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When you're in the market for a used Toyota Camry, there are some important points to discover. Every car manufacturer has different standards for each vehicle on their production line. The Camry is a very successful car for the make, with good technical specifications as well as upgraded interior comfort. Camry's typically have very good resale value, so you may be thinking of purchasing this vehicle at a bit higher price in comparison to other makes.

Start by finding out if the car has been certified (a TCUV), through their checkpoint system of over 160 different aspects of the car. Only Toyota dealerships will be able to give vehicles this test. The test includes checking all safety systems as well as more superficial items.

Even if you don't purchase a TCUV, a Carfax report can give you important information. It will tell you about the vehicle's history based on it's VIN number. You can find out if the car was ever in a severe accident or flood, as well as if there has been any title problems. Ownership history is also included.

Without a Carfax report, you can take the automobile to a mechanic of your choosing to inspect the engine and safety systems. Check the service records for indications about how the maintenance has been performed. Tire tread is easy to spot and should be at safe levels. If not, you may have to negotiate with the seller.

A test drive of the vehicle could reveal other relevant information about the engine and handling of the car. Listen carefully for any unusual sounds. The interior can be evaluated then as well, from the cleanliness of it to how well it suits your frame.

A used Toyota Camry can provide you with a quality car for years to come if you take care in making your pre-owned vehicle selection. By considering the above mentioned items, you will have a good foundation for making an informed decision.