I bought this car 2014 as a daily driver since I drove 100 miles a day. Gas mileage is great. It was used and had 46k miles when I bought it. I've have it for 4 yrs and and 103k miles later, I've have had no problems. Its a great comfortable car. Bluetooth, backup Camera, the sound is great. This is a fantasitc vehicle.
I have the 2003 V6 and OMG it is still a beauty to drive! I've only ever gone to the mechanics for a wheel alignment, break lights, and regassing. All since I purchased her in 09.
I just bought a 2013 Camry SE (no sunroof) but it's super lovely. The interior is spacious, seats are beautiful, eco + sport, GAS SAVER, and i can just tell the car is perfect.
Sold my 2022 Honda Civic touring. And am now getting this car in silver with 64K miles and I don’t even care :) I’ll be out of debt way way sooner and I’ll have a long lasting reliable car, can’t wait to get it.
My dad recently bought my mom this car, but it’s a 2012 se v6 and grey. We got it for $8300 with 46,000 miles and so far the whole family loves to drive it! :)
@@bryancastro8747 good question. We bought it from a young man who said the car was his grandmother’s before selling it to us. It was garage kept and driven every once in a while (driven 1-2 times a week he said). He did say it was a rebuilt title because it got rear-ended but said there was no other damage aside from the bumper needing replaced. We took the car to our mechanic to make sure there was nothing wrong with it and there were no obvious problems. The car now has around 49,500 miles since we bought it because my mom uses it for her daily commutes to work and dropping us off to school in 👍
I remember driving a 2014 Camry back in 2014, from a car rental company. It was Black and big inside, and quick. I actually loved it. There was a Back up camera, I almost wish I owned it. The only downfall about the newer Camry's is, Toyota discontinued the Manual Transmissions I currently own a Blue 2007 Camry CE model, with a 5 Speed Manual Transmission. Fully loaded with Black Leather seats, Power Sunroof, Power Windows, Power door Locks, it's modified.
The car is pretty much bullet proof . I have a 2013 Camry XSE with 276k miles! Driven to from central Texas to Alaska several times, no issues! Just do your oil changes and drain and fill your trans every 70k miles.
I bought my 2014 Camry SE Sport Limited Edition in 2018 also. Only 25K on the odometer at the time. Still under 50K today. And at 6"2" this is the only car I've ever owned that I don't put the seat completely back. Lots of front and rear leg room.
Definitely a great car. But you can't do a proper review after only 4 months of ownership. Gotta give it more time to really see what's good and bad. I recently sold my 2014 Camry SE. Bought it for $13,000 with 23,000 miles in 2018 and sold it for $11,800 with 51,500 miles this past September. Never gave me any issues except that the battery died on me without any warning. Averaged 29-31 mpg with a mix of city and hwy. I changed the oil religiously every 4,500-5000 miles with Pennzoil Platinum full synthetic, DON'T change it every 10,000 like the manual says if you want the motor to last. Changed the spark plugs at 45,000 miles, not because it needed them changed but because I simply thought it was a good idea. I was going to change the trans oil right before selling it but didn't get around to it. Similar to you, I bought this car for a reliable daily driver because I didn't want to daily my 700hp Mustang Cobra. The new owner I sold it to got a great car. I maintain all my cars very well and do all my own servicing. It will give the current owner many years and miles of worry free driving if they treat it right.
My 2001 corolla runs perfect and is in almost perfect condition. Once by brother is old enough to drive a 2014 camry will be the perfect next car for me. I do love me a quick V6 camry. Toyodas are awesome vehicles man 😀
Thanks for the vid. Shopping for this generation 4cyl. Btw had a 95 4cyl camry that went 325k easy with almost zero maintenance, sold it and still drove smooth… so your will last forever lol
Just bought a 14' camry se with 55,000miles for 17,999. And I absolutely love it. Had to trade in my 07 dodge ram that only had 112,000 miles on it because the gas prices were killing me
And also what I love is when u have the key fob in ur pocket and u go to open the door it unlocks abs u can also put ur hand over the handle and it locks or if ur hands r full ur butt/ hips work too lol
I use Bluetooth for music thru my phone and the phone's volume literally acts like an amplifier. Best part about it? The speakers can actually handle the extra power.
Toyota especially made the 2012-onwards Camry great. Because they knew GM and Ford where pretty much out going of business/production with their own sedans. Toyota could afford to invest time and quality into the Camry. Because of 100% future sales predictions. Due to the disappearance of GM and FORD sedans. The Camry is quite impressive from 0-40MPH start off. From it's 2.5l 4 Cylinder. It's sports auto transmission is of high quality. And it's fuel economy is Great. Even if you floor it now and then, and do plenty of overtakes. Great Car!
@@trini_boi2414 TGE METALLIC #BLACK IS MY #FAVORITE...I #LOVE MY 2014.5 BLACK TOYOTA CAMRY SE SPORT...#FULLY LOADED SEDAN..IT #JUST #JUST RECENTLY REACHED 29,000😇💯🙏👌💜👏
@@KM-oy5yh congrats and take care of that car baby it and keep up with the maintenance and it would last you a lifetime trust me I own a Toyota at the moment and it never let me down😀
It was a seriously clean looking car. I had a fully loaded 2014.5 SE V6 in Magnetic Gray. I. Loved. That. Car. Some lady ran a red light and totaled it. Even though I love my 2018 Predawn Mica Gray w/Red leather XSE V6. I was perfectly happy with my 2014.5
Just recently found a 2009 pontiac G8 GT with the V8 in it with only 90,000 miles on it. The thing was kept in PRISTINE condition and is cosmetically flawless inside and out. I couldn't buy it but that thing was nice.
@@3dsmaxrocks699 GMs have their problems, but the G8 is a great car for a car person, not really a good daily driver for running errands. They both have their place.
as long as its well maintained with properly timed oil changes its great. We are at around 120k miles now since we purchased ours back in 2018 and its been great not a single issue and only oil changes and tires.
Your lucky you see any around that range am currently searching for one and I seen 3 with over 200,000 miles. The car is so good that they are hard to find especially under 90k miles. Everyone uses them as daily
Times have really changed. I bought this car, 60k for 18,000$. Everyone i saying they got it for 8-12k$ in comment sections. it really hurts. hopefully the car market doesn't crash too mcuh
Used car market prices have unfortunately been increasing, especially within the last year…. I’m looking at one for $13,000 with 85k miles. One of the best deals I’ve found and I’ve been looking for 6 months
Used car market prices have unfortunately been increasing, especially within the last year…. I’m looking at one for $13,000 with 85k miles. One of the best deals I’ve found and I’ve been looking for 6 months
I heard a mechanic the car wizzard to be exact a guy asked hime while workin on a honda if everything was going great the mechanic said no its not a toyota. even tho hondas are so reliable 2.0 honda engines especially.That let me know right away damn toyota is the best car brand in the world period
This body style I rather over the 2017 and this car body style and looks is update with the new cars on the road today..I'm about to purchase one myself 😁
I bought my 2014 SE for $7200 at 152,000 miles a year ago. Oil changes every 3,000 it’s entire life. I’ve had the rotors & water pumped replaced. Now at 199,000 miles it shakes & shutters while accelerating.. I’m being told it’s the transmission 😩 I’m praying that’s not the case 😔
Nice video and car I completely agree the value of the Camry I almost got a 2013 SE Camry but the dealer didn’t want to fix the rear passenger side window noise . In due time last year I got a 2015 Le and I love it it rides better than the SE and I love the dark blue color .
I am looking to buy second car for daily drive, I have 2010 Nissan Titan pro4x I want keep for winter is to much in gas , I am looking 2014 Camry with 18k miles for 14 k dollars
I bought same camry 2014 GLX 6 months back and it has FUCKED MY POCKET, approx 3000 usd spent on mechanical and sensors, but body work is still to come, as am unable to save enough to get the body work done.
Just bought one same year etc. What's the plus minus paddles on wheel do? Volume for radio I guess but doesn't seem to do anything. No owners manual because there's people out there who collect them as souvenirs. a-holes!
The paddles on the wheel are to shift the transmission when driving you can down shift or upshift manually. the volume for the radio is on the left hand side of the wheel next to the air bag.
@@JLSpeed the stick for the transmission can be easily bumped out into neutral while driving I found out. I was reaching for the AC controls and accidentally bumped it with my hand. Never owned a car that did that before and I've owned over 20 vehicles.
i have a huge problem with mine and i have done almost everything for the gas milage, i get 14- 17 miles per galon, i change the oil once and i hit 22 miles per galon at best but tht lasted 2 days after the oil change, and then it when back, i dont know what to do to get bug miles per galon as everybody els in this card, i also have a 2014 toyota camry se
@@JLSpeed Sorry to bother you sir I just wanna make sure because i'm in the market for a 2012 model and i'd rather get 2014 like yours if they have the same engine, under the hood there is a white sticker and it is written the engine type can you please check if there is 2AR-FE written on yours? Thank you so much in advance!!!
