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08/12/2024 8:20 am
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- I saw 2014 Camry Se with 50k miles going for $13.9k at a . It's a one owner and only has 4 inconsistent service records (which is the messed up part). So I've heard around 50k-150k 2012-2014 Camry's has transmission shuddering issues and a friend of mines just had their entire transmission replaced a month ago in their 2014 Camry SE with 150,000 Mi on it. So my question is if purchased will transmission failure be inevitable or was my friend's transmission failure and a couple others the ones that were bad apples? Or just stay completely away and go for the 2015-2017 Camry's? Because the 14 going for $13,900 is cheap and very affordable.
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08/12/2024 8:42 pm
why roll the dice with a car?
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08/12/2024 9:09 am
Research the U760E transmission torque converter shudder issue with the 2012 to 2014 Camrys. It was a design flaw. I sold my 2014 before the transmission failed, which is an eventual certainty.
