I have both cars right now and want to make a choice of which to keep... Please your advice will go a long way to help me.
Both of them are in top shape and moves like jet.

Depends on exactly what you desire from a car, if you need smthn to just move you from point A to B, you would feel more pressure from your pocket during oil change and pay a little more on fueling. go for 4-cylinder,

however, if you need a little muscle in your car and you sometimes want to do some James bond movement go for the 6-Cylinder,

the V6 of that camry model seem to be more durable if well maintained, however, many mechanics still see it as a rocket science


you can match a 4-plug/cylinder engine of the Honda accord with that of a 1998 camry, the 2001 Honda is a 2.3l while the 1998 Camry is 2.2L. the Camry V6 is 3.0L, evidently more power as explained.

if you ask me, I would carry the Camry V6

wish u luck

kuntash: Depends on exactly what you desire from a car, if you need smthn to just move you from point A to B, you would feel more pressure from your pocket during oil change and pay a little more on fueling. go for 4-cylinder,

however, if you need a little muscle in your car and you sometimes want to do some James bond movement go for the 6-Cylinder,

the V6 of that camry model seem to be more durable if well maintained, however, many mechanics still see it as a rocket science


you can match a 4-plug/cylinder engine of the Honda accord with that of a 1998 camry, the 2001 Honda is a 2.3l while the 1998 Camry is 2.2L. the Camry V6 is 3.0L, evidently more power as explained.

if you ask me, I would carry the Camry V6


wish u luck

Talking about durability and strength, Whats ur take? People r pricing d baby boy seriously, have to make up my mind fast.

Siena: I don't like either of the automobile you've suggested, but if I was to choose one, it'll be the Toyota Camry 3,0 V6 2 x DOHC 24V. I like the performance benefits, which will outweigh the three-year advantage the Honda Accord has.

Thanks Siena, the toyota Camry appears to be low and the under touches the ground at any smallest bad spot, the tires are high profile - 205. What do you suggest I do to lift it up a bit? Also I noticed whe I got d car dt it was on overdrive without any indication on d dashboard, when I removed it I saw "O/D OFF" indication on d dashboard. How does overdrive affect fuel consumption?

Siena: I don't like either of the automobile you've suggested, but if I was to choose one, it'll be the Toyota Camry 3,0 V6 2 x DOHC 24V. I like the performance benefits, which will outweigh the three-year advantage the Honda Accord has.

Thanks Siena, the toyota Camry appears to be low and the under touches the ground at any smallest bad spot, the tires are high profile - 205. What do you suggest I do to lift it up a bit? Also I noticed whe I got d car dt it was on overdrive without any indication on d dashboard, when I removed it I saw "O/D OFF" indication on d dashboard. How does overdrive affect fuel consumption? The engine is a FOUR CAM enginie.