Toyota Camry

The overall driving experience is awesome with the HEV variant. The motor feeling is awesome, allowing you to feel the thrill of excellent pick up and comfort in your zone. Overall fuel economy gives you the comfort to drive long distances with minimum burden on your pocket. In the end, you can rely on Toyota as always.

In the backseat, the middle passenger can't sit comfortably. The interior dash grille looks like a beard trimmer. The front exterior lights and design look too edgy or unfinished. But super reliable.

Buying experience five out of five, driving experience amazing I'll give ten out of 10, looks and performance damn good I'll recommend to know people. The service is absolutely good.

The best performance car at this price looks & styling, performance, servicing Reliability and longevity. None of these ever caused me major repairs. Camry to 297000 miles, Corolla to 317,000 miles, Lexus to 250,000, 2nd Lexus to 239,000 miles. The engines, transmissions, and interior on all of them, were good until I either sold them or gave them to a relative. No major repairs, other than the occasional worn item, such as a seal or a radiator eventually leaking (which happened to only one Lexus). I've also previously owned a Datsun (300z), Infiniti, and Honda. Honda would be the next one on the list as far as trouble-free reliability. The Infiniti cost considerably more in service. One rule, I always change the oil every 3000 to 4000 miles, even if the manual says that I could wait longer. Fresh oil reduces friction exposure and the engine will last longer, no matter which brand of car you buy.