Used 1989 Toyota Camry for Sale near Houston, TX

What can I say about the Camry? It cost me $250 sight-unseen, bought off eBay and arrived on the back of a truck from NSW. I was told the transmission would need relacing – but the simple adjustment of one nut got another 18 months out of it. Other than a $350 second-hand transmission, it has had nothing but routine maintenance and tyres. My dad runs it up and down the Geelong-Melbourne road 6 days a week and has put nearly an extra 100 000kms under its wheels. It’s completely soulless and boring – but economical and reliable. If you just want to get from A to B (and with no literally no luxuries in between) then the Camry is the car for you. Don’t expect it to be fun…

Got this to learn to drive in and died shortly after. had 454000km on it when i got it as it had previously been my step mums driving school car. Served it's purpose and sold for 50bucks as a trade on the liberty

I loved the 80's look of this model. Having a 2.0 petrol engine with 130bhp it was a family saloon with racing skills. 0-100km/h in 9 sec topspeed in 1st gear: 60km/h 2nd 90 km/h 3rd 145 km/h 4th 185 km/h 5th +200 Loved the electrif roof and the spacious interior.

This car is nothing short of amazing. It's got over 250,000 miles on it, needs a valve adjustment (tock tock tock) and has Japanese take-out replacement transmission. One of these days I'll get the CV joints fixed....but the thing gets 37 mpg on the highway! And this is the Alaska type of road, two-lane, humpy-bumpy, up and down hill and over frost heaves no matter where you go. It's not exactly perky after all those miles, but the heater and the air conditioning still work great, and the steering response is also just like new. It's fun to drive, quiet, and would be comfortable if the seats weren't so worn out. The worst thing about it: 1) automatic seat belts. Sure, you get an extra break on your car insurance for having them, but try getting out out of the car! They slide and get caught on things. Now imagine you have to dogs on leashes you need to get out of the car along with yourself and there's this seat belt blocking their (and your) exit just like some ribbon across a finish line. The dogs tangle their leashes every time. It's maddening. PLUS you have to lever yourself out of the little hole the drive sits in. It's very difficult to get out of this car. And no, I don't weigh 300 lbs. I'm a normal-sized person. Be that as it may, I'd buy another one of these babies in a heartbeat. They're cheap, around $1500, and they run forever.

mine was a station wagon given by a very generous person. stick shift. drove it for 6 months. the power doors/window and other electrical stuff were starting to go. so i had to get another car.