[speedracer0626]

I am in the market for a new used wagon and would like some advice in the purchase of my new vehicle. Ok I have found that I like the styling of the 3rd gen wagons. I have found a example that is a 95, 196K with 3rd row and some kind of bed pad? Anyhow the 3.0's are good for how much milage? My driving is hwy and I need to be able to slide a 6 foot folding table in the back. Will a 6 footer fit? The 3.0's are they interference engines?

 

[Nervous]

Both 3.0 1MZ (94-96) and 3VZ (92-93) are non-interference engines.

 

[speedracer0626]

So the models I'm looking at are going to be non-interference, which is great. Thanks Nervous

 

[LynchburgCSI]

The 4 cylinder from 92-01 is also non-interference. But hey... V6 power all the way! I'm not sure on the cargo space. Maybe look at the original brochures for the car on ToyotaReference.com.

 

[speedracer0626]

Thanks for the link Lynchburg, checking it out as I type.

 

[speedracer0626]

The only number Icame up with is 74.8 Cu Ft, so........ Help me here people, I think it will work perfect for what I need.

 

[JimBowNut]

I'm interested in what you actually pay ...

I'd like to get a wagon, too, I think. Just wondering about some price points on about a '95 wagon in pretty fair shape.

Jim:brick::brick:

 

[LynchburgCSI]

A 95 at 194K miles in good shape other than the miles... I wouldn't pay more than $2250.

 

[zythr]

I'd like to get a wagon, too, I think. Just wondering about some price points on about a '95 wagon in pretty fair shape.

Jim:brick::brick:

About $2500 sounds about right

 

[zythr]

The only number Icame up with is 74.8 Cu Ft, so........ Help me here people, I think it will work perfect for what I need.

It's roomy with the rear seats folded

 

[speedracer0626]

The example is a Private owner, at $1800. I believe for some cash I can get it for a little less. :naughty: Here is the car I have used as an example. http://www.carsonlinefree.com/searchCars/details.cfm?vehicleID=173783

 

[LynchburgCSI]

The example is a Private owner, at $1800. I believe for some cash I can get it for a little less. :naughty: Here is the car I have used as an example. http://www.carsonlinefree.com/searchCars/details.cfm?vehicleID=173783

NEVER seen a wagon in black before. That's VERY clean though. I'd consider it myself. Haha

 

[Vooduguru]

That wagon needs some nicer wheels to finish it off. It's good lookin though.

 

[LynchburgCSI]

That wagon needs some nicer wheels to finish it off. It's good lookin though.

Suspension before wheels. ALWAYS.

 

[speedracer0626]

By contrast the 2009 Ford Exploder has 83.7 with the second and third rows folded. So I would assume that my table would slide right in. Please if someone owns a wagon, will they take a length mesurement for me, thanks. So you guys think it would be a worthwhile investment?

 

[projektvertx]

Suspension before wheels. ALWAYS.

:thumbsup: 'Nuf said!

 

[Vooduguru]

Suspension before wheels. ALWAYS.

Unless you're going to be running it on the course, suspension (other than a subtle lowering) is kinda overkill IMO on a Camry.

 

[LynchburgCSI]

Unless you're going to be running it on the course, suspension (other than a subtle lowering) is kinda overkill IMO on a Camry.

Nope.

 

[speedracer0626]

Well I have been driving my fullsize to haul my setups for display, and the Camry to commute. The fullsize gets about 14.5 mpg. It's killing me, so I've decided to buy a wagon, in hopes for a lot better gas milage. Oh and I couldn't just up and lower it at the time as much as I would like to. By the time I buy it and do all the fluids and a tune up. I will have spent all my savings allocated for a car. Thanks guys for the positive input.

 

[Vooduguru]

Nope.

Like I said.

In


My


Opinion




:facepalm: