1987 Toyota Camry LE 4 Cylinder from North America
Summary:
Good first car - if you can get for under $1000 dollars take it
Faults:
Distributor cap cracked at 128k, starter strips sometimes can be fixed by rocking the car though, transmission slowly went around 133k - kind of my fault though, I beat on it pretty bad.
General Comments:
Very small, reliable car, but feels like a go-kart at times, pretty ballsy for a v4 anyway - the 17 year old car got chugging to 110 mph before it topped out.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 28th December, 2004
18th Apr 2006, 12:30
Why don't you just back off. He made a simple mistake. Don't read into everything so much.
6th May 2006, 19:29
Wow! People are so quick to pounce. Thanks for your insight.
7th May 2006, 02:46
V4 engines do exist, but the Camry has never been fitted with one.
8th May 2006, 11:15
Ford of Europe fitted V4 engines to the Corsair and to the Transit van in the 60's.
These engines were a little lumpy on tickover, but had plenty of power and were generally very good engines, I think, based upon my ownership from new of a Ford Corsair 2000E.
The engine is compact, very short, so is suitable for applications where space is limited.
It has more parts than an in-line four-cylinder engine as you obviously need two cylinder heads and two intake and exhaust manifolds.
29th Dec 2004, 11:52
Hey pal... I see you don't have much car experience seeing how you refer to your car as a V4...there is no such thing.