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IS THERE A "Lemon/Problem" year for camrys between 2000-2005??

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Old 09-09-2011, 05:00 AM
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Default IS THERE A "Lemon/Problem" year for camrys between 2000-2005??

I am looking to buy a used Camry from between 2000-2005. I have had a 1997 and a 1999 both with virtually no problems for hundreds of thousands of miles. I guess Im looking to avoid a "high" problem year. Is there a year to avoid. Please be specific.
 
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Old 09-09-2011, 10:09 AM
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The Generation 4 Camry extended to 2001. The 00 and 01 models would be comparable to the 97-99.

In 2002 Toyota introduced a new 4 cylinder engine. Some owners are now experiencing problems with high oil burning and head bolt failure. There are a couple of threads at this post on both of these issues. This engine also was the start of electric throttle system usage.

The V6 engine remained the same.

I personally would avoid the new 4 cylinder, 2AZ-FE.
 
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Old 09-18-2011, 12:12 PM
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Default lemon issues starting in 2002 Camry

You can go to CarComplaints.com | Car Problems, Car Complaints, & Repair/Recall Information and see what other owners are facing.
Beware though this is a COMPLAINT Only site so take it with salt... Then the lemon..He he
 
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