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Lv 6

My car hits 100K mileage. What should I do?

The 2010 Camry SE has driven to 100K miles in 3 years. I am not sure how the previous owner got the car at 90K mileage a year ago when I decided to buy it for an incredible low price. In 2 years he put 90K mileage on it. Very strange. Anyways, I have the car now for a year, and I put 10K mileage on it. The car has given no problems, and the Toyota dealership I bought it from told me all parts were in excellent condition. I asked them about the timing belt, and they told me that the 2010 Camry SE doesn't come with a timing belt. Like I said, everything about the car works. But because I know this car has driven a lot by the previous owner, I am a bit worried. Also, the car has never bet in an accident, and when I bought it, there were no chips on the exterior. The car looked brand new with 90K mileage on it.

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  • Steve
    Lv 6
    8 years ago
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    Do you have the maintenance history for the car?

    Some things that it might need now are:

    Transmission fluid service

    Coolant Service

    Brake Fluid Flush

    Cabin Air Filter

    Engine Air filter.

    Best to do them at 100K so you know everything is new and you can replace everything at the recommended interval from here on out.

  • Anonymous
    8 years ago

    I don't understand what your concern is. Sure it has high mileage for a 3 year old car but camrys are built to last.

  • 8 years ago

    Keep up with the scheduled maintenance & drive it another 100,000 miles.

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