2000 Toyota Camry Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Great car and get excellent gas mileage. Very roomy and is very easy to see out of. Seating is comfortable and the A/C is very cold. Hugh truck space and it is an excellent car for a new driver.

well built family car for its age, has all the trimmings that my family needs.powerful and strong on long trips and responsive in the city.easy to own 160 a month on fuel factory stereo all ok.fun car to drive you respect it and it respects you back.toyotas are renown for their reailablity and with this car it shows.itsa family driving car thats good for the whole family

Very reliable! No problems so far and am up to 160,000 miles.

Liked that the car was comfortable and reliable. Disliked that it didn't look more rugged or sporty. Also liked that it has a powerful engine, cruise control, comfortable and nice looking interior. Very quiet car and I really liked that.

I would like a little bit more power. I would like the dash and center console bulbs to last longer. Parking break release button sticks. Great for transporting people around in. Great looks. Comfortable ride quality. Nice alloy rims. Good car.

boought at 54K miles one owner. currently pushing 190K with minimal maintenance needs. replaced clutch at 140K-nothing unusual. at the same time i replaced timing belt and water pump b/c it was connected to the timing belt. -this work was nothing but preventative , no problems were encountered to cause the work. AC unit went out about 140K. again nothing major. thats it. brake pads, batteries, tires, oil, filters, etc all routine requirements for maintaining a vehicle to cox out its best life. this engine runs strong with great acceleration throughout the whole shift spectrum, rides comfortably (not a lexus), gets you where you want to go without breaking down. currently buying a 2005 avalon xls b/c of the prior toyota experience. researched and looked for six months before buying the avalon from a private party, although i test drove some dealer cars to. drove lexus es300, rx300, ls430, jaguar, infiniti i35 and g35, maxima and altima , plus camry xle and other avalons, before deciding on this one. will report on the avalon in coming months and a few years later. all the other comparably driven cars were 2004 - 2006 except the jag, it was 2002. none of the other cars were bad in anyway. but when comparing ride, price, maintenance, visibility, cargo space, passenger comfort F & B, and personal satisfaction, the avalon came out the winner. my 2000 toyota was equally compared and it again was the winner. i'm keeping the 2000 toyota b/c i believe it will go another 50,000 miles with little trouble.

The car accelerates briskly, revving fast and the torque is noticeable for a front wheel driver. It brakes alright, but the handling is pretty bad- the steering is too light and vague, not providing road feel. The suspension is too soft for my liking, but it is a "family car." I have the rare 5-speed manual, so it is a very fun car to drive. The build quality mechanically is great, but the interior has some various vibrations of plastic at different speeds. The appearance is attractive, but not beautifully so. I get 18-20 city mpg, and 28 highway.

Fun car to drive- surprisingly has a LOT of power. Smooth handling, easy maintenance, gas milage could be better. Great sleek look, interior is quite large. Sun roof, AMAZING stereo, fun car to drive- would recommend to anyone who wants an affordable car that still drives fast.

Great build quality, performance was good but not that powerful. appearance was gold alright.... we changed the car cuz it was tooo old and we wanted a new one we like this car and we didnt exactly want to sell it

The acceleration could be a little better, but the breaking is fine. The cost was fine, and the gas mileage is good, and maintenance is not hard to keep up with. It was fun to drive when it wasnt mine, but now that it is its ok.

I have had this car forever and it has never given me any problems. Other than needing a few cosmetic touches it still runs like the day i bought it. Also it could have a bit more power but It handles really well.

nice car for a small family has a awsome performance and it's good for city as well as highway useage and has a very low maintanence.it has a good built and is in known to be in competition with a accord and a nissan maxima but in performance vice it crosed the border with it's first make

This car will live forever and rarely give you problems the life expectancy ranges from 200,000 miles to 350,000

You can never compare Toyota Camry to any other vehicle because Toyotas are always going to have the best vehicles as far as reliability is concerned

lack of maintenance by previous owner who was supposed to be a mechanic! Needed 4 tyres and oil leaks needed fixing - they haven't been able to stop oil leaks! Excellent acceleration. Braking is very slow. Needs a fair amount of room for turning. Low petrol consumption on long trips. High petrol consumption on local trips. Would prefer central locking to button access which has proved less than reliable. In country Australia I only need to turn off overdrive on steep hills. As an older car it now needs many parts replacing.

This purchase was a reaction to 2.5 years of Volvo ownership. It was reliable but the driver's seat hurt my rear, the front struts needed replacement at 45k and the stick's throws were nearly truck-like. That said, I was just too young for it. I would probably love it if I were approaching 50.

Seems a little more Buicky than the older Camry models from the 90's, but very comfortable.