Used 2000 Toyota Camry for Sale near Omaha, NE

I've owned my Camry for 2 years, and in that time have put 34k miles on it. So far I've changed the oil, put gas in the car, cleaned it many times, and put 2 new sets of tires on it. It hasn't given me one ounce of trouble. None, zero. The car was originally purchased by my grandmother in 2000 for $22k, and during her ownership there was no trouble either. Sure, it isn't the fastest or best looking car around, but who cares? It gets me from Point A to B in relative comfort, complete safety, and just that utterly reliable Toyota thing that no other automaker can match. I love my Camry, and within the next two years I'll be in the market for another.

Reliability is my number one priority. 35miles/per gallon. It's been proven on long drive without a problems. AC on warm weather, heater works fine on cold weather. The car is amazing and fun to drive with family and kids. It's good on winter snow too never got stock or slide. Low maintenance never had a major problem.Timing belt last forever didn't change untill 140k/miles. This are the car i think the most reliable of all economy cars i have ever had and worth of every penny i have spent and got in return for his reliability and gas saver.

its a 2000 Toyota Camry CE with 135,000 miles. It has the 2.2l 4 cylinder engine. Its a pretty comfortable quiet car. Its also extremely reliable. Ive never had to replace anything outside of normal maintinence. Its really roomy and has a big trunk and pretty good stock sound system. Its also really safe, i got rear ended by a lady going 25 ish mph and the bumper cracked and that was it. However its a pretty ugly car and looks really akward. Its also really really slow and has no low end power. The automatic trans is terrible and randomly downshifts. In my driving (all city) it only gets 18mpg while it suppose to get at least 23. It also handles like a boat especially when you turn fast and the brakes and steering have no feel. Basically its comfortable but it sucks to drive.its also hard to park because its longer than a Chevy Trailblazer and has a huge turning circle.

We've had this Camry since 2000 after wrecking our 1999 version. This car has been a workhorse. Lots of highway miles between Dallas and Houston. Still runs great!

Mine has over 300,000 miles and does 130 mph as smooth and easy as 70. Never getting rid of this car and will buy as many more as I can get my hands on!