I have a 2002 le i bought brand new and i have 160,00 miles on it. in 7 years i have had no problems but this year i changed my cat converter because of check engine light code, my front axle and wheel bearings, serpentine belt, and i just put a new starter on it. The car runs like a champ, only real problem i say is my cd player stop working..lol. love this car and wheel drive it until the wheels fall off.

Bought my 91 Camry V6 LE last September for $500. It only had a few minor scratches, and was in dire need of a complete brake job and minor tune-up, which I did myself. Overall, I've been really impressed with my Camry, the fit and finish is what I'd expect for a Toyota, and given it's pushing 153,000 miles (247,000 KM) it still has plenty of power off the line, and cruises at 75 MPH (120 KMH) on the highway with ease. My only pet peeve is that the seats don't recline with a simple lever, but use that annoying wheel (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

We have a great toyota camry that is a 1998. So far it has 126,000 miles on it. It is so dependable I would not trade it for even a dream car! I would much rather have a dependable car. It has just enough features and is much more comfortable than a cheap car like a hyundai or kia. Reply to me with your highest mileage in a toyota camry between the years of 1993-1998. I think the 1998 was the best year. Reply with how long your 90s camrys have last you so far.

133k on 99camry

My 1996 Camry has 132K, bought new.

It overheated last week, blow the radiator. Over heated again, took it to the dealer.
Blown headgasket, cracked water jacket, rear-main-seal shot.

Forgot to mention 3rd radiator. And the $700 axle needs repair.
Not to mention all the other replacement part over the years.