta in a parking lot hit the gas instead of the break. Thought the Camry was totaled? Came back from the body shop on Friday. Trying to find a empty parking lot for her to practice. LOL! Hope we can drive it for another 5 years. Has about 115,000 miles.

[@JohnSmith-qf1jn]

Haha I was thinking to myself, it’s almost like Toyota’s are recession proof.

[@povnelson2019]

I've done the craziest things for smog!! lmao and yes thing don't get easier. the more we do the harder everything is. But this world is so weird how things just work out. Don't give up, do things right and everything will work out in the end. Good luck to you lol and thanks for watching!!!lol

[@marajevomanash]

I don't know what power steering fluid or transmission fluid Toyotas use, but they drive very smoothly. In addition, Toyota should coach other automakers on how to make comfortable seats.

[@povnelson2019]

I agree they have the best seats super comfy like sitting on a couch. Lol you can buy Toyota brand power steering and transmission fluid. Amazon has it or you’re local dealership

[@marajevomanash]

@@povnelson2019 I don't own a Toyota. Drove a rental once and it was super comfy.

[@JohnSmith-qf1jn]

Toyota has. Chevy worked with Toyota to build cars like the Prizm.

[@rt2255]

I drive for a living, have had many cars my 03 camry is comfortable for 5 plus hr trips all day. Never drove more comfy car on ling trips. Including beemers and benz. No domestic comes close.

[@subaruamazon]

@@rt2255 how many miles you got? 08 se with 139k.

[@Samuel-wf6kk]

This video and the conversation is wholesome, thanks ❤

[@classicdriprob4850]

I'm about to go Get My 3 rd Car and it's going to be A Trusted 2003 Toyota Camry Thanks For the Video.

[@robbyrob8349]

Toyota is the best when it comes to reliability from my experience. Whenever I drive down the highway, I see lots of fords, Chevy’s, Dodge, Chrysler, BMW’s, Audi’s, Volkswagens broken down on the side of the road.

[@rt2255]

Just how many 10 yr old plus domestics do you see in a daily commute? I see 20 plus yr old camrys all the time. When you do not see older cars it is cause they died. Old camrys every where

[@subaruamazon]

toyota and honda are the best cars made

[@Keaguan]

Ive had my 1994 SV32 toyota camry for about 2 years now got it when it had 296 thousand kilometres (183k miles) and it has 319k (198k miles) now, such a reliable car only problem it vibrates a lot at idle

[@kellysutton2780]

Found a 2003 with 120 thousand miles has a few scratches but motor and transmission in excellent condition for six thousand I'm getting it

[@subaruamazon]

that is a baby. paying a little too much but you wont regret it. change oil every 5k and it will go forever 07 with 139k here.

[@AlejandroMenacho1]

Im getting a 03 camry today as my first car!

[@povnelson2019]

Congratulations that’s a Great Car. 🎉 The car will probably smoke at start up but don’t worry about it will run for ever. 🏃‍♂️

[@mistah_nahamsha]

Although these cars are older than me, they're still better than new ones.

[@Vinylmusichunting]

270K on mine and am about to the suspension and recently changed brakes but everything is easy to replace on it. Didn't realize how reliable these cars are.

[@chrishemsworth5150]

Nice review Nelson 👌

[@captainsenileinfo]

Nice video bro.

[@rt2255]

Wheel squeak is ribbon cable inside wheel, easy to replace

[@letslearn2gether145]

I enjoy watching this.... great video 👍

[@Mdnz92]

I had 600K Km on my camry 04 before i sold it and got a newer one. Still miss the car ❤️

[@povnelson2019]

We just hit 210k hoping to keep her forever lol 😂

[@JumpFloater4]

That’s crazy dude my aunts 04 Camry was bought in 04 on release and she’s still driving it. Last I heard it was at 310k miles. They took it across the country a few times.

[@f.l2142]

I like the front visibility. The new Camrys or even the new cars have a very small windshield, tall dashboard. 2014 and up cars have that issue, but I guess no one sees it but me I guess.

[@povnelson2019]

I know exactly what you mean lol I wash all the cars you see in my videos lol I do all the windshields and I know what you’re saying. 🤗

[@tsfullerton]

The earlier cars, '02, had a narrower A pillar and better visibility.

[@pumpupjam9648]

Majority of Camry from 2003 to 2014, burnt oil in the 2.4z engine. Mine started back at 180,000 miles ago. I had the PCV changed and now it doesn't burn a lot of oil. I can get 850 miles on it before I add about 1/4 quart of oil. Synthetic is all I use. I just had to replace the center pipe and muffler. Her RPM on start up is running high, I guess I'll have to soon put in a new battery, the one I got is 6 yrs old. It's soon to go and it will be a Interstate. (the one I got in there now). So far, she has over 200,000 miles on it. As long as I take care of the car, it will take care of my needs. Paint and everything else looks like new. Seats are leather not clothe. Mechanic that works on my vehicle said my car the best looking one for it's age. Looks new and runs great! Air conditioner is original and still freezing cold.

[@kippaseo8027]

All the problem is is that the valve seals are drying out. I had a 1989 Camry when I was a teenager that blue one puff of Blue Smoke out the tailpipe on the first start in the morning. King Toyota in Deerfield Beach told me that the blue smoke only in the morning was a sign of engine failure and would cost $2,000 to replace the engine. Skeptical I drove it over to Sears where the mechanic told me to add 1/4 cup of Marvel Mystery Oil every time I get an oil change and it will buy you some time. I literally drove that Camry an additional 200,000 miles before selling it to a relative who still drives it today. So try that. And by the way I think that my 2000 Camry with just over 453 K miles was by far the best generation of the Camry. It's not as quick but it's a lot smoother then later generations. It felt closer to it's cousin the Lexus ES then any of the other Generations. I hate that Toyota keeps trying to make the Camry sportier and sportier when that's not what made the Camry a Camry.

[@jshaka3769]

Facts glad I’m reading someone say this. That marvel mystery oil is amazing for cleaning but also lubricating pistons .

[@subaruamazon]

07 SE with 138k here. I love the 00 01's. wish i had bought one. maybe next time.

[@ibiro868]

Dealerships been scamming since the beginning of time

[@ricknimusiima6571]

Just bought 02 Camry, u made me like it more

[@ma-kz6cd]

Where did you buy it from?

[@Claws0216]

I have a 02 toyota camry xle definitely a good car I take one day out of the week to make sure my car is good and I do that just cause I love taking care of my camry

[@Kosherstyles24]

Is a 2004 Toyota Camry with 250,000 mile for $3,000 a good deal? Heard some people still driving them fine with 300k-400k+ mikes on it

[@povnelson2019]

Dealership? Or private party? 3k on cl or fb is to much unless you go see it in person and the vehicle is like close to perfect. Negotiate the price if you can. Lol And good luck 👍

[@Kosherstyles24]

@@povnelson2019 it’s a owner of the car who lives about 20 minutes away. That’s not a good deal?

[@rt2255]

Yes check it out but if in good shape great deal

[@subaruamazon]

I would consider it a "throw away car" and you will be surprised - it will run for years. 07 SE 138k

[@rt2255]

2003 v6 xle about to roll 350k miles still purrs like a kitten.

[@lyssamfernandez]

I currently have a Toyota Corolla 04 but it needed a converter right after purchased giving it back and I found a Toyota Camry 03 too! With 138K miles I wanna get it so bad it’s only $4,700 obo should I do it 😭😭

[@jamesverges1486]

Yes, you should!

[@xznrm]

I got a 05 Camry XLE 202K miles strong 💪

[@spazer22]

I Got a 2003 se with 115000.....love me my cammy😁

[@povnelson2019]

Those are great miles congratulations 🎊🎉🎈. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@motleydude73]

I have a 2010. Ridiculously reliable. The cockroaches of the car industry 😅

[@clinteastwood3064]

Bestest car ever made

[@harrychufan]

An odd thought, there’s no way to know if the airbags still work. They’re supposed to last like 10-15 years and I don’t know if I’d feel comfortable in a 2003 for that reason alone haha

[@povnelson2019]

Yes definitely something to think about when car shopping. lol

[@armandcurti2598]

they work in toyotas, 99' lexus gs totaled and all airbags were deployed

[@povnelson2019]

Look into the crash test ratings on the vehicle you’re interested in purchasing. For example I was very surprised that the test rating were better on the Toyota Tacoma than on the same year Toyota Tundra. You would think the Tundra being bigger would be safer

[@armandcurti2598]

@@povnelson2019 though i think a tundra would be solid on the freeway too

[@povnelson2019]

Yeah but the Crash test also are not perfect and anything can happen on the road lol we just gotta be prepared the best we can. Lol Thanks for the comment & for Watching 🙏🙏

[@noahpickerill3749]

All you need is a fresh code of paint and a factory built spoiler. Maybe black out the lights?

[@povnelson2019]

Ooooh that sound dope 👍. It’s my mom’s car I’ll talk to her about it lol

[@nanamensah3730]

That’s awesome. Do you still have this car?. Does it still run good. I see this video was posted two years ago.

[@Mykelclassic]

Am about to buy a camry 03 v6. 130,000 milage. Still in mint condition. But am scared of this the right choice. I was told it take up more gas and are more problematic when compared to 4cylinder

[@povnelson2019]

Toyota makes the best v6 in the world specially these years. The 4 cylinder will save you a lot more gas. But they do smoke/ burn oil. So be careful

[@rt2255]

No way 03 v6 xle 330k miled uses no oil get 20 in town 30 highway at 75mph. Best car i ever owned and has plenty of power without straining motor. Had 4cyl, now 6, never go back. Mileage is not much different at v6 does not have to rev to get going.

[@Mojo27564]

Good video !!but it is advice to put the car seat behind the right side passengers

[@povnelson2019]

Positivity is #1. Lol I always thought the car seat in the middle was safest?

[@thomasgriffin3474]

You should do oil changes every 5K miles!

[@povnelson2019]

i run mobil 1 full syn. Check it once a week. And I've been doing this for years lol it just works for me. And yes i could do it earlier, sooner but who has the time for that lol

[@motleydude73]

Modern oils last a lot longer than that...

[@thomasgriffin3474]

@@motleydude73 you change your oil when you want to. I’m gonna do mine every 5K miles or every 6 months whichever comes first. Synthetic oil generally starts loosing its viscosity after 6 months

[@motleydude73]

@@thomasgriffin3474 I do mine as per Toyota recommendations, 15000kms (9320 miles) or 12 months whichever comes first. Just use a thicker grade if yours has done higher miles, at 5000 you are just wasting good oil and money.

[@thomasgriffin3474]

@@motleydude73 oil is cheap. I only have 17K total miles on my 2020 tundra and it’s about to get its 3rd oil change and tire rotation. A oil change and tire rotation is the same price as filling the truck up with gas

[@heroknaderi]

Wow definitely a reliable car:

[@Diecastjoe]

I forget what that squeaking sound is. I know car care nut did a video about it. I personally like the 2012-2015 model year is my favorite. This economy is terrible unfortunately. Hoping you are still doing good with your dad

[@cesarghost1203]

My 2003 Camry has 286,000 miles. Has that same rubbing noise on the steering wheel.

[@povnelson2019]

Nice man!!👍👍 yeah they all do it lol but at least I don’t have any motor or serious problems 🤣🤣. I can live with some steering wheel noise

[@lp8436]

It's a simple fix. Look under the dash, where the steering column/shaft enters a rubber boot. Hit with a few blasts of silicone spray and voila!..no more noise when you turn the wheel.

[@povnelson2019]

Thanks man I’ll try it. I’ll put it in my next video 👍🤗

[@rt2255]

Have 03 never heard a peep?

[@cabbagememes2852]

You could shoot the engine of the Camry many times and it would still run without issue

[@gonzoxx8413]

Hey bro I’m from California also. Where you got your headliner done and how much did they charge?

[@povnelson2019]

I payed 80-100$ I don’t remember exactly. I got it done at Martinez Upholstery in Turlock. I removed it myself and dropped it off he had it ready next day.

[@JohnSmith-qf1jn]

its been two years since you reviewed this car... do you still have it..?

[@jdmDC2ftw]

Are these the toyota 4 cylinders that are known foe burning oil?

[@hunterchung3990]

just got a 03 xle with 24k miles, talk about a steal. Gonna last me about a decade+ with good care

[@rt2255]

Decade if you average 30k a yr, 330k on my 03 and drives greay

[@S_MaomiGT]

Got a 04 Le with 26k miles a month ago both lucky-

[@luisromero740]

Does it have the port where you can plug in the Bluetooth thing to listen to music with??

[@rt2255]

03 camry v6 xle, same drivetrain and motor as es300. Motors maintained last 500k easy

[@wilfredkrullaards3614]

Compared to my country (The Netherlands in Europe) gas in the US is cheap. I converted the liters to gallons and euro to dollars which makes our price $ 8,75 a gallon!!

[@AllDayVapor]

I'm looking at one near me. 2003 Camry LE 4 cylinder. It only has 81,000 miles on it. Guy wants 3800. Should I jump on it???

[@williammize8270]

Like the tint and rims like mine has gold letter leather same otherwise base and luxury don't understand

[@patwickgriff]

Toyota's are the absolute best! Camry is #1

[@jeremyhigdon9733]

I'm really thinking of making my 03 Camry Le a sleeper. It's got 227,000 miles. I'm no car expert but I would think that if I rebuild the engine and transmission then it will be good to go, right? 😐 Idk

[@alessandrotorrescampos522]

Cool video.

[@RT22-pb2pp]

Have 03 v6 336k miles still make 600 mile round trips monthly. Original engine trans and 99% of entire car us factory original. 3 parts replaced radiator knock sensor and alternator all after 250k miles. Other than wear items belts tore brakes struts still original

[@moto.los2254]

I have a low mileage 2002 LE V6 with only 80k. When I first bought it from the first owner which had a strong attachment to the car it only had 61k. I recently tried to sell it because I have a 19 Camry and I didn’t really need a second car, but I just couldn’t the car has grown on me too much haha. I was curious to see if any of you knew where I can find a manual transmission for the v6? The car mostly sits so I would like to have some fun with it.

[@henrypacheco9048]

Mine squeaks too you can spray wd40 under by wear the pedal is there’s videos on that it needs some lube

[@RonghuiMrYe]

When this car was brand new in 2003. In China the price was 70,000 USD. Which was 19 years ago. 19 years ago in China the average salary was about 250 USD per month. So this was a luxury car back in the days in China.

[@yourworld1318]

I am getting my 05 today with 140k

[@povnelson2019]

Nice that’s really good miles. Treat it right and I’ll last forever

[@subaruamazon]

05 06 are better than earlier models.

[@stayunknown997]

How much was to redo headliner ?

[@povnelson2019]

I removed it my self and took it to my local upholstery he charged me 80$. its been over 2years now and held up pretty good.

[@diazgames8769]

Just got a 04 Corolla with 110k miles

[@ryuukin178]

Full synthetic oil or just blended oil.

[@ryuukin178]

NVM I got the answer from video cheers man

[@povnelson2019]

I run full syn. But hey thanks for watching 🙏

[@ryuukin178]

@@povnelson2019 I have the same car. Doing oil changes every six months as well. I just need to change the ATF pretty soon

[@subaruamazon]

synthetic

[@JayDeeHolden]

I heard these cars a re bullet proof reason why I bought a 2016

[@richardstump4582]

Alright!! Great Car , We Have A 20003 Me And My Wife!! Fantastic 😊

[@yungahungatv8049]

My favorite seats ❤❤

[@RedRoseMusic11]

*Amazing!*

[@povnelson2019]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@JumpFloater4]

Just bought an 03 Le with 179k. Hoping I can get 300k

[@rt2255]

Change fluids 400k is doable easy just do maintenace

[@wyhop6071]

I owned a 2003 Camry LE V6 with a sunroof and alloy wheeler. Purchased brand new in 03 from a Toyota dealership. Mine was a great car too BUT I was never thrilled with its styling. Traded it in 2007 for a new Camry XLE V6. Now I own a 2019 Camry XLE V6; best Camry yet!

[@rt2255]

07 ugly compared to 02 to 06 body style.

[@rt2255]

19 looks good but will it be as reliable 200 300 thousand miles in.

[@subaruamazon]

@@rt2255 07 SE 138k hey watch it.

[@subaruamazon]

I am always afraid that toyota will skimp on quality with new cars. your thoughts?

[@nev6250]

Man this beater is somethin'

[@kaylachambers6755]

I’m getting a 2012 at 203k miles I’m scared it won’t last .because the miles . Advice for this as my first car ?

[@povnelson2019]

Sounds like a good car lol it’s a survivor lol just keep up with the maintenance. Specially since it’s high miles

[@Kosherstyles24]

Stop acting stupid bro, these cars last over 400,000 miles

[@nightmoose]

I just got a 2003 Toyota Camry that has only 35k miles on it.

[@povnelson2019]

Wow very nice!

[@luckyme5122]

Barn find

[@nightmoose]

@@luckyme5122 pretty much. it was a vacationers summer car and only used part of the year at his second home.

[@robertp9370]

@@nightmoose hey, I have a chance to buy one with 39000 miles on it. how much did you pay for yours. mine is going to be a 2005 with the 2.4 4 cyl engine

[@sidikleib5779]

I have an 03 LE that has lights that flicker inside and outside and the radio cuts off when I turn on the turn signal I changed the alternator and the battery and I still have the problem and idk if it’s messing with staring the car either cause sometimes I have to crank it twice or three times to turn on can someone please help

[@rt2255]

Is radio factory? Anytime people upgrade stereos you run risk of crappy install. I suggest removing radio and checking connections even if stock if anyone went into dash they may have pulled something lose, also check battery terminals clean and tight and check battery ground cable is secure and clean where it attaches to frame or ground point

[@thomasrhinehart6084]

Interesting this is a beater but a new grand cherookee breaks at 40 miles, and still has the owner on the hook for over 100k, its wierd nomenclature the beaters are the new junk with screens that will be recycled into coke cans when this jem is still rolling 20 years from now.

[@JXiong-zo8ig]

Thinking of buying this for my daughter as her first car???

[@subaruamazon]

do it u wont be sorry.

[@subaruamazon]

do it u wont be sorry.

[@anthonypararajasingham]

Just noticed a First Generation Lexus RX in this vid.

[@povnelson2019]

At what time?

[@yoranw4608]

*... and in the seventh day, before going to rest, GOD CREATED TOYOTA* PERIOD. LOL #everLASTINGcars

[@pamelaweber4479]

The steering wheel squeak!! Mine sounds like it's talking! 🤣

[@drivedb7]

Super easy fix. There’s a rubber boot on the steering shaft that needs some lubricant. Silicone spray works best. Spray, turn the wheel left. Spray, turn the wheel right. Do this and the noise will be gone.

[@dannylol8557]

Just got a 04 Camry with less than 40k miles

[@subaruamazon]

money, that is brand new

[@Xshgax]

I just bought a used camry with 250 on it wish me luck

[@povnelson2019]

You got this Tyler V🤗

[@subaruamazon]

good luck change the oil every 5k with synthetic.

[@androiduser306]

Tell me why older cars always run but when you buy a newer car it doesn't know how to run

[@povnelson2019]

Are you talking about the new Toyota Camry?