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2007 Toyota Camry LE - Automatic - Only 104K Miles - Clean Title - $6,000 (Mechanicsburg)
Legacy park Drive near Despina Drive
2007
Toyota Camry
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• Clean title! Not a reconstructed title like all the other cars around this price at dealers, on Marketplace and Craigslist.
• PA Inspection and emissions done in July — good through July 2026.
• Selling only because I bought an SUV last month.
Recent Maintenance (last 10k miles):
• New brake pads and rotors on all 4 wheels (ceramic pads + vented & slotted rotors).
• Brake fluid flush (all new fluid).
• New rear tires (existing rear tires were rotated to the front at that time).
• New Tire Pressure Monitor Sensors (TPMS) on all 4 wheels.
• New alternator.
• New rear sway bar bushings.
• New stereo head unit with wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto + backup camera.
• Cabin & intake air filters replaced and upgraded to K&N.
• Headlights polished.
• Sticky dash issue (super common in early 2000s Toyotas) fully treated with stickydashfix.com.
Quirk (full transparency):
First start of the day there's sometimes a puff of smoke out the tailpipe. Message me and I'll send a video of what it looks like. Doesn't happen again unless the car sits overnight. Doesn't happen while driving. Doesn't even always happen. Doesn’t affect performance or drivability. I only found this out about a month after buying the car, when someone pointed it out. Didn't notice it from in the car.
Two shops both said it’s a dry valve stem seal and fairly common. Google "Valve stem seal puff smoke". Basically when the engine fully cools down overnight and the seal shrinks, a drop or two of oil can seep from the top into the combustion chamber. Then burns off instantly when the car starts the first time. The seals cost $4, but replacing them is like 15–20 hours of labor, so garages say it isn't worth fixing, and I agreed. I check the oil level every ~3,000-mile and top up if needed, generally like a half a quart bottle between oil changes. I’ve done that with no issues for 3 years. But, since it's not perfect, I'm being up front about it and pricing the car accordingly. Feel free to get a PPI done at your mechanic of choice, but must prove able to pay first.
Other Notes:
• All buttons, electronics, A/C, and heat are fully functional..
• Very clean inside and out.
• Comes with two sets of keys that lock, unlock, pop the trunk and sound the alarm.
• A solid, dependable car that will serve the next owner well.
• VIN: 4T1BE46K17U118261