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1996 Toyota Camry Overview

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Trims

Collector V6
2 national listings
Avg. Price: $5,450
DX
Avg. Price: $3,431
DX Coupe
LE
Avg. Price: $3,748
LE Coupe
Avg. Price: $3,995
LE V6
Avg. Price: $3,874
LE V6 Coupe
LE V6 Wagon
Avg. Price: $3,750
LE Wagon
Avg. Price: $5,173
SE V6
SE V6 Coupe
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45 stars

Based on 47 reviews

It Is A Good Buy And A Perfect First Car For Someone by Tony
 — *The car is a very reliable vehicle * it gets great gas mileage and has not needed a repair yet, * the brakes work well and are quiet. * the front seats are good but if you are over 6' tall you are... Read More
Great First Car, Low Maintainence by Reginald
 — Vehicle 1996 Toyota Camry 4 Dr Collector Sedan Review Very well built (much better than most new cars), incredibly reliable. The V6 is very smooth and quiet but it lacks low end torque and s... Read More
Camry Takes A Licking by terrigogo
 — No wonder this car has won many awards. It is luxurious and comfy on the inside as well as built well. I know, as I crashed mine into a concrete wall and my husband was able to put it all back togethe... Read More

1996 Toyota Camry Overview

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1996 Toyota Camry


Due for a redesign the next year, the 1996 Toyota Camry did not change much from the previous year. For the first time, leather seating was an option in the LE trim levels of the Camry sedan, coupe, and wagon.

The 1996 Toyota Camry sedan was available in the DX, SE, LE and XLE trim levels. The coupe came in the DX, SE and LE trim levels. The base DX version of the wagon was dropped in 1995, leaving only the LE. Available engines were a four-cylinder, 2.2 liter or a V6, 3.0 liter. Fuel economy was about 20 to 30 mpg, depending on the engine. The interior of all 1996 Camrys was well-designed, featuring comfortable seats, plenty of head and foot room, and easy to reach, logically-placed control buttons.

Owners of the 1996 Camry say that the car is not much fun to drive. Except for in the SE model, the ride feels “floaty” and almost too quiet and smooth, and there is not much interaction with the road. However, the Camry is meant to appeal to a wide audience, and many commuters might prefer a car they don't have to think about. By 1996, the Toyota Camry had firmly established its reputation for reliability and longevity.

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Cost $16,888 Original MSRP $3,480 Average Instant Market Value $3,139 Average Instant Market Value
Gas Mileage (highway) 28 29 32
Horsepower 125 130 100
Crash Test Rating 4 4 4
Front Leg Room (inches) 43.5 42.7 42.4

Toyota Camry Questions

HILFC
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What Does The Etc Pwr Indicator Lite Mean On The Dash Of 1996 Toyota Camry

I bought a used 1996 Toyota Camry. Among other things, following recommendation of my mechanic I have had the transmission flushed and fluid replaced. The fluid was very dirty, looked brown. Othe...

55 views with 5 answers (last answer about a week ago)
ntipitapa
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My Car Have A Po 770 Check Engine Light On What Could Be

i have a 96 toyota camry and the check engine ligh come on with a code po 770

37 views with 3 answers (last answer 2 weeks ago)
bigdog99
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Where Is The Power Door Lock Relay Located?

It keeps blowing fuses and the shop that installed the alarm said it was the power lock relay and to change that. Just wanted to know location to see if I can fix myself.

2,418 views with 2 answers (last answer 2 months ago)
jfranko
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Camry Starter Problems

I have a 96 toyota camry that wont start. when i turn the key, the starter clicks but doesnt turn. I replaced the starter and it works fine (as does the one i took out). the battery was obviously ...

541 views with 2 answers (last answer 4 months ago)
Dianalyne Mills
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Added One Qt Of 10w40 Oil Instead Of 10w30...did I Hurt Anything

126 views with 5 answers (last answer 4 months ago)