1995 Toyota Camry

Pros: Silky smooth V6, timeless looks, reliability

Cons: Price

The Bottom Line: Still one of the best cars I've ever driven!

Review: This is my mother's car, but I learned how to drive in it and still drive it regularly. In fact, this car influenced my decision greatly to also purchase a Camry [a 2005, see my review on it] for myself when the time came. It now has 83K miles on the ...

Pros: Excellent value, durable, reliable and just keeps running

Cons: As a used vehicle, it is still expensive due to it's high resale value.

The Bottom Line: If you want reliability, durability and economy in the same vehicle, the Camry is it! Its styling and mechanical design by evolution guarantees the owner a long and satisfying experience!

Review: We have owned and operated a '90 Camry since 1995 and have been thoroughly satisfied with it. We bought it with 127k miles on it and it now has over 205k and had no major service issues with it. It is time for a newer vehicle, however, so we started to...

Pros: Dependable- Fabulous Car

Cons: none

Review: I own a Toyota Camry. To recommend this car is like recommending you bring home a nice, sweet girl home to meet Momma, as opposed to a Sunday Dinner at your Grandma's with your date "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers"

The car is so well...

Pros: Reliable, good build quality, rugged

Cons: Interior ergonomics, wind noise

The Bottom Line: When looking for a slightly higher mileage vehicle, the camry offers you class leading reliability, comfort and peace of mind.

Review: We purchased this car in February 1995 from a Toyota Dealer in Maryland. We bought the LE 4 cyl. with no additional packages. It came with power windows/ power locks/ motorized radio antenna, AM/FM/Tape, dual fold-down rear seat-backs. At the time it was...

Pros: Worry free transportation, comfortable driving and lots of space.

Cons: gas mileage could be better.

The Bottom Line: As close to a perfect car as I've ever known.

Review: I mean I'm past 50 and have a lot of interests, so for me a car is just a means of getting from point A to point B in comfort. I don't want to spend very much time or money on maintenance or repairs. When I get in the car I want to feel it's always...

Pros: Long lasting when maintained properly, efficient, easy to repair, quality craftsmanship, engineered to be comfortable

Cons: Trunk leaks water, premature failure of rubber parts, power adjustable features not always reliable

The Bottom Line: As far as used vehicles go, it's an obvious decision. For new drivers, those concerned with safety, or someone who needs a smooth ride, this is the best possible choice.

Review: 1995 Camry DX I'm a strong proponent of the 3rd gen. Camry. I've owned this car for 4 years and although it's had a few issues, I trust it more than anything else I've driven. It would appear that this car was engineered with longevity in mind. With ...

Pros: Luxurious, Roomy, Very Reliable

Cons: Hard to find amongst the other 250 Camrys in the parking lot.

Review: Back in late 1994, when my father came home from car shopping and announced he had purchased a Camry, I couldn't believe it. I was only twelve at the time, but my interest in cars was already developing. I still remember picturing the Econobox Camry in...

Pros: Durable, smooth and quiet. Easy to service.

Cons: Parts can be expensive compared to American vehicles.

The Bottom Line: This is the car the Energizer Bunny should drive.

Review: You can't go wrong with this vehicle. I have the LE model with 4 cylinder engine. The vehicle has in excess of 225,000 miles and the doors close with a satisfying solid "chunk", there are no rattles, and it is as smooth as velvet starting, shifting and ...

Pros: Driving it

Cons: none

Review: When I first started to drive I didn't know what i wanted to drive until I got behind my dad's Toyota Camry. Not only does this incredible car run smoothly but packs in the horses. It's incredible accelaration helps you get to your destination quickly....

Pros: Outstanding reliability, understated, does not attract attention

Cons: 4 cyl is low on power, cost of replacing struts

The Bottom Line: A bargain sedan!

Review: Countless times I have seen in the press the Toyota Camry referred to as a 'whitegood' (akin to a fridge, washer or the like)on account of its boring facade, lack of 'go' and a myriad of other attributes that the car never had nor was meant to have. ...