With an average of 14,000 miles put on your vehicle per year, that means this 2003 Toyota Camry could last between 14 and 21 years, which is well beyond the average of 11 reported by statistics from the Bureau of Transportation and will at least get your son another year of use.
But there’s also plenty of evidence to suggest this Camry can surpass 300,000 miles. In 2019, automotive journalist Tim Cain wrote about a Toyota Camry with 340,000 miles on it! So, if you’re looking to get the same life expectancy from your Toyota, it’s all about one thing: maintenance.