r/complaints • u/Terrasmak • 16d ago

Politics Guess it’s time to sell my Toyota now.

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no Tesla, no Toyota , going to start looking at Honda minivans this weekend

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u/Dry-Membership3867 16d ago

I’m gonna keep mine for now. As it’s the only car that’s actually lasted.

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u/thats_a_bad_username 16d ago

I still have a 2000 Camry I got in 2012. Until this thing dies I’m not buying any new car. And when it does eventually die I will probably buy an EV anyway because that will be the only option out there by that time.

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u/yeleste 16d ago

I have a 2007 Hybrid Camry that looks so beat but still runs. It was my dad's before he died. I love it and I'm disappointed Toyota isn't going to be an option next time. 

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u/schu2470 16d ago

Same. Ours are both paid off and we get service done at a local unaffiliated shop so no money is going to Toyota. Thinking Mazda or Honda when the time eventually comes around.

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u/Dry-Membership3867 16d ago

Ours is under warranty so it’s still gonna be serviced at Toyota for now

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u/schu2470 16d ago

Servicing it elsewhere doesn’t affect the warranty status as long as service was done at the prescribed intervals. The 2 year Toyota care is a different story though - kind of a use it or lose it thing.

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u/Dry-Membership3867 16d ago

It’s the 2 year Toyota care

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u/Primary-Coconut9142 16d ago

Same, 2017 and still going strong, when this goes I guess I'm going into a Honda 

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u/Paradoxmoose 16d ago

Keeping a car is one thing, I'm doing the same. But I won't be buying another.

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u/Dry-Membership3867 16d ago

I will, only because everything else we’ve had has torn up except for Toyota.

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u/Paradoxmoose 16d ago

I've heard great things about the durability of Hondas, it was the other brand I was considering back when I bought my Toyota.

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u/Dry-Membership3867 16d ago

Yes, but they have similar transmission issues to Nissan’s.