Denise 
2004 Toyota Camry Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
2004 Toyota Camry Defective Engineering Design
 Bought this car from brother in law three years ago who followed all maintenance requirements, as did I. Had to replace sagging headliner and rear speaker covers. Added new tires, brakes, alternator, battery, frequent oil changes, transmission flushes, etc. Car ran great for three years.  In 2015, my son and I noticed a sloshing sound behind the dash.  Coolant in reservoir was low, even though we checked it regularly.  Filled it and took to mechanic.  He initially thought that it was the stripped head bolt problem.  Coolant was leaking  into the engine.  Cracked head. Said that the car had been overheated, even though there was never any indication of overheating on instrument panel or smoking, etc. Mechanic stated that it was nothing that I did and that  this was a very poorly designed engine and  I would be wasting my money to replace the engine, as I would be getting another defective engine design. He stated that he had always believed Toyota to be great cars, but not after working on this one. Car had 126,000 miles on it.  Interior quality was also very cheap.  Flannel cloth doors! Not at all the same quality as my 1994 Camry in terms of longevity or quality.Gas mileage was good, but not so good now!  What a complete waste of money for a car that had been so well maintained. Do not buy!