Yes, but it may not be the best choice. I did a quick search of used camry's in my area for 6K and there were no with less than 90K miles. That's getting to the point where big things can start to go wrong. I would strongly encourage getting a car with less miles because, any car with 30-40K miles will give you more time before problems come up. Go to cars.com, then search all makes and all models within a reasonable area of your zip code with a max price of 6K, or whatever your budget. The when they come up, on the left side filter out cars with over 70K or so miles. Out of whats left, find something reliable and in good condition.
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Are Toyota Camry any good 2000-2002?
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