2005 Toyota Camry XLE V6 3.0L Driving & Walkaround POV | Binaural Sound Experience 

Have 03 v6 xle white it is 21yrs old 335k miles still will go good ways past 100 and smoothly. Tops I have had mine recently was 122 GPS about 2 months ago. 5 am em0ty interstate going to work

Yes they are. Funny thing is, though, three weeks after I write that comment my Camry made me mad and blew its head gasket! The back three head bolts stripped out; super common issue on the first generation of that 2.4 4 cylinder. But I am going to keep the car anyway and try to forgive it lol

Man, that is sad. Supposedly, the 2.4s weren't supposed to have that issue unless the engines were overheated. Mine never overheated but stripped those back three bolts out anyway. It started as a gurgling/waterfall noise when starting the vehicle on a cold morning that would go away after one or two accelerations, then gradually became worse and worse until it was constantly making the noise. When coming to a stop, there was this Niagra Falls-like noise that was highly disconcerting. Then, it finally blew the head gasket. Anyway, as frustrated as I am with that Camry, I still know better than to give up on it entirely. That was just a mistake that Toyota made and they later fixed, so I can't hold it against them too hard being the first year of that car. I decided to fix it. Should have several hundred thousand miles of life left afterwards, I hope 😂

Mine has 242,843 still running strong

Yes steering is a thing you have to get used to little feel but it is sedan not sports sedan. I just recently put powerstop drilled slotted rotors and pads all 4 corners, even better than stock. I tend to brake late and hard and warp front rotors. To many yrs on bikes have made me a hard braker. Almost like I am in race lol. Gf says I am going to die if brakes ever go out, I said nope with camry just gonoff road and deal with it lol

Curious to why you decided to trade in the ‘06?

Well! I was crashed twice at different times... I still repaired it on both occasions, because it had no problem mechanically speaking, but for my type of work, I already needed something more modern. If it hadn't been for that, I would still have it... it will always be one of my favorite generations. In my family we have had all generations of Camrys! to this day. 1982-2022. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

Idk about that💀

@@davey3710600k on my rx300 i’ve daily driven for years now no ticks no leaks no nothing and the most major work i’ve ever had to do was knock sensors

Same drivetrain as es 300 lexus bullet proof smooth and lasts 335k and counting on mine

​@@davey3710yep been done more than a few times. I have seen one myself

Turn the volume to max or a bar before max

@@ShamarTheGuy Yeah but it's still quiet. I've never had to do this on any other car video.

From personal experience, I can get anywhere from 29-31mpg highway, 24-26mpg combined, low end is 22mpg city.

It was bought this past February, negotiated down to $11,500. It had 39k miles. At the time of filming it had around 45k miles.

@@thepassinglanewould you recommend this or a le

Also beautiful car I’m just looking for something that will last me all throughout college and long drives

@@johnfeola8606 it will depend entirely on your budget and demand with features.

I bought mine (2005 Toyota Camry XLE V6, pretty much the same as the one in the video) with 153,000 miles for 6000$.

When you get a job! Boy!