It is everything. It has nice styling lines and aerodynamics. The ride is exceptional and so smooth you hardly feel the road. The transmission shift is very quiet, and you hardly notice the transition as it is so seamless. The LE, of course, has some extra features not found in the standard models. Power windows and power locks. Power adjustments of seats and power lumbar support for the driver is very nice. The back of the front seats is very comfortable for back support for older drivers. Cruise control is smooth and keeps a reasonable speed without to much self adjustment and jerking. The windshield wiper blades cover an large amount of the windshield glass with variable speeds. It has a CD player that has wonderful sound in the speakers but overall would expect more. The interior is very quiet from exterior road noise. I like the rear lights as they provide excellent signals and brake lights to signal other motorists. It has a large gas tank for long trips, but the mileage is just average as far as I can tell in my calculations.

My Toyota Camry, despite being fairly old, is an incredibly reliable and utilitarian car. I have never experienced major mechanical issues in my time owning it, and all the maintenance and repair work that has been done on it has been very inexpensive. I can largely keep up with routine maintenance myself, as far as oil changes and simple things are concerned, which is a huge savings. It gets fairly decent fuel mileage, so it is not very expensive for fuel costs even when I am driving a lot. It's comfortable on the inside, with durable and nice cloth seats and a roomy interior and trunk that's good for long distance driving. On the outside, it's an extremely nondescript car, painted gold so it looks like a stereotypical "grandpa car." This is great for driving and parking, since it does not attract a lot of attention from police or potential burglars. However, it has begun to show its age, and a lot of the more convenient features of modern cars are what it definitely lacks. Bluetooth, navigation, modern gauge and information clusters, and a better cruise control are all things I found myself wanting. But, for a car that was extremely cheap and gets the job done reliably for a college student who isn't earning much, it's the best I could ask for.