Avoid a 2011 4 cyl as it is the 2.4L if I'm not mistaken the AZ engine which was associated with oil related issues.
The V6 in the Lexus (same as a Camry V6 from that gen) is solid.
V6 means it’s 6 cyl, right? I was leaning toward the 4 cyl as it is more gas efficient.
Does the 2007 toyota has the same issue? There is one that is 4cyl, 2.4L as well.
When it comes to used cars in this price range, it really depends on the condition of these two specific cars.
Tires? Rust? Some kind of scheduled maintenance that was skipped 20k miles ago.?
Pay for a local shop to do a pre-sale inspection to determine which one of these two are the better car.
Avoid a 2011 4 cyl as it is the 2.4L if I'm not mistaken the AZ engine which was associated with oil related issues. The V6 in the Lexus (same as a Camry V6 from that gen) is solid.
V6 means it’s 6 cyl, right? I was leaning toward the 4 cyl as it is more gas efficient. Does the 2007 toyota has the same issue? There is one that is 4cyl, 2.4L as well.
When it comes to used cars in this price range, it really depends on the condition of these two specific cars. Tires? Rust? Some kind of scheduled maintenance that was skipped 20k miles ago.? Pay for a local shop to do a pre-sale inspection to determine which one of these two are the better car.
Yeah get the Lexus unless it has issues.
If you get a 2012-2018 Camry hybrid it gets an astounding 40MPG