Chain and guides fail, just like any other car replace them occasionally and you should see 250,000-400000 on a motor, may also need to feed oil as they age.
We had the contract for repairs on local USPS delivery trucks(Grumman LLV at the time)for awhile. They’re not reliable, they’re probably what keeps Jasper in business.
On Texas roads, maybe. Your GX460 would run over it like it's a speed bump.
2005 civic ex is loud death trap too. However it's cheap and reliable if you don't overheat it. I'd drive one, but not every day for hours on end. Some sound deadening mat would make these cars much more comfortable.
That’s been my experience. 5w40 in my 05 CR-V drastically reduces consumption compared to 5w30.
I had an Accord of that generation, a '99 five speed four door that we bought new for $16.8K.
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$4k OTD, hrm... zero use for the third row but oh so tempting. Only 10.5 hours each way! ouch.
210k miles, but it probably has a few thousands more left to give. That would be a fun ride.1996 Camry Wagon, 1 owner, $3600. Somebody save this thing, it needs to live with an enthusiast. It has the reverse 3rd row seats too!
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As the (former) owner of the sedan version, I think you have a strange sense of "fun". I wholeheartedly agree with you, but I think we're in the minority.
If those are 14" rims then I have way "cooler" hubcaps (they weren't on my car when it got wrecked, so they sit on the shelf, all lonely).My wife is so lucky it’s not closer.1996 Camry Wagon, 1 owner, $3600. Somebody save this thing, it needs to live with an enthusiast. It has the reverse 3rd row seats too!
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I actually looked into buying a 1997 CE manual. People may not remember but back then there were zero Camrys on the lots when a new one came out. Similar to a BMW 3 coupe. People bought them off a list.As the (former) owner of the sedan version, I think you have a strange sense of "fun". I wholeheartedly agree with you, but I think we're in the minority.
If anything, there's a good argument for me not getting that, as it'd just get trashed on our roads.
I was very much not in Camry's when 1996 was in vogue but having only owned a '99 I did like that car. Which I think, in Toyota fashion, was basically the same car...
Back to looking at trucks instead (but they are neither low priced nor efficient).
