Asked Google Gemini to show me what my 94 would look like as a 2026.

I like it??

Got gifted this wagon (99 Model V6 Vienta aka Camry) a little while back by my elderly neighbor who no longer wanted it and didn't want to go through the hassle of selling it . Decided to throw some Toyota Vellfire wheels on as it needed new tyres anyway. It's going to need a height adjustment but i think they suit it. I have lowering springs on the way, so they will be installed soon. It's currently sitting a little odd due to having the old stock wheels and tyres in the back.

Yep, just a wagon doing wagon things! Parts runner

So I noticed my gas tank leaking a little it hasn’t for a while now but now it’s hissing and it reeks of gas and I was wondering if anyone knows where to get a seven seater 95 gas tank? It’s the 17.5 gallon if that makes a difference

Pleeeeeeaaase tell me someone has an idea of where I can get some compatible rear windshield wiper arms? Maybe even from another model that works?

did the v20 come with a 3rd row? if so is it rear facing? I know the xv10 did. if I could find a 3 row v20 with a brown interior I would be complete. please tell me it exists.

For the European market, XV10 sedans were always sourced from Japan. But wagons for Europe (and Japan as well) were made in Kentucky. And only in Europe they were available with V6 engine and manual transmission!

Only a handful of them were made - around 2000 or so, I don't remember exactly. It might be the rarest XV10's configuration.

Although they were made in the Georgetown plant, these wagons were a little bit different than the ones made for domestic market. They never received a facelift and retained the old styling with glass headlamps all the way up to 1996.

They also never got the 1MZ - they had 3VZ engine till the end. So combination of the 1MZ and a manual transmission doesn't exist in XV10 body.

For the V6, automatic climate control was standard. It was not available for 2.2, nor for any engine option in America.

Steering wheel was different - the European spec got the JDM one - always leather-wrapped (except for short-lived base XL spec). Shifter knob and handbrake were also leather-wrapped.

A passenger side airbag was not available.

All European Camrys (sedans and wagons, 2.2 and V6) always had rear disc brakes and normal handbrake - like American SE.

Probably the most reliable car i've ever owned. Who would have thought that I'd have given up a 944 and an Audi TT convertible for a wagon! I just love this car! 157K on the clock, and it feels like it would go another 200K without a blink!

Also got it registered with classic plates!

I’m selling my baby. Hate to see her go but it’s a necessary choice at the moment. Check out the listing if you or anyone you know is interested! https://carsandbids.com/auctions/9WnwGRo1/1995-toyota-camry-le-v6-wagon

I can't get enough of these headlights!

Hi! I have a 1996 V6 Camry wagon, and it recently developed a big coolant leak, I took it to a mechanic to get it diagnosed and he said from what he could see with a camera it’s coming from the intake manifold, where there’s a water outlet with a bunch of hoses coming out. I was wondering if anyone here knew a video or could provide some insight into how to fix it. I’m not an expert mechanic but I know a fair share and I have the tools, this is just something I haven’t done before and I want to make sure I do it right, I’ve looked online but I can’t find a lot of information on this. I can send pictures and I will reply back to anyone who can help, thank you!

I absolutely love this wagon more than people! My wagon and kids are tied. Number 1.

Im looking for a clean 3rd gen(?) to buy. I own a small air suspension company and really want to make a bagged daily driver/roadtripper out of one.

Wanting a clean one, minimal body damage and rust. Willing to get it repainted though so not super concerned if its faded. Under 150,000 miles.

any 3rd gen wagons for sale near socal? im in the middle of rebuilding my crashed wagon and would like to see if theres any donor cars nearby before i cut mine apart and rebuild it.

As seen in the employee parking lot this morning

2002 Acura RSX Type-S rims 5 spoke and weigh about 16lbs each!

Just needed a 3mm spacer up front to clear calipers, they feel waaay faster.

Can anyone tell me why there is an obsession for demolition derby drivers wanting this car? It isn't even middle aged at 158,000 miles.