5th & 6th Generation (2002-2006 & 2007-2011)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 2002-2006 & 2007-2011
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everytime I see a lincoln town car, i see a granny..
I'm getting pretty tired of you puttin down the camry and Toyota, y don’t you just sell yours and move on, if you're so unsatisfied
My aunt has a Lincoln Town Car....3 kids. 8,11,14 and she loves it. But she's always driven a big car. She almost got a Magnum Hemi!!
I agree, all he does is bash Toyota and how much he hates his car...just sell it and buy a ford...you'll eventually realize how good a Toyota really is
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Originally Posted by 07XLE
Aw, he's just bitter he only has 4 cylinders, he'll get over it like Lammi did, some day.
I think he meant to say is "What's worse is being passed by a granny in a V6", so who's the one driving like an old fart here?
What Lammy's car lacks in power...makes up BIG time in looks and style!
A car is what you make it......old folks tend to like reliability. I don't see anything wrong with a young people liking that too. Putting bigger wheels on your car and tinting the windows is one of the things you can easily do to distinguish it from an old person's car. It's not like a Camry has an old image you can't shake no matter how you try to mod it.
I won't be trading in my ES any time soon just because I saw a lot of old people at the dealership when I went yesterday. They all seemed happy so that gives me more evidence that I have a comfortable, reliable car. Now it is modding time as soon as I get some cash rolling!
And don't feel too bad that you are being owned by old people on the road. It's all good. Trade in for a Gen 6 SE V6 and you can show granny how it really should be done. I don't know about other places but when I went to Florida one spring break, all the old people I encountered had VERY heavy feet. Any of them could have gotten stopped for speeding well above the speed limit or reckless driving.
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Old Car: '03 Toyota Camry LE
New Car: '04 Black ES330 (Aftermarket sound/navigation system installed)
Always got something else in mind...
Camry really isn't a car for old people the only kind of car I have ever had is a Camry. If anything I would say its more for middle aged people, not seniors. When I think of a car for senior citizens I think Buick, Cadillac, and Lincon. Hell most older people still refuse to buy an import.
I don't know about other places but when I went to Florida one spring break, all the old people I encountered had VERY heavy feet. Any of them could have gotten stopped for speeding well above the speed limit or reckless driving.
haha i live there...and all i can say is TRUE DAT!! haha
im guilty of it myself ( with the exception of im not old)
everytime I see a lincoln town car, i see a granny..
I'm getting pretty tired of you puttin down the camry and Toyota, y don’t you just sell yours and move on, if you're so unsatisfied
i couldent agree more
not to be a douche, but if u hate the car so much, leave the fourms and get rid of it....i get sick and tired of hearing you wine about how u hate your car....
bought in mar 06 for 17,500.00
registration 800.00
total 18,300.00
if I sell it today, i'll be lucky if i get $15,000.00 (private party).
I need at least another 800.00 to register the car i replace the camry with.
i would also lose the 800.00 i paid to register the camry at the beginning.
total loss = (17,500 - 15,000) + 800 + 800 = $4,100.00.
that is a lot of money to lose in less than 2yrs.
OK, I guess that makes sense. Did you expect the purchase would be an investment with a good ROI? Now for the sake of everyone that now knows your reasons, could you quit cher bitchin?
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