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beetzmee, 01/27/2011
1999 Toyota Camry LE 4dr Sedan
42 of 42 people found this review helpful
I bought mine back in the Summer of 1999. I owned a 1992 model prior to this. Said another way, I have driven 2 Camry's over the last 19 years. Both were absolutely excellent. I was lucky, this one was built in Japan. The car has been flawless. 137K miles on it now. The AC, Power Windows have never gone down. The original Panasonic Battery lasted 8.5 years. I finally put a starter in it last year at 11.5 years of age. This car, without a doubt, has been the most reliable and competent vehicle I have ever owned, bar none. It's one of those models that if if you can find a clean, well-maintained one. BUY IT. What it lacks in appeal it more than makes up for in reliability.
Second Camry
arizonaboy, 01/02/2015
updated 10/31/2019
1999 Toyota Camry LE V6 4dr Sedan
34 of 34 people found this review helpful
I loved my 1988 Camry - cried when it got totaled out at 387K miles. Bought a 1999 Toyota Camry 6cyl - 5 speed (never owned an automatic). Love this car! It now has 266K miles on it - just regular maintenance - brakes/batteries (Arizona weather kills batteries), and tires. Had the timing belt changed every 75K. The car drives great, runs smooth, and I've never had a problem. Drove it from Phoenix to LA at 85 mph - no issues, drove from Phoenix to Vegas - no issues. Would drive this car across country! It may be a little sun faded, but still looks great and drives fantastic. I know a stick isn't for everyone, but I love it. UPDATE: Just passed 300K! Still going strong - just drove from Phoenix to Los Angeles - 85mph - not an issue - Going for 400K Update - just passed 340K! Finished up a trip to Albuquerque- drove like a champ - bought a new driver side mirror - knock the other one off backing out of the garage
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My favorite car of all time
Shan, 12/12/2015
1999 Toyota Camry XLE 4dr Sedan
30 of 30 people found this review helpful
Over engineered and over built. replaced engine and transmission after 230k not due to any failure but for peace of mind. This was mu dream car back when I was in high school and it first came out. I would rebuild it like new if I can find the right parts. Still running strong and reliable at 273k. A real champ.
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1999 Camry V6 Auto - keeps running
tnt12, 05/13/2015
updated 05/31/2024
1999 Toyota Camry LE V6 4dr Sedan
20 of 20 people found this review helpful
similar to my 1995 Avalon, my Camry has 445k now. Still running strong. 5/30/2024 - continues to run well at 445k - did have to recharge the Freon last summer 5/29/2023 - continues to run smoothly at 432k miles with 26.5 mpg (mostly freeway) 11/24/2021 - Car still running great. Just had the original alternator replaced at 415k. This was expected as I had the one on my avalon replaced at 500K as well. 5/24/2021 - due to the Pandemic in 2020, I didn't drive much past 12 months. My Camry currently has 409K on the odometer. Most likely I will retire it in late 2022 or early 2023. Highway mileage is about 26.5 MPG. 11/19/2019 - It now has 388k miles. MPG is around 27. 11/17/2018 - It now has 350k. MPG is around 26.5. 5/14/2018 - it now has 325k. MPG is around 26.5. Had the original radiator replaced 6 months ago.
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Boring & wonderful
1999camry, 02/19/2012
1999 Toyota Camry XLE V6 4dr Sedan
39 of 41 people found this review helpful
I stumbled upon my 1999 v6 American Edition Camry in early 2007 with 88k. Previous to that I had never considered a Toyota, but the deal was right. Since then I have put 110k of my own miles on it. It has seen me through college, marriage and the birth of our two kids. Since day one, I have considered it the most boring-looking car I have ever set eyes on, and my wife refers to me as "grandpa" when I'm in it. Looks notwithstanding, I LOVE my Camry. The v6 is enough to keep driving interesting and the reliability can't be beat. The mph is acceptable: I get 26 mpg no matter what I do. Highway, city, petal to the floor, or with my wife and kids in the car: 26 mpg.