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Base models get new seat fabric and dual cupholders. V6 models get more power. Optional split-folding rear seats are available on Deluxe.

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Hoping for 400k
thefranks5, 05/27/2011
I have two Toyota Camrys. We liked the 1990 so much, we bought a 1991. Essentially, their twins... except one is a manual shift, one an automatic. My wife wishes it would die, so she could get a new one. The 90 has 251,900 miles and still gets between 29-34 mph. Still use it on my 180-mile commute. No real mechanical problems, other than regular maintenance. Timing belts, water pump, cv boots, tires, etc. The major key to it's longevity is regular oil and filter changes -- every 3k -- plus a good oil additive, Hilton Hyperlube or Lucas or Slick50. I'm hopeful it will make to 400k. Would love to know what % of Camrys make it over 300 or 400k
They don't build them like this anymore
cjleary83, 04/01/2014
For what it is, my 1990 Camry is by far the best car I've owned. It's built to get you from point A to point B comfortably and reliably, and that's exactly what it does. I've owned it since 2001 (second owner) and other than oil changes, batteries, and headlights, I've never had to have any work done on it. May have recharged the ac once. I also own an 07 Subaru legacy, and I actually keep it in the garage most of the time, because there's no point putting miles on it while the Camry still runs perfectly. Sure, it's not the prettiest car and it's not going to win any races, but for a daily driver, this is an ideal machine. Gas mileage is decent and it's dirt cheap to insure.
350k!!!!
mrspeedster, 04/05/2012
i just keeps going!! this is my bf's car, he bought it at 100k 11 years ago (he and i both do alot of cross country driving) all we have done is speakers and radio 110k, serpentine 145k, water pump 190k, fuel pump 250k, front tie rod and front and rear struts 300k (he hopped a curb at 70 mph and that is all it did!) we are really hoping for 400k, and btw at that point talk to your toyota dealer, i have heard of people with their high milage toyotas trading in for a brand new toyota of the same model for F R E E E E E E E E (some advertizement thing) the parts are dirt cheap built like a tank (I hit 2 deers on a dirt road and went smack into a ditch, only a ding on the hood and grill)
best car ever
NWREDNK, 03/14/2010
This vehicle is what gave Toyota the great reputation it enjoyed for 20 yrs until the recall problems today! Last spring I had the engine rebuilt and installed it myself to enjoy it for the next 20 yrs as it gets 20 mpg city & 34 mpg hwy! (Manual transmission) 5 spd!
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Features & Specs

MPG
23 city / 31 hwy
Seats 0
5-speed manual
Gas
115 hp @ 5200 rpm
MPG
22 city / 28 hwy
Seats 0
4-speed automatic
Gas
115 hp @ 5200 rpm
MPG
19 city / 22 hwy
Seats 0
4-speed automatic
Gas
115 hp @ 5200 rpm
MPG
19 city / 25 hwy
Seats 0
5-speed manual
Gas
115 hp @ 5200 rpm
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Safety

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The Insurance Institute of Highway Safety uses extensive crash tests to determine car safety.
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  • Rear Crash Protection / Head Restraint
    Not Tested
  • IIHS Small Overlap Front Test
    Not Tested
  • Moderate Overlap Front Test
    0
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Used 1990 Toyota Camry Overview

The Used 1990 Toyota Camry is offered in the following submodels: , . Available styles include 4dr Sedan, Deluxe 4dr Sedan AWD, LE 4dr Sedan, Deluxe 4dr Wagon, LE 4dr Sedan AWD, Deluxe 4dr Sedan, and LE V6 4dr Wagon.

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