Toyota Camry Reviews

I am very disappointed with my experience with our 2025 Toyota Camry. My 2025 Toyota Camry has a front bumper that is separating from the headlight area, which appears to be a common issue reported by other Camry owners. I purchased a bumper-to-bumper warranty with the expectation that defects like this would be addressed promptly and professionally.

I bought a 2025 Toyota Camry SE and have owned it about 8 months or so. I have this issue where the lumbar in the driver's seat swings around and hits me in the back while I drive. I have taken it into my dealership multiple times and they have replaced it 3 times. This time they called Toyota directly and said the spoke with an "Engineer" and were told this is a "characteristic" of the car and nothing can be done. So I paid $30+ thousand dollars for a car that smacks me in the back while I drive and feels like I'm a baby being burped. Would not recommend, it is the most annoying thing I have ever dealt with. It is my first and LAST Toyota.

Not sure if now Toyota scam people, but if you buy parts online the page asks you to select your vehicle or use VIN number. I used VIN number to get the right parts. After selected the parts that says EXACT FIT FOR YOUR 2021 CAMRY. So, I selected my items and proceed to complete my purchase. When I picked up my items the receipt says NO VIN NO RETURN. No idea why VIN number I used was not on the paper, but I thought I won't need to return it anyway. Looks like the parts center knew something that I don't (maybe 99% of sales online goes wrong).

I bought my Camry hybrid new in 2025. It's very comfortable to drive and performs well. Fuel economy has been very good, though like any other vehicle, that all depends on how you drive it. The software that it runs on is another story. I find it really annoying that if I want the car in sport mode, I have to reselect sport mode every time I start the car. For some reason, eco mode and normal mode, though, will stay active after the car has been restarted, as if somebody has decided that sport mode is "bad".

I bought the first version of the Toyota Camry Hybrid. Often hear never buy the first version of a new model. In this case that proved not to be true. Really fantastic car. I drove it over 275,000 miles with no major repairs needed. It got fantastic gas mileage. The ride with the combination of electric motor and gas was super smooth. Best made car I ever owned.

I recently purchased a 2025 Camry. Having driven a Camry before, I was expecting a better experience. I love the hybrid feature and enjoy driving around town just fine. On the highway is a different story. As long as the road is super-smooth, everything is fine. Problem is…not all highways are like that. On these roads, the car is very “bumpy” and extremely loud. I feel and hear every little bump or glitch in the pavement. I’m very disappointed in Toyota’s letting this go. I’ll not buy another Toyota.

Have a new Camry, have had for 9 months. The steering wheel leather is ripped, which was definitely done by the manufacturers when it was put on. Toyota said they have nothing to do with it, that I would have to pay $175 for someone to look at it when I have paid for a full warranty on this brand new car. Now it’s not even a year and it’s already ripping bigger. I can imagine what it’s gonna look like next year.

I bought a new 2025 Toyota Camry, after owning a 500,000 Corolla, "mostly trouble-free". My Hybrid Camry was having terrible mileage for the first 500 miles on my first trip. I investigated and found the oil was more than 5/8 above the full mark on the dipstick? Wow, when I called the dealer they told me that should be no problem, I drove back home 500 miles. I went to the dealer and they said Toyota has been slightly overfilling on all their new cars, I could not believe that Toyota Corp could be that sloppy on filling, but the dealer said it was normal.

I’d give my 2025 Camry a “3” at best. The ONLY reason I bought this car 5-6 weeks ago was because it’s supposed to get 47-48 mpg and the BEST I’ve got so far is 32.4 mpg. I’ve contacted the dealer a couple times now and was just told that "it’s probably the cold weather”. That is absolutely ridiculous that the cold weather would have that much of an impact. I was also told that it would get better mpg if I use “ECO” mode which is absolutely not the case because I ALWAYS have it in “ECO” mode. Sometimes it smells like something is burning and I also cannot tell any difference whatsoever with the temperature control settings when I adjust it from 80 degrees down to 60 degrees. But when you go one click lower from 60 to “LO” there is a HUGE difference in temperature.

It's so disappointing in how Toyota & the dealers (don't work) with customers. In September Toyota sent (and still does) a letter stating how many ways buying a 2025 Camry would be a benefit for me. WELL IT'S NOW DECEMBER!!!! and three dealers with different results but all ended with no idea if or when I could get the car I want.

I purchased my 2019 Toyota Camry brand new. This year (2024), not even five years after purchase, the weather stripping around the panoramic moon roof needed to be replaced. This repair quote came back at $16,000. The entire panoramic moon roof needs to be replaced.. the entire roof!! No covered warranty and Toyota Corporate is not willing to assist with the repair. CONSUMERS.. BEWARE! Toyota is no longer a car manufacturer that produces vehicles for longevity. What a disservice to customers, just completely ridiculous.

WHen I bought my Camry in 2019, I was told there would be an android interface within 3 months...Total Lie! The car is suppose to be compatible with android auto, today I find that it is not. Now they have discontinued the old connection, EnTune, etc. leaving me now with 0 connectivity. Yes, this is a deal breaker, I'm DONE with Toyota.

I needed to replace my car and due to inventory, the quickest option was a 2024 Camry Hybrid with all the bells and whistles. I was psyched as I continued to read and see previews online. The car arrived and it looks great. Here is where the fun starts. All this bells and whistles cost money. Let me explain, Navigation has a 10 month free trial, for $3.95 a month after trial. Same thing with remote start, car finder, etc. Really after purchasing the car the vehicle comes only with Android/Google Play installed. When did consumers become such suckers that we find this to be ok. The car itself has less interior space than my previous 2 Hyundai Sonata Hybrids. The interior feel of the Camry feel was below the Hyundai, almost feels cheap. Did I mention that I can dent the doors with my bare hands. I am sorry, I understand Toyota has a great resale but the product feels extremely inferior. I regret getting this car and it has only been 1 month.

My son with autism, who is diligent with all recalls on his 2007 Toyota hybrid Camry did not receive a notification from Toyota about a change in warranty added which expired in 2016 which was to repair a potential failure in the brake system. Unfortunately in October 2022 he had a very serious failure of the braking system and was not injured and no one else was injured. I took this car into Gerald Toyota of Matteson. Illinois. Upon receiving a quote of 5569.75 plus the dealership telling me that we needed to replace tires that are brand new, new brakes and pads because they will need replacing soon as they are 3+ mm, I looked on the internet for information about the repair needed. It turned out that this car was prone to this very thing happening and Toyota honored repair of this until 2016. WE NEVER RECEIVED ANY LETTER OR RECALL.

Apparently, even the customers who got letters were mislead into believing there were just some vehicles involved. Then they gave a window of time. Then they extended that window. Short story long, my vehicle IS 14 years old, but it only has 95,000 miles on it. My son is using it now, but the shiny surface creates a glare on the windshield, which is a danger to pedestrians. The federal government needs to go back to Toyota and tell them that manufacturers in the United States have an obligation to consumers. This consumer has purchased 8 or 9 new Toyota vehicles. The one I now own is the last. I don't honor companies who don't honor their consumers.

Bought a car from Bosak in Indiana. Wanted to trade the car in for a different style. They offered 20000 less than I paid. (400 miles on it.) Tried to talk to them about this. Told me that was it. I will never buy a Toyota again. I plan on letting everyone that I know the same. My guess is cars are selling, They just don't care. Should of bought American.

My experience with the 2016 Toyota Camry has been wonderful. The engine is very strong and the car's overall reliability is unmatched compared with other brands. The car is approximately 6 years old and over 51 k miles while it still drives like day 1 since I've had it. It is made bulletproof in my opinion with really low maintenance cost. I have only done regular maintenance of the vehicle since I bought it and it has been solid for over 6 years. I look forward to driving it for many more years to come. I would definitely recommend buying this vehicle to everyone.

In 2020 I have stopped for a snack in Northern Quebec Rest Area. Afterwards lock the keys in the trunk by mistake. A minute later the whole car lock itself. CAA was able to open the car but not the trunk. Toyota Roadside Assistance has sent a tow truck with instructions to call locksmith to open the trunk. Failing getting a locksmith to tow the car to Toyota Dealership in Val-d’Or. Being Sunday no locksmith was available and I had to wait in the car until Monday for the car technician to open the door. By that time I was without food and water and use of the rental car for approximately 24 hrs. Afterwards presented with an invoice for 3 hrs. labour. Other car manufacturers have the alarm set not to lock the car when keys are in it. Toyota has the same option but decided to alarm and lock the car and call that normal operation.

Monitor your oil! Most specials only add five quarts. My Camry calls for 6-7 if properly drained. Toyota failed to mention and I've been through hell finding oil leak that never was. The missing oil was only 5 quarts placed in.

I purchased a 2008 Toyota Camry many years ago. There is a defect with the dashboards that cause them to melt and get sticky. There are many articles online about this. The issue causes glare both in the evening when other vehicle lights shine and during the day when sunlight hits the dashboard. I was not notified about the recall and was told this was not covered by the extended warranty that expired two years ago. (They did not list the issue as a recall but as something to be repaired under the extended warranty.) Toyota on their commercials boasts about Safety. This is a real safety issue and Toyota covers themselves by putting under an extended warranty. There should a class action lawsuit or attorney generals investigating this and changing the laws on this matter. I would never buy a Toyota again.

Purchased new 2021 Camry XSE in late December 2020. I ran my new car through our local car wash and was very surprised when all of the front collision sensors starting alarming visually with audible alarms. On my next visit to the car wash I disabled all of the collision safety features, but once again all of the front collision sensors alarmed when the car was in neutral, still running and being pushed through the car wash. I contacted the dealer service department, but they had no idea how to disable the front collision sensors so that they would not alarm with the transmission in neutral and being run through the car wash. I even called Toyota Customer Service several times on the last few months, but no one at Toyota has taken responsibility to issue a software update to fix this problem. This is very poor customer support and not what I expected from Toyota.

I have owned my 2020 Camry for about a year and the Remote Start has barely worked. Finally got it fixed today (supposedly) after taking it to the dealer 3 times before. My remote connect trial expires next week and after calling customer service they were only willing to extend it for 6 months. This is unacceptable given my troubles and experience with it these past 12 months. I will never buy another Toyota vehicle again after realizing they won’t stand behind their products!

I purchased a new 2019 Toyota Camry LE and I noticed that the steering wheel’s seam was rough. This appears to be a manufacturing defect because I have owned several Toyota vehicles over the years, but none of them had this issue. It is as though the seam was never buffed down, so there is a rough edge. When I took the car in to the dealership for its 5,000 mile service recently, I told the service department about the issue. They checked it out and told me that they compared the steering wheel with another Camry, and it had the exact same feel with the seam, so it was not a defect and they could not do anything about it. If two Camrys have the same issue, this indicates that it is a manufacturing defect and should be corrected. It is a minor issue, but annoying.

Toyota claims to provide a very high quality product. IMO, that should include quality of service. For example, Honda promised they would replace my key and give a new key in two hours and they did it in 90 minutes. Let us take Toyota. My Camry showed tire pressure light. I had taken it to Toyota Sunnyvale dealership. They said tire may have a nail and it would take one or two hours. I have waited for 2 hours at their dealership. There was no call. So I have called them after two hours. They said it would take another hour. Waited for an hour. Still there is no call. I have walked to the service area. Paper work was waiting at the service desk.

I use my left foot to accelerate, and the right to brake. The e-brake location is typically located to the far left. It instead is located near and above the brake pedal making it tricky to use quickly in an emergency situation. You end up using the wrong pedal to stop.... Usually you crash while fumbling to find the correct pedal. Move the e-brake pedal to the far left as with other passenger cars in North America.

Nearly two years ago I bought a 2019 Toyota Camry SE right off the lot. For the first few months I adored the car, but after I hit around the 2k mile mark, the Camry's throttle response became glaringly dangerous. Upon slowing down and then trying to get back up to speed, the Camry's throttle response is severely lagging which causes a strong buck of the car- it literally lunges forward, even with the slightest tap of the gas pedal. I’ve taken the vehicle to multiple dealerships to see if there’s a problem and every time their response is “your car is fine, and it’s acting within normal Toyota specs”.

BUYER BEWARE! Toyota is making cars with a melting dashboard!! They “extended the warranty” but that extension is no longer available leaving thousands of customers with a sticky mess! They will not stand behind their cars or help loyal customers fix the problem! PLEASE! PLEASE! Purchase another brand! DO NOT SUPPORT THIS COMPANY!!

I have had three Toyotas previous to buying a 2012 Camry. My 2002 Camry was also gold colored, but a world apart. My first bad impression was that the turning radius was much longer than my 2002. Then the 2012 trunk hood fell and hit me in the head on the 4th day after purchase. I suppose the drivetrain and motor are as good, but there have been at least half a dozen disappointments. My next car will be a Tesla.

I am a loyal client since 1996, I have buy three cars for Toyota, my 2012 was OK but I decided to buy my Toyota Camry 2019 because I cannot use my cell anymore and I work making visits to my patients, then I would need the GPS incorporated in my car screen. Also I used to have a collection of CD's that I cannot find on the web. MY NEW CAR DIDN'T HAVE CD PLAYER (My fault not to check it out before I leave the dealer) and the most disappointed thing: the gps doesn't work properly, it is difficult to set and has giving me several times wrong directions. The computer is not good!!!! Sometimes I find myself in danger on the freeway because the gps is not working well.

Complaint about Toyota Camry 2019 quality. Front door applique flat back moulding and rear door applique flat black moulding. The parts listed above have melted from the sun. The warranty refuses to cover this issue. This is a brand new 2019 Camry and Toyota should stand up to support the quality of their products.

Bought a brand new 2019 XSE Camry. Love the car. Love the customer service. But we have a heating issue. Anything lower than minus 15 we find when the car comes to a idle at a stop sign it blows icy cold air through the defrost. So we took it back to the dealership only to find out after MANY tests... sent back and forth to the engineers at Toyota Canada that it failed paying the thermostat wasn't not working. They replaced the thermostat. We picked it up and lo and behold first stop sign it blew cold again.

I have never written a review of a car before but I can no longer be silent about my 2019 Toyota Camry LE. Before I begin, I would like to give you some background about my life with the Toyota Camry. I have purchased or leased over a dozen Camrys since 1985. Some of them were for my wife and son. 90% of them were secured through the same dealership. Over the years I have been very satisfied with this remarkable, low-maintenance, well-designed car. But no more.

Great gas mileage average 23 miles to gallon. My car has 90,000 miles and has had only tires changed one time, brakes only fixed one time, battery changed 2 times. No major repairs. Dashboard had some cracks, and Toyota changed the dashboard at no cost to me after the car was about 8 years old. The model is the Toyota SOLARA, 2005.

I do not drive a lot and considering that I have not had any significant problems. No repairs. Only oil changes and a new battery after a few years. Small complaints like a dim trunk light and inability to brighten or dim the dashboard lights which are not easily seen in bright sunlight.

My parents bought this car used for me. Since I got it the AC/Heat went out. It is not under warranty so we had to pay $900 to get it fixed. Otherwise things have been great. It is a 2007 and runs like a champ. I love having my own car!

Best overall fuel economy (for a midsize car its really an excellent gas saver- 40 mpg in city driving), smooth driving, accelerates quickly with power and speed if needed (acceleration thrust almost feels like a 6 cylinder car but it is a 4 cylinder), maneuverability is nice, road traction feature for inclement weather, (nice turning radius), brakes are superb, best airbag protection from multiple angles throughout the car, terrific stereo sound system, nice factory installed alarm system, nice design exterior, factory tint on windows is just the right tone. It's a purchase you will not regret! Well worth the investment.

There's nothing like the safety and dependability of this car. I've driven nothing but a Camry for 20 years and I love the fact that I can just hop in and never worry about something going wrong, even the old ones...I'm driving a 2005 right now and I love this car, smooth, easy and quiet. Very low maintenance. It's too bad that Toyota has gotten out-of-hand with their prices the last couple of years though...

I have been pleasantly surprised with ou 2019 Toyota Camry XSE. We are getting just over 28 mpg in mostly city driving and 33 mpg on interstate travel. It is very comfortable and easy to drive, also the new safety device on our cruise control has even prevented us from being in a accident! We love our 2019 Camry XSE and recommended it to everyone who wants to listen!

I have a 4 cylinder 2010 and because I lived close to work, I only have 40,000 miles on it. I’ve given it sporadic maintenance but I wouldn't hesitate to drive it anywhere. I plan to keep it a long time and would readily buy another.

Wonderfully fuel efficient while having a lovely presentation. My passengers believe it is a newer car than it actually is. The interior is very roomy. Its exterior has a subtle grace to it. You feel like you're driving a luxury car.