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I love this car!
kl1013, 04/08/2014
1991 Toyota Camry Deluxe 4dr Sedan AWD
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
My uncle gave me a base model 1991 camry for my first car. And boy was it a great first car. it got me from point A to point B, It survived three separated car accidents, with body damage only. luckily my dad was able to fix the car every time. and it even had a name, Cameron. But sadly one day one my way to class my steering locked up while I was turning, and my engine shut off completely. and when I turned my engine back on, every time it would only run for a few minutes and shut off again. we got it towed to the mechanic and that was the last of my little camry. I cried like I had lost a person. but it was a wonderful year and a half, and I would recommend this car to anybody.
Mileage Improved
MonkeyKing, 10/25/2009
1991 Toyota Camry Deluxe 4dr Sedan
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
I have a '90 and '91 Camry. I bought the former new and it has 242K miles and the latter I bought mine '96 with 96K miles in Calif. and now it has 250K. This summer my gas mileage actually improved on the '91; I got 36 mpg in highway driving when I never had better than 33. I've done the usual maintenance work and am conscientious about changing the oil. I've driven these cars in New Hampshire and now in Minnesota. Rust is starting to show on the '91 and it kills me to think rust and peripherals such as freezing locks and sagging seats will destroy the cars before the engine dies. I am writing to advise anyone living in the sunbelt to never hesitate to buy this Camry.
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Great car, kinda rusty though
Steve, 09/12/2010
1991 Toyota Camry Deluxe 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
We bought our 1991 Camry from our in-laws with 83,000 miles on it in 1999. Now its nearing 250,000 miles and it still runs/ drives great. The 4 cyl. isn't the quickest, especially with the A/C on, but its gets 33+ mpg highway regularly. No squeaks or rattles inside, the cloth seats are holding up extremely well, but the clincher for me is the auto- transmission is rock solid. If Toyota could have made the car bodies less prone to rust during these years, this probably would be one of the best cars we have ever owned. Period. If you only could put Toyota powertrains into Chevy car bodies? I can only hope
GREAT BUY
dog, 07/20/2002
1991 Toyota Camry LE 4dr Sedan AWD
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This is a Great car, Its easy to handle. good peformance. In a car accident, the other car that hit me, got wreck and totaled, while i only suffered a crack bumper. Which shows how durable a 91 camry is. Amazing car
Not The Greatest...Mediocre
Krissy, 08/16/2009
1991 Toyota Camry Deluxe 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought this car with 194,000 miles on it back in Feb. and it ran BETTER than a new car. I let my friend drive it for a month, due to lack of driveway space, then stored it at my house. Maybe it sat too long (4 mos.) but started it every day until the battery AND fuel pump died on me. Another issue was a serious electrical problem with the left blinker flashing on and off when it wanted to! I sold it for $200 and was happy to be rid of this expensive-to-fix car! I will never buy the "90 or '91 models ever again. I might consider a '92-'96 body style models. But these are definitely overrated. I was very disappointed- thought they last until the 400,000 mile mark!