@Wopu - I like a nice, clean car. The general condition of the interior often coincides with the rest of the car. A nice car has likely been maintained. It can be very old, but the cleanliness level should feel comfortable. This becomes much less reliable as an indicator though, when buying from a dealer.
I'm pretty confident with turning wrenches, so repair requirements aren't a deal breaker. But it must at least be able to start and run. That makes diagnostics much easier.
Good Luck! 🍻
@Wopu - Oh yeah... I don't know how it is where you are, but most every time I run into a used Toyota, it's shit.
Don't get me wrong, they're built beautifully - very high quality, and they'll run forever if maintained. And the problem is that everyone else only seems to know the first half of that statement.
So they're usually horribly neglected, mistreated, and run into the ground... because people think Toyotas are immune to needing oil changes or something. 💁🏻♂️
It's a shame, really.