Toyota Camry or Volvo C30
November 20th, 2009 • Filed Under•183 views
Toyota Camry or Volvo C30?—By Jack
I just turned 16 and as my first car, my parents have given me a choice between the 2010 Toyota Camry and the 2010 Volvo C30. I’m having trouble deciding so what are your opinions? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each car?
Best Answer – By Initial D
They are both very good cars, but I would choose the 2010 camry because it was crash tested and it has excellent reliability, although the 2010 volvo c30 has an good performance and an excellent exterior the camry has a better interior. Hope this helps you.
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Comment by
Eric T on 20 November 2009:
Toyota Camry isn’t a good car. The Nissan Altima is way better. But the Volvo is really good too it’s more sporty and is more luxury than the Camry. Volvo makes the safest cars in the world. Their main goal when they build a car is safety. So the Volvo is way better than the Toyota. No competition. Good luck on your 1st car
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Comment by
Rabbit on 20 November 2009:
first car CAMRY. toyota reliability with extrewmely low owning cost. take a volvo to a shop and spend like 200 bucks for a tune up, or change oil in camry yourself.
a toyota can last 30 years if taken care of with no major problems until you hit like 250000 miles. a volvo cant say that, plus there expensive to own like most other luxory cars.
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Comment by
Jay on 20 November 2009:
Both good cars, but if you are thinking of getting the Camry V6 go with the Camry!
It’ll be way quicker than the C30. It’s also faster than an A4 2.0T, BMW 328, Mercedes C300, Lexus IS 250, Acura TSX, and many other entry level luxury sedans.
Not to mention it’s extremely reliable and easy to maintain.
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