Posted by Ron-MO on June 02, 2016 at 06:36:17 from (24.177.135.105):
In Reply to: Re: Camery update posted by Mike M on June 02, 2016 at 04:55:10:
Does not surprise me at all after seeing a Tundra frame replaced at well over 200,000 miles. It belonged to a guy I worked with, and there was a huge issue with those older Tundra frames rusting and breaking. He got a recall notice, took it in, and the handed him keys to a rental, and he never saw the truck for 2-3 months, and Toyota footed the rental while it sat in line waiting for a frame. I guess that dealership alone replaced a lot of Tundra frames. I have a 1998 Camry, and have nearly 300,000 on it. 4 cyl engine never been apart, and I change oil around 4K, and never add a drop. I used to be a diehard Chevrolet guy, and have never been without a Chevy pickup since I could drive, but I will have to say this old Camry has been the most troublefree and reliable vehicle I have ever owned, especially considering I paid only 2,000 for it (was a one owner used car with 170,000). I have driven it over 100,000 miles, and only replace timing belt, water pump, and tires which are normal maintenance items for it. At this point, it runs/drives like a new vehicle so I see no need to replace any time soon, so I plan on heading it toward 400,000 if no major issues crop up. A few years ago you could not give me a rice burner. I will say that I do not believe the newer Camry's are as well built as the older ones, and I have no desire for one of the V6 cars.
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