2005 Toyota Camry Le Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Bronx, New York, United States
We just had a new baby and recently upgraded to a full size SUV so we are selling our 2005 Toyota Camry.
This car is super dependable, we've never even had a flat tire. It has been maintained and kept very well. My father was the original owner and a maintenance maniac. He kept a little book in the car and recorded every detail of everything that was done to the car including, oil changes, tires rotations, cabin and air filter changes etc. He passed this down to us along with the car and now we keep records of all maintenance. Mileage is just under 209,000 (mostly highway/state to state miles) but this model will last well past 350,000 miles. The Toyota Camry is one of the highest rated cars for dependability and reliability. When you talk to car owners, one name sticks out above all the rest when it comes to reliability—the Toyota Camry. In the United States, the Camry has been the best selling car for nine out of the last ten years. The only exception was 2001. Best Rated Features of the Camry
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