2011 Camry LE vs 2011 Hyndai Sonata, Which one should i purchase? both are in the 90k miles zone

Asked by 5words Jun 05, 2018 at 02:26 PM about the 2011 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I have been researching both vehicle for about 3 weeks now. At first, i wanted to buy the honda accord but couldn't afford nor see a 2011 or 2010 accord with less than 100k miles.

Pro for hyunda
- ranked 1 by consummer reports

Cons:
- engine seized up which occurs at 90k miles and a bunch of recalls


Pro for the camry
- seriously couldnt find none, it's average at best

Cons:
- Burns lot of oil and transmission problem!

So which one should i purchase?

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brotherben answered 6 years ago

This just from my own experience and what I've witnessed, Toyota's are the longest lasting and their engines holds up far above all others before replacing or rebuilding engines.

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5words answered 6 years ago

Trust me i am heavily leaning towards a Toyota because of the engine "seized". So, would you really purchase the camry over the elentra or sonata?

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