Toyota Camry Reviews

The Camry is very reliable. It's comfortable to drive and handles very well. Easy and inexpensive to maintain. Gas mileage is fair for a midsize car. I feel safe and secure in my Camry. My one concern is the rear pillars and head rests cause some blind spots when backing or changing lanes. The trunk is roomy and easy to pack.

I've owned my current car, a Toyota Camry, since 2001. It is a most reliable, comfortable car, still stylish in my opinion. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles that newer cars have. It does have cruise control, which is the only feature I feel need. I've never had any breakdowns in 18+ years of owning my Camry. I've driven Toyotas since 1979 and these results apply, not just to my Camry, but to the 2 Corollas I owned before. Should I decide to buy another vehicle in the future, I can assure you it will be Toyota. I've never had a desire for any other brand. It's important to be able to trust your transportation. I've watched friends and family buy other brands, only to consistently have problems, even with brand new vehicles.

They stopped making this car in 2008. This is a full sized Camry body that is a convertible. The top folds down into an area behind the back seat and doesn't impact the trunk space at all. I can fit more stuff in my trunk with the top down than any other convertible at any price point. It's beautiful and it's a Toyota which is cheap to maintain and very reliable.

I have 250,000 plus miles and it is still running good! I've had many offers to buy my car from auto mechanics when I take my car in for oil change and maintenance. They know how little maintenance my Camry requires!

I got 2 Toyotas, 2005 Camry and 2013 Camry, smooth, fast ride, never have any problems on the road, extremely reliable. In 2005 I repair a door lock, power window, headliner, otherwise just the usual maintenance. In 2013 so far nothing to do but oil changes, tires, etc.

My 2003 Toyota Camry still get 30+ mpg and runs smoothly and comfortably. I have not spent a cent on it in over 3 years except for gas, oil/lube jobs, and insurance. The interior is getting a little worn, the rear speaker grill has disintegrated, the overhead lining is loose over the rear window and is tucked up, and the rear seat is stained from a grandchild dropping something, I would not fear driving it to Florida again. Great car!

I ordered my XSE in the spring of 2018- It arrived in August of 2018. (Silver with black accents.) My car has every option available--over the past 18 months, it has been repaired 20+ times. Navigation failures. Transmission issues. AC/Heating issues. Heated seats not working. Literally the word CAMRY was falling off. Vents falling off. Vents whistling when fan is engaged. Car has gaps throughout the body. Staples sticking out on the floor. Roof leaked. Sensors leak water. Never would I recommend this car to anyone. Horrible car-worse experience with Toyota and the dealer.

This car is very low on repairs and very low maintenance. 2006 Toyota Camry drives very smooth and is a nice looking vehicle for the age. I would recommend this car to someone with a low income. If the car is purchased through a auto dealership.

The only Problem I have had is with the brake pads. I had to replace the rotors because as shipped from the factory they are very thin to save on Gas. Other than that the car has been flawless and gives me great Gas Mileage - around 40 MPG.

I have owned the car since 2006 and had any major problems. The car has been very problems and except for repairs you would expect on any 15 year old car, New brakes, tire realignment, the car has been excellent.

I have owned Toyota models for over 20 years. The style, safety and dependability are my top reasons for being loyal to toyota. I drive a 2017 Camry, and still own a 2011 Corolla. The value is unmatched by similar models.

I have owned this car for 7 years. I have maintained the car with consistent oil changes and routine checkups. Now and 205,000 miles later I would only consider buying another Camry or even better a Toyota Avalon.

The Camry is a super blend of fuel efficiency and ride. Quiet and comfortable. Decent looking body and an overall great value. I would definitively buy another one. Parts are easy to find and usually not outrageous and techs are usually very familiar with them and find them relatively easy to work on.

Toyota Camry is the best car I ever had. It is reliable, comfortable, and a good price. There is also a lot of dealerships around and I never have a problem getting parts when needed. It also doesn't lose it's value and last a long time.

Car won't quit. Regular maintenance and minor repairs keep it going. Smooth, comfortable ride. Recent paint job makes it look brand new. Like a ride back in time as Toyota began to dominate the field.

My choice of choosing a 2019 Toyota Camry was a very good choice indeed. The car is very well equipped and it rides super smooth. I must say I have not had any problems since leasing in May of this year. I absolutely love it, it is very safe and efficient.

I love all the safety features of the car, the fact that I only need to fill the gas tank once a week and that it is comfortable for me, even at 6'3". My only complaint is the GPS algorithm is worse I've seen. It will NOT provide the quickest route, even when specifying that this is the priority. It always wants you to drive on a major road, even when other good routes exist that are quicker.

My 2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid was just what I wanted, I thought. In the 2 years I've had it I have encountered 2 persistent problems, the GPS system, Scout GPS Link, is useless, and any temps below 60 degrees prevent some of the safety features from working.

I’ve purchased a new 2017 Toyota Camry in 2017. Since I’ve had many electrical issues, mechanical issues, and customer service issues. 3 times at 3 different locations have either refused, turned me away or charged me for service that was covered under warranty. I would not recommend any Toyota service dealership to have any work done on any type of vehicle. I’ve tried to contact Toyota customer care # and was on hold over 45 minutes and hung up. This is not customer service. This is take your money and screw you. I want my vehicle fixed and nothing is being done. This is absolutely ridiculous. Toyota as I thought were great vehicles. I must have got a lemon or someone turned it into a lemon after I purchased it.

My check engine light on my 2012 Toyota Camry SE and I took it to local dealer 5 different times when THEY FINALLY TOLD ME it was a CHARCOAL CANISTER PROBLEM which would result from over filling gas tank which sounded like THE BUCK to ME and so I said, "Isn't that a defect and shouldn't there be a recall on it?" And they said THERE USED to BE BUT NO LONGER. I asked if it's a defect, how can it expire and so they said they didn't know. I tried to contact Toyota on line and got no response. I am therefore asking you to contact Toyota and see how a defect on recall can be canceled. Thank you, your assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Toyota treats its customers like dust!!! I purchased a Camry 2009 and had its dashboard melted for many years as my attached picture. I have recently been at a dealership and brought it to their attention. The agent told me that the dashboard of my Camry is found malfunction and recalled. However, it passed the recall deadline few months. I contacted to Toyota many times to present my case. Toyota keep telling me it sent two mails to me in regards to the recall and refuse to replace it with the same reason that it passed the deadline regardless that I repeatedly told them I did not receive its mails. I am surprised about the way such a big company treated their customers. I feel Toyota issued the recall to avoid a lawsuit more than to serve its customers better.

On Sunday, July 21st, I went to NTB to have them check my oil because my oil light came on; when your oil light comes on, you know there’s an issue especially when you’re always on top of your oil changes. Luckily for me (at the time), there was a former Toyota associate present who remembered an issue that some Toyotas were having related to an oil consumption issue. This issue was causing an overconsumption of oil which resulted in quicker oil changes among other issues that could be detrimental to the overall life span of the car.

My wife was driving her 2010 Toyota Camry when the driver's side sun visor dropped down and wouldn't stay in the upright position. I called Toyota as I noticed in the complaint dept. this was an ongoing problem. The associate who attempted to take care of my complaint said that Toyota had a warranty extension but it wasn't a factory recall. I asked her why I wasn't notified and she checked and found out it was sent to the previous owner instead of me. How could I possibly know of this warranty extension if it was sent to the wrong person. I feel Toyota should be responsible for the cost to fix it because it was their error.

Toyota Camry not keeping oil in the motor. Went online and found out that they had notified people and the treatment expired 2016. I have never received anything about this. Call them and they said that I can’t do nothing they can’t do nothing about it.

Dear Toyota, As a loyal Toyota customer, I just purchased a 2019 Camry (this being my 4th Camry). I found that the seats are designed too low to the ground, making it difficult to get in and out. Further, if you raise the seat, it reduces the clearance of seat to roof, making it harder to squeeze in. Also, most of the "pockets for storage" grossly lacking. Because of this design flaw, or miscalculation, the wife and I will be switching to another reputable brand in a year or two.

We negotiated the purchase of a 2018 Camry LE. We were looking for a stand alone GPS system, back up camera etc. The day of delivery we were shocked to find out the vehicle's GPS system is dependent upon the owner having a smart phone. The GPS system is not a stand alone system. We downloaded the Toyota Entune app and the Scout GPS app but found out right away this system is very unreliable and doesn't work half the time. We protested the same day but found out that Toyota does not have a return policy, so you're stuck with the new ride once you take delivery. We have to throw our old, but very trustworthy Garmin dash mount GPS on the dash when we want dependable navigation. We protested this directly to Toyota, but of course never received a reply. The vehicle itself is excellent, but Toyota definitely needs to ditch the app dependent GPS and go with a stand alone GPS in the future.

I contacted the 800 number for Toyota to open a case concerning the dashboard in my 2009 Toyota Camry which had a recall that EXPIRED in 2018. The dashboard is extremely sticky and I can't even put a sun shield in the windshield. They refused to cover it. If you notice there is a ton of their cars on the road so they must be doing very well.

I have a 2018 Toyota Camry SE, a little under 1 year I noticed 3 white spots in the leather. The largest spot on the back of the passenger seat and 2 smaller spots on the bench seat on the opposite side of the vehicle. It looks as if it’s a bad piece of material. I brought it back to the dealership who then inspected the interior and made a claim for me. The man inspecting specifically said it would be a costly fix and most likely denied. I told him I only wipe my seating with water and dry with a cloth. No soaps or chemicals.

We purchased the 2018 Camry XSE after test drives of various Toyota cars. We have 3 other Toyota’s from 2011, 2013 & 2017 but wanted a not sophisticated ride to go with our truck Venza and 86. Mileage and ride are better than expected or EPA rated but the care suffers from a couple of flaws. There is a decided lag of acceleration when in ECO mode and in city traffic it lends to some concern.

I love my Solara. They do not make it anymore and on my next purchase I will choose a Camry. I get good gas mileage and my car has held up very well. I chose a silver paint and it came with Michelin tires.

We purchased a brand new Camry XSE and 16 days later got left front tire exploded on city road with a small dent on the road at 782 mileage. Toyota said it is not their responsibility since the tire is not manufactured by Toyota. This makes me worried because tire explosion may cause serious safety issue. I am not sure if it is because XSE has a sporty design so that its tire expects a perfect road surface? Should I buy XLE instead of XSE at all, since I am looking for a daily commuting car, not a car that accessional driven on sport tracks.

Toyota has lowered the bar on being accountable to asking for and receiving feedback. While I am generally happy with my Toyota vehicles, they are relentless in pursuit of feedback to use against their dealerships but they really don't care to hear about the points when they fail to meet customer expectations. My 2018 Camry has remote start via Toyota.com. What is presented as amazing technology is really a nightmare. While attempting to start my car remotely, I frequently encounter delays and extra steps to accomplish what a single push of the button on my Viper remote could accomplish. It took 4 minutes today to start my car.

My research on the internet comes up with many Camry customers having trouble with the torque converter. Neither the dealer nor corporate accepts any responsibility. They are telling me the part is $1,000 and 11 hours labor for a total of $2,880. There is no appreciation for owning 3 Toyotas currently or for having been a customer for 20 years.

I received a recall (oops extended warranty) notice on my 2009 Camry saying that the dashboard could become sticky and that they were extending the warranty for 10 years past the time the car was placed in service. We had no problem so we put the notice aside and forgot about it. We later had a very sticky dashboard, but had forgotten about the notice. We recently found the notice and called to make an appointment.

I purchased a 2018 Toyota Camry in October 2017. I had heard nothing but good news about Camrys. I wasn't really looking to purchase right then, but was convinced to buy. OK I should have waited but it is what it is. I paid way more for it than I should have with what the dealer carried over from my truck. Live and learn. So the car runs good, gets good gas mileage, but I live in Arizona. That's where the problems come in. As anyone knows it gets hot in Phoenix, and when it gets really hot, above 105 degrees the lane assist light and the frontal crash light comes on on the dash and stays on either until I turn the car off or it cools down. The rear middle seat belt light comes on at any temperature and the "dinger" goes off as if someone is sitting in it, yet no one is.

I just got my I'll back after a suspension, and I needed a reliable car to go to work in. I happened to see a 1995 Toyota Camry for sale. I thought how great people said Toyotas are. Boy, was I ever dumb to listen to that. That car has one problem after another. I replaced tires, all four. Then it needed a front end alignment, sway bar needed to be replaced. That's all understandable that it would need maintenance work. The major problem started with the car sputtering and misfiring. Then I became stranded miles away from home, because it sputtered and misfired and shook, it struggled for power and then just died. I called for roadside assistance and had it towed, finally after being stranded for hours, to the mechanics. Then when they finally told me what was wrong with it, they said it just needs a tune up, that tune up costs me $421. Ok.

So I buy a 2018 XSE Camry. Worst mistake ever! Worst navigation ever. Then after 6 months, you have to pay for remote start? Even using the key I have to pay for remote start? Oh it gets better... The car cuts off when you get close to the door when you do use the remote start! Then there is app theirselves. THERE IS ALMOST ALWAYS AN ERROR! The lag in the engine, the smell of oil, terrible. The only thing using on the Entune app was Pandora and guess what? It has been removed! I really wish I never purchased this car.

I bought my Toyota Camry Hybrid from Tony and Jeff at Toyota of Orange dealership in California 9/14/18. My car makes a clunky noise when you pump the brakes in a parking lot or backing up. The sound is like a sticky brake with a clunky echo inside the car. This happens about 20 to 30 times each time I drive the car. My friends complain about the noise also. I received the report from the Toyota Service Advisor and Eric **, Shop Foreman and FTS Toyota engineer and Dave the service manager. They examined my brake noise on Sept 28. I received the report Oct 3.

My Bluetooth and sometime my CD will not play. None of the buttons work. I am add, delete or change anything on my dashboard. From the reports and I have checking a lot of people is having the same problem, and they should have call a recall on this item. I purchase at the time that I purchase the car an extend warranty plus I have the manufacture warranty. Now the warranty has expire and I just bought the car in 2015.

My mom has had a Toyota Camry since around 2010. She recently purchased a new, 2018 Camry XSE. I can’t get over how gorgeous this car is! But a recurring issue is the interior. I have always loved leather interior, but something about it gives me headaches! I’ve come to this conclusion because we had cloth upholstery in her previous car, and in my brother’s 2010 Corolla, I have never experienced this problem. Even my friends get headaches from sitting in her car! I had thought the issue would be resolved upon purchasing the new car, but it wasn’t. In extended car rides, it is even worse. The longer I stay in the car, the worse it gets.

I always thought of Toyota Camry as a great reliable car until now. My 2012 has less than 43000 miles on it and the ac just stopped cooling. I went to get my usual oil change and tire rotation and ask if they could check the a.c. for what may just be an easy fix, fuse or relay switch and the answer was, "No but for 170 dollars we can do a full check and that cost would not be applied to the repair." No heart for the fact that I was having this issue with so little miles on it.

I had a 2009 Camry and I have a 2012 Camry throughout the years. I have tried to get the map updates at least 4 different times just to find out that Toyota has none!!! I have requested that Toyota allow consumers to go directly to the GPS manufacturer and that has not happened either!!! I recommend NOT purchase GPS on any Toyota!!! A waste of money. Purchase a TomTom with lifetime upgrade!

I have a '07 Camry with a very sticky dashboard. It has nothing to do with the vehicle care but manufacturing issue. I called Toyota and they were not willing to resolve the issue. I have always owned Toyota made vehicles and considered it to be a great company. Now, I am learning that the company begins deteriorating. It progressively produces less quality cars and the same way is their customer service. Well done Toyota! Next time I will consider Hyundai. I heard they are less money and more customer oriented company.

At just 92500 miles my Camry lit up like a Christmas Tree while driving on the highway at 70 mph! Warning messages read "CHECKS VSC" and "CHECK HYBRID SYSTEM" along with traction control light, brake malfunction, check engine light, and other hazard warning lights came on. I noticed my tpms started flashing, pulled over and checked all the tire pressures and they all measured to be correct. I've noticed my brakes have become softer and the accelerator pedal seems unresponsive upon initial take off, which is extremely dangerous at a busy intersection. I noticed the brake issue the following day after my long drive when I bumped my left corner into an object and scraped the bumper! I refuse to let my pregnant wife drive the car or put my little kids in it.

Previous car was a Toyota Avalon. I needed a car in a hurry and insisted on a Toyota. The Camry was available. The problem with it is that it makes sense and will last forever. After the Avalon, it is plain vanilla, durable, sensible, nice, dependable, and can find no reason to spend the additional money... but I'd love to have an Avalon. Before it, I had two Mercedes... I'd rather have my Toyota.

I am new owner of 2007 Toyota Solara convertible. I bought car used the end of January. Now in June I have a problem with back window. It has come apart leaking in trunk and back seat. There is no way to replace it because "rain troff " which is made of polyester has torn & cannot be replaced or repaired. So I am left with a headache and no way to turn in order to eliminate problem. Any suggestions? Car lot which sold it to me can do nothing for me, so now I have nowhere to turn. What do I do?!

I almost had an accident because my crappy 2010 Camry sun visor fell in my face while driving. I called Toyota and they said, "We had a recall for this issue but it's only for 7 yrs" and now my car is just over. I took my car every 3 months for oil change and NO ONE from Toyota ever mentioned this to me. Can anyone tell me if Sunvisor is on the maintenance list or service list. This is the worse excuse I ever heard. These big company only get away with any or all crappy excuse and we have to accept it. This is the first and last Toyota I'll ever own. Anyone needs a crappy Camry with a sun visor that is activated 100% of the time.

My Toyota Camry is good on gas, reliable, and comfortable. It is inexpensive and easy to find parts for. I have owned for many years and intend to buy another when it dies. I like the leather seats, sunroof cruise control, rear wheel drive too. The size of the interior is also comfortable for me and being able to adjust the height as well as lumbar of the seat is nice. The suspension wears quickly though and the door handles are very flimsy. The windows seem to slip off track very easily too. The headlights could be brighter and the bumpers sturdier. But overall, my experience has been good.

It's been a great experience. It has electric everything and added Bluetooth features. The car runs smoothly and they have great motors. And as long as you keep the oil changed car runs long. These cars are known to be very reliable and I will stick with this brand of cars because they can really save you a lot of money in the long run. I like the makings and hippie. But I would do more to the outside to make it look more sport or maybe more advanced technology. I wish the TPMS light is more descriptive as well as lets you know exactly what is going on with the tires of the vehicle.

It was a quick decision that I had to make at the time and just picked the first cheap buy that I could find on Craig's list. Also Toyotas have great history of great gas mileage. So that played a big part in my search for a car. The 1988 model had a stick shift and it's 5 speed. I like driving stick shifts. The car ran good for how much I paid for it. But the previous owners seemed to dog the engine pretty bad. So I had to have work done to it. Also the color was not that great but considering the year the car was made it I had to take it. Plus the air conditioner system did not work all that well. But all it all it was a very fun car to drive.

It's one of the most reliable cars that I've ever owned. It handles the road really well. Also, it has great gas mileage. I like that I have a backup camera. This prevents me from running over or hitting something. Also, this is very effective at night when visibility is low. I'm pleased with all of the features of the car, although it can have better constructed interior material.

It is a very reliable car for its mileage but especially since it's 15 years old. It also drives and handles well and I like how many mpg I get. I like the power steering, locks and power windows and how I can adjust my seat. I also like how it's small but I can fit so much in it. I just used it to move and I was able to fit a lot. It is a good color. The heating and air conditioning work perfectly too. But the car is a little loud while driving. It could use new breaks and new wipers. The stereo system is outdated (2004) and it would be nice to have the version with the sunroof. But overall the car is great and I like it a lot.

This 2014 Toyota Camry is amazing. It is reliable, spacious and comfortable. I love how good of gas mileage it gets, the touchscreen display on the dashboard, the color and body style of the vehicle, and that it allows you to hook up to Bluetooth. I also love the rearview camera that makes backing out way more simpler and the button controls on the steering wheel. We chose this make and model as our family vehicle because we have always heard wonderful things about Toyotas. We have heard that they are extremely reliable and good on gas. My family loves to travel so this was a selling point for me. I also heard that Toyota model vehicles are relatively cheap to fix which is comforting when purchasing a new vehicle.

I was more attracted to the Toyota Camry because of the style and color. It has a very nice body style and I like the interior. It's pretty roomy for a midsize car and I like that it's just the right size. This car is also pretty good on gas and I have not had to have any major car repairs so far. But I wish it could sit up a little higher like an SUV. Other than that I like everything about this car. It is very reliable and dependable and my overall experience has been very positive.

When I was deciding to purchase a new car I had previously owned a Lexus. It was a great car but needed something a little better on gas. This Camry is a smaller cylinder than my previous car and has much better gas mileage. The engine is very good. Toyota overall has a great car and the look on this car is very sporty and sleek. It comes highly recommended by my mechanic. It has one of the best engines out there and will last a very long time if I take care of it. However, when it rains water comes in to my lap if the windows are open and I don't like that. It doesn't have heated seats as well. It gets pretty cold here in the morning and would be a very nice feature to include on this model.

Our new 2018 Toyota Camry XLE V6 with 5,300 miles had a major problem. First thing in the morning when the car was put into reverse to back out of the garage, all kinds of warning light appeared. After releasing the electric emergency brake, the car was able to be moved to the street. Since it would not drive, it was towed to the dealership. The problem was accessed as a bad throttle pedal position sensor. Although the repair was done under warranty, the inconvenience was not needed. Although the Toyota Safety Sense package is helpful, if one of the sensors goes bad, the vehicle is inoperable. The dealership resolved the problem quickly. We have not experienced any other problems with the Camry. We love the new Camry.

I like the fuel efficiency, high resale value & dependability of it. The Camry model was almost too small for my height/size, but was otherwise the right size & type of vehicle I wanted. There are some minor things I would change if I could, about the function & placement of some controls. I would also change the headlight & blinker controls & other things, like what side the fuel "door" is on, on the car, to be the same as the "American" makes (GM, Ford, etc.). But my experience over-all was great, I highly recommend Toyotas.

My Toyota Camry LE is from 1998 so it's a bit older, but it runs really well and is quite reliable. I like that it is not too big, but not too small. I also enjoy how simple it is. And I don't like how low it sits to the ground, but it's not unbearable. I also do not like the placement of the spare, as a weak person it can be difficult to get to, but I manage. I got the car for free but had to do a lot of work to it. Take care of any car and it can last a while!

I really like the model! It is very sleek and attractive. It looks like a sports car! It has a very great color and the interior is amazing! It has a sunroof and the CD player is nice. Tires are really great looking and easy to replace but parts for the car needs to be easier to find!! But the car works great and it is great on gas. It runs really well although it needs to be faster. Also, they can make it a lot more reasonably price so that everybody can afford one. And the warranty needs to be for longer.

Absolutely happy with the 2013 Toyota Camry. I love everything about it. Very clean on inside and out, the sunroof works, no leaks, all electric, great worth and great on gas. And love the color RED. This color was the first plus. The low mileage was also a plus and being a one owner car was awesome. Everything was like a new car. However, it would be nice if the car had a backup camera, electric start from the keypad and Bluetooth. But overall I have been very satisfied with my car.

I love anything that Toyota makes. My very first car was a 1990 Toyota Camry so I went and got a newer model and I have no complaints. Before I went out and bought another Toyota Camry I researched the older model as well as a newer model and if I had my choice I would rather have the old one. I wouldn't trade my Toyota Camry for nothing in this world. Toyota Camry has everything I ever wanted and I will forever be a Toyota Camry person. I like the sunroof, the satellite radio and they even have the backing up of the car on the screen so that it prevents you from backing up into anything. I love that so I won’t have to worry about hitting something.

Love the back up camera and radio buttons on steering wheel. Safety is a key factor because you never take your eyes off the road to change your radio station. It gets great gas mileage, but I will more than likely purchase a Chevy next time around. I ended up letting my in-laws talk me into buying a Toyota, but they are not bragging worth. Improve the interior, leather would be nice! Seats get stained easily. The interior is a grey/silver color and I would rather have leather instead. Find a way to reduce the maintenance cost. It is not too bad, but always room for improvement. Overall horrible experience, I paid too much money for a used car. They need to come down on the price. Although, my rate is low at 1.9%, it should be zero based on my credit score. I plan to purchase a different brand for my next car, just because of this experience.

The Toyota Camry is a really great car. It takes me everywhere. It doesn't break down and the tires are strong. It is little, and easy to navigate around our busy city. I like the air conditioning and seats in the vehicle. We put gas in it once a week, and drive literally everywhere. However, I would make the insurance and payments cheaper so that it is easier to pay for the vehicle. I would also make an online database making it easier to manage payments.

I love the Toyota Camry. Very safe and very smooth driving and also it gets good gas mileage. I love the luxury feel of the vehicle and the stereo system also. Also we loved the safety features and the free maintenance for the first 5 years/50000 miles. That saves money and makes us keep up with the maintenance. I wish there were more colors to choose from. Also I wish the rear view camera was of a higher quality. When it is raining it is very hard to see in the camera. The salespeople and the maintenance staff are very friendly and very knowledgeable. Also it is very easy to get an appointment whenever we need to have service done on the vehicle.

The Toyota Camry is smooth car with duration for a long time. It save on gas and affordable price so you can afford to buy it. The car is cool with all feature such as backup camera, economy mode and the parking assistant. And I can park into narrow parking lot without issue and no hitting anything around. I like the Toyota Camry very much because it is reliable car to drive without worry. But I do not like the rear lights because it is not bright enough for car behind me to see. I would like to improve the rear lights with different color.

My Toyota Camry is my favorite and my safe place. It is a nice blue and I love it. I am such a good friend to my car and it has saved me from so many bad things. It's been in my family forever but it still works so it's great. It really is the best. The lights turn on or off automatically. A back up cam would be nice but my car is from 2000 so I think it is great. It would buy so many Camrys in the future it is.

The Toyota Camry SE is a great car for the money. Very reliable car and great features. Toyota stands behind their products. This is my ninth Camry and they have all been great reliable cars.

The gas mileage of the 2016 Toyota Camry is well below what was expected. Passenger door area has annoying road noise levels and seat comfort is not as good. Ride and handling are good though.

I am pleased with my Toyota Camry, the way it handles, the way it looks and the service I receive. This is my 3rd Toyota. I am sure it is not my last Toyota. Enough said. I love my car.

I have always felt Toyota makes GREAT products- good value and long lasting. I still feel those 2 attributes are true. However, I cannot get over the amount of recalls I have had on this product (Toyota Camry). They were taken care of by the dealer without a problem. However, I never felt the unintended acceleration problem was the result of a floor mat issue. The State Trouper who died along with his family because he could not get the car to stop certainly would have noticed a floor mat issue. I think Toyota can't find the cause so they made one up. Recalls are so commonplace today. What has happened?

The wiring harness behind the radio was always loose. Bought new Toyota Camry in 2001. No major problems, still no body rust. Just beginning to age as everything loosens up. Motor and transmission perform as new.

I purchased a new Toyota Camry 2008 - in 2008 at Toyota Dealership in Houston Texas. After less than 60,000 miles I began experiencing engine problems, i.e., losing oil. On 4/17/2018, I called Toyota Motors and the Toyota Dealership in Houston. I found out that there was a recall and recall was ended on December 2017. I did not receive any notices from TOYOTA about the Warranty Enhancement Service recall on Oil Consumption.

I had a 1998 Camry LE that was great. My 2016 has a lot more road noise. When I roll down rear windows, the moisture does not clear making me have to manually wipe it down before driven. It's a leased vehicle that I'm not interested in purchasing.

All things considered, I don't think you can buy a better-made car than the Toyota Camry. Mine is 18 years old, but looks and drives like brand-new - even at 174,000 miles. Hardly any repairs in those 18 years with routine maintenance. I wouldn't trade it, though I've been offered $10,000!

I have enjoyed our Toyota Camry Hybrid, it has style and comfort. But I am not happy with the gas mileage as it was supposed to get very near 40 MPG in town and gets closer to 30-31. On the highway it does get a bit better, but not up to my expectations. Also the Bluetooth doesn't work as well as it should and have had it in the shop at least 7 times for this issue. Nevertheless, it is a great highway driving car and has features that I have learned to like. Among them are the back up camera, the Sirius radio and navigation systems. All in all it's a very good car, but I doubt I would buy one again as I am not as impressed with the MPG and that was the biggest reason I bought it.

Toyota Camry is a good solid car for the money. Have the V-6 model. Could be better on gas but all in all a good car. Would look for another one when the time comes.

This is my third Camry and all have filled the bill! Always reliable and I never worried with it not running properly. Stayed looking nice during all the years I owned them.

The metal/plastic near the front tires comes loose and I have to keep pushing it back. That is the one thing I don't like about the Toyota Camry. It is a nice riding car though.

My Toyota Camry is the 2012 Hybrid model. It gets approximately 33-37 miles to the gallon. It has good power and handles well. I love my car and would only buy another Hybrid.

I have owned 2 Camrys and I love them both. Great, safe, reliable cars with a smooth ride. I had a rollover accident on the highway almost 10 years ago. I came out unscathed. I am thankful for my Camry.

I have had my Camry for 20 years, it runs well and is very reliable. I'm finding it to be the best vehicle I have owned. When I buy another vehicle it will be a Toyota.

My 2015 Camry hybrid is wonderful, comfortable and has good mileage. I've learned to drive differently. I used to have a Porsche 944 and now, watching the mileage, I glide to stops and start out slowly, etc.

We love our 2017 Toyota Camry 4 Cylinder XLE! We had a 1995 Toyota Camry V6 XLE, that we gave to our daughter when she went to college in 2007, & a 2004 Toyota Sienna. She had the car until October of 2017 when she traded it in on a new car. When we were looking for a new vehicle, we knew we wanted another Toyota Camry, and when we were looking, and asked about another V6, we were told that the newer 4 cylinder models were more powerful than our old V6. We love all the new features such as blind spot detection, backup camera, keyless entry, and yes the power and acceleration of our new Camry! Our only complaint was that we wanted a blue vehicle originally but would have had to get a sport model to get blue. We ended up getting Parisian Midnight, which is a dark blue color. We have come to love that color!

I bought this 05 Camry in 06 with 60,000 miles on it from the Toyota dealer. It now has around 182,000 miles and has been an outstanding car. The body has held up great for its age unlike the 1990 Corolla I had before this one.

My Toyota Camry LE - 2004 has served me very well. I've had no major problems with it. It has about 78,000.00 miles on it and it certainly has been better than other cars I've had in the past.

Have owned this Toyota Camry Hybrid 2009 5 years. Keep the oil changed regularly. Have replaced battery recently and believe that is only battery purchased for this car. It has been trouble free and body style is great.

Toyota Camry is a nice car but burns too much oil. Big problem for Toyota. Electrical components are very expensive to replace (exp) anti lock module and pump, $2000.00. I won't buy another Toyota again because the problems I listed are still a problem in the new cars. Buyer beware.

I have been driving Toyota cars for a long time because I find them to be a very reliable car. They are reasonably roomy & comfortable, and feel safe. I wish they got better gas mileage, overall though. I check mileage periodically and it could be better. Overall, I'm happy with my Camry and definitely recommend it. I would buy the Camry again, but next time will shop for a Hybrid.

I have been amazed with 2004 Toyota Camry SE 3.3L Touring Series! Enough power to provide safe passing when necessary. Fit and finish is a 4 (out of 5). But what is most impressive is the reliability! 160,000 miles and only "broke down" once; it failed to start when the original battery died after 4 yrs. After getting a jump start, I was able to go the ~10 miles home running essentially on just the alternator. That was about 100,000 miles ago and that alternator is still going strong! The only items (not counting fluids) we've had to replace up to this point are filters, tires, battery, spark plugs, light bulbs, wiper blades, and timing belt. Also replaced the water pump when replacing the timing belt since vast portion of the cost was in the labor which was also necessary to replace the timing belt. We'll soon probably have to replace some of the under-hood hoses (radiator, etc.).

I bought my Toyota Camry in 2002, it was brand new. This is 2018 and it is still in excellent shape and has had no major problems. Change oil frequently, manage all other regular maintenance. Have about 150,000 miles and still going strong. I am 73 years old and hope to keep it going until I can no longer drive!

Although the outside styling is very nice and much improved... I am hugely disappointed in my recent purchase of this vehicle 2018 Camry XSE. #1. The car is SO sluggish, Toyota should have given this 4 cylinder a turbo. #2. The suspension is too loose, it's supposed to be slightly better on the XSE but it isn't, it feels very cheap. (The 2018 Honda Civic Touring feels much better). #3. The XSE should come with the better audio package, the radio is awful. Along with not sounding good, it freezes all of the time. I've only had the car for 4 weeks and it freezes at least every other time I'm in the car. Toyota simply said to "wait and hope" there is an update available soon...

I have always had abnormal engine oil consumption such that I have had to add quarts of oil after 2,000-4,000 driving mileage which has been always far behind oil-filter replacement services at 5,000 miles. Ultimately, in 2016, I took my Camry to a Toyota Center and they suggested to run an engine oil consumption test (which Toyota had offered in a recall due to a manufacturing problem in the engine -- either in pistons or rings, or both). I accepted to run the test, and after the test, the technician confirmed that the test did not show significant engine oil consumption, and they did not fix my car.

Toyota improves the Camry every two years or so. More power and more features. Overall proven again and again, Toyota is the most reliable car make. The Camry and Avalon are their top models.

I bought brand new Toyota Camry 2017. Within 5 months I got ABS light sign and break sign. Took it to local Tracy Toyota dealer. They didn't fix the issue and demanded $150 upfront to diagnose the problem. After 1 week the windshield washer fluid stopped working and took to the dealership again to see different associate and told about the ABS Light. After 4 hours they told me that the parts are out for break and it is not covered by warranty and I will have call my insurance company for claim number and might cost close to 5-6K to fix the issue. Complained to Toyota 800 number nothing happened so far and really disappointed with their attitude. Don't care about loyal customers. Just wanna to squeeze our hard earned money.

218,000 miles since buying it new. I think I got my money's worth. Almost let it go recently, but trying to buy a new or CPO car now is not worth the aggravation. The 2018 Camry have transmission issues. I also have a 2011 Toyota product as well. These will have to do if I have to put up w/ junky sales tactics. Only problem w/ it is the Catalytic converter is throwing a code. No smog testing here, so I can live w/ that on a 17 yo car. I'll keep it until one of us dies.

My Toyota Camry 2003 seat belt driver side folds on itself and jams. According to the internet that happens a lot with the Toyota Camry. I took the car to the dealer. They unfolded it for free but the same day it happened again. I feel Toyota should change the seatbelt as a recall if they know it happens in particular at a higher rate than other cars.

The oil consumption issue has costs me $100s in the 8 years I have had my 2007 Camry. Constantly adding oil and when I went to Toyota they said the parts to repair the piston issue were on back order indefinitely, say what!!???

Since I owned this 2011 Toyota Camry, I only did normal oil changes, tire replacement, and brake replacement. The vehicle is holding up very very well. It was manufactured with the highest quality parts, and no problems in 140,000 miles so far. It’s still running great.

I've a Camry Hybrid with 86,000 K that is out of warranty & the hybrid battery failed. As a result, it is costing me half the value of the car to replace the battery. Toyota touts the reliability of this battery but any used car buyer should really look elsewhere because low mileage doesn't ensure this battery will fail. I've had this vehicle serviced as per recommended at the dealership & am told there was nothing I could have done to prevent this battery failure. I own another hybrid but will never buy another because of this very costly possibility.

Camry 2016 - The trunk latch broke. My car has 20000 miles. Bought New. The service refused to cover it under warranty, says the car was hit and painted then after seeing original Toyota sticker he changed his mind. Still didn't fixed. It's very annoying to have to pick it up every time I open. Also info system freezes since the car was new. Never been replaced. I love it. I can't wait for the lease to be up. Horrible experience. Be aware.

I purchased my Camry used in 2013. 12,500$. Beautiful car, rode smooth. Since then, the sun has damaged my dash and door panels. There is a recall on dash due to product material being defective. It's as if it's melting. You cannot touch it without your hands sticking to it. If you accidentally hit it with your fingernail. It takes a chunk from the dash. The door panels are caving in due to heat. Any pressure whatsoever causes them to collapse. Also I went down a steep incline and the traction control, engine light and abs lights came on. I had the car checked and it will cost 250.00 to have it fixed. The censor is behind gas tank. Another flaw in product.

My Camry is 20 years old and with 90000 miles. No rust, dealer serviced. The main cost of this vehicle has been tires. It survived a ten mph front end collision, on ice, into another car, the other car had an expensive bumper repair, our repair was about twenty dollars. The air bag did not fire and thus saved much expense. It is designed to do this. ABS is excellent, brakes and power train fine. One leak in the vac system, repaired for 200 bucks. Muffler shield replaced (rust). Paint looks new. Getting bumpy, since the car is loosened by age.

When the engine gets warm and start driving in low speed from 10-20 mile l hear rattle noise that for my new 2017 Camry. I went to the dealer two time and every time I have told nothing wrong with the car and they refuse to do anything. And the noise still there and car brand new. I submitted complain to Toyota Corp. also they did nothing.

My 2003 Camry drove great until one day it did not! It had 135,000 miles on it. One morning, I noticed a trickle of water coming out from under the engine. I had it towed to my mechanic. It was diagnosed with a blown head gasket cause by stripped engine bolts that caused the coolant to leak out after the engine cooled. Also at that point it began to have an over heating problem. Too expensive to fix the Engine and it had to be replaced with a remanufactured engine. Total cost, I paid over all subsequent repairs was $6,690.00!!

I own a 2007 Toyota Camry. Last year I went to Toyota because my car was consuming a lot of oil, my mechanic told me that he heard there was a recall on this vehicles because of this same issue. I went to Toyota to inquire about it and I was told there was no recall on my vehicle engine, but there was one on my vehicle dash and it was changed. Last week I notice my car pistons were making a weird noise, I stop and check the oil levels and found out there was missing oil but there was no leak. I put some oil and went to Toyota and I was told my car warranty expired last year and I was 3,000 miles over the limit as per their warranty. I was told to call next day to speak with a manager since I was there last year and nobody checked my car oil about this issue to see if a test was allowed.

I have been a Toyota owner for decades. My current car, an '07 Camry Solara convertible, I noticed last year that the dashboard was sticky. I figured maybe something got spilled on it. I tried but it would not clean off. A couple of weeks ago my son in law tells me that they had gotten a letter from Toyota regarding the dashboards and were replacing them because they were melting. I realized that this is what was happening to mine. I called the local dealer, Sun Toyota, yesterday, June 1, 2017. They look up my VIN and say yes, it qualified for the fix but it expired May 31, 2017, Sorry! I called the Toyota regional division. Same story, Sorry! They say they mailed out notices. Well, I never got a notice or I would have had it fixed. So it's 1 day out of the fix it free period, which I was never notified about, and they refuse to fix it, even though they realized it was a problem with their product. Not what I call good customer service.

This is the worst car and dealership I've ever had and experienced. I have had the car for nine months with 9,500 miles on it. There have been consistent electrical issues with the car such as the gas mileage dropping. When I first got it, I was averaging 380-390 miles per tank. I took it to the dealership and they could find "nothing wrong" with it. Recently it dropped to around 330 per tank and was driving approximately the same every week. When I brought it back in (mind you, I live 80 miles away round trip) they decided to reset the computer and it seems to be working. However it's only been a week.

I have a 2007 Camry with 125,000 miles. It is impeccably cared for. Has new front and back brakes, new rotors, new battery and new tires. The problem is that the ABS brake actuator has gone bad and has to be replaced at a cost of $2500!!! When driving at modest speeds on normal roads, the brake and ABS lights come on and the speedometer drops to 0 even though I am driving. The dashboard acts crazy. I am NOT using any brakes at the time, and I have never needed to use the ABS brakes. I don't know what is going on!!! This happens off and on, for no apparent reason. I have read the same complaints by many other Camry owners on NHTSA. There is a 180 page pdf on safetyinstitute.org that listed Toyota Camry vehicle problems, many about the ABS brake actuator or ABS module problems. This is a strong safety issue, and from reading other reports, it is not safe to drive my car.

My son was recently left in the middle of the road with our 2009 Camry 5 seconds after the oil light came on. (Excessive Oil Consumption issue known by Toyota - August 11, 2011, Toyota issued a technical service bulletin TSB to dealers.) We were not aware of this problem or we would have advised him to check the oil every gas fill up to prevent problems. The car is a complete loss, but what concerns me most is that he was on a country highway with miles of open space between towns. Luckily he was just entering Bedford VA and made it to the entrance of a shopping center before the car died. Since he was blocking the shopping center entrance 'some random guy' helped him push the car into a parking area. Had this happened between towns and his car been stuck on the highway this could have been extremely dangerous, especially if it had been after dark.

I believe it and have driven it for 15 years. For 13 years I had the auto serviced at the dealer's. I worked with same female in service all that time. Will not deal with a male at a dealer's because the treatment is different. Dealer reorganized and forced me to deal with whoever and because I lost my comfort with now having no choice, the dealer lost a customer. The car only has 61,000 miles, a sole owner and I have no problems. Could not have made a better decision re a purchase 15 years ago. That's really how I feel.

Best car I have driven. I drive a 2002 Camry. It is dependable, smooth ride and I would compare it to the S80 Volvo. As long as it is serviced and taken care of you can get lots of miles. Mine had 230,000 and still rides and drives like a new one.

Bought 2014 Toyota Camry SE brand new. At about 8,000 miles AC began to smell like mold and mildew. Dealership suggested charcoal air filter to fix issue. I got it and it worked for about 1,000 miles and smell was back. Car still smells like that today as there is really no fix. Next issue, at about 50,000 miles I would hear a thud sound when I would turn the steering wheel and accelerate. I dismissed the sound because it didn't do it often until the car reached 60,000 miles. The sound became more pronounced so I took to dealership and was told that the driver side axle/CV boot had a crack in it and needed to be replaced.

The front bumper on our 2014 Toyota Camry came loose on one side before we had had it a year. I returned to the dealer service department, and the technician told me to go to a body shop. It was not their problem. When I went to the body shop, they attached the bumper with two bolts inside the wheel well, as the clips were broken. A few months later, the whole bumper had to be replaced at my expense when the bumper came off. The Toyota dealer did nothing for us. There is no order number as they did not help us. The basic problem is with the design of the car: the front bumper is too low.

I was told about the excessive oil consumption test while my car was at the dealership for something else. I allowed the dealership to do the oil consumption test and was told "you have it back within 1100 to 1300 miles." I was not told by the dealership that the car had to be returned for the test by October 31st. My car reached 1100 miles on October 31st. I took the car to the dealership on October 31st, no one was there. They were gone for the evening.

Rear clunking noise. Was told metal rusted to point of failure of rear stabilizer. This is a 2007 hybrid with 73 thousand miles. I was told by the headquarters that it is not their problem. It will cost thousands to fix. All we have are toyotas. It will be the last one. We spent a lot for this car.

I just bought Camry 2014 (51000 kms) but when speed increases over 40 kms, there is wind noise from driver window side. Immediately took it to the Perth direct car dealer. They confirmed it but asked to book an appointment with Toyota. So did it for the coming week. Everything is great except this issue (unfortunately saw some complaints about it here) although I haven't checked the AC as there are some complaints about it.

Camry 2008 Sun Visor. VERY SHODDY WORK! This is what happened to my Driver Side SUN VISOR. A product with MINIMAL use, the plastic completely FOLDED and crumpled. Tried contacting Toyota and dealers, they all said "buzz off, warranty has expired".

My neighbor is getting ready to sell his car. He is leaking black fluid. He just added oil, the new synthetic stuff that this car requires. Corn oil fuel that's good enough to cook with, right guys. The fluid is black right after an oil change when the car has been parked all day? This car has some serious issues that Toyota isn't talking about, or the fluid is transmission fluid which requires an expensive complicated fluid pressure test done by very expensive complicated equipment, which can be done simply by reading the oil pressure gauge and the engine temperature gauge and comparing these two numbers with the acceptable pressure and temperature listed in the specs to get the amount of special transaxle "corn syrup" ATF fluid for this car.

2014 camry locking lug nuts showing rust at 12000 miles. Wiper blades replaced twice in 12000 miles. Now driver door has a wear mark at 18000 miles. Toyota was about quality. Now its about cost cutting and saying that's not covered. What happened to the quality and customer service. Last Toyota for me.

I went to Lipton Toyota after I was told when I bought my new car that I would be placed on the waiting list to replace the dashboard on my 2004 Solara. I was told a year ago this month that I was number nine on the list. After NUMEROUS emails and phone calls and visits to other Toyota dealership, email to headquarters, I am yet to get any satisfaction. I would never have bought the new car I'd known that they wouldn't keep their word. My husband gets sick driving this Solara and the dashboard and steering wheel is sticky and smell like formaldehyde. I guess they think I will give up but I want what was promised. This is the last straw and I will never buy another Toyota. I will go back to my German brand.

I was so happy to bought brand new Toyota Camry 2016, on 2016 January, but the happiness didn't last 2 month because I got check engine sign on brand new car. We took to dealer. They said it has rodent damaged, wires chew by mice, and don't cover by Toyotacare, and I paid 200$. After one week I got same problem, and they charged us 500$ so if it can't protect from rodent, and they don't care for repair, how can you effort that expense? I made huge mistake on trusting Toyota. I have couple of other car but mice love Toyota Camry only? Why? I think they should cover it under their Toyotacare or we should stop buying Toyota? You should remove slogan – peace of mind.

I am having an issue with Toyota Canada. This all started about 2 years back when my car, 2007 Toyota Camry LE 2.4L, started burning oil. After repeated tests to the dealerships I was told oil burning was normal. As time progressed the car started burning more and more oil per 1000km of travel. After repeated tries to convince the dealer and the head office there was an issue with my car burning oil, I was told it was caused by lack of maintenance and there was no design fault of the car. Even after producing proof that I had changed my oil on a regular basis with the proper grade of oil and filter.

I received a letter stating that there was a recall on my car for replacement of the dashboard. I visited a local dealership to make arrangements and was told that I should call every two weeks to check to see if the dashboard arrived. This I was told is necessary because sometimes a dashboard will come in and it is used for another vehicle even though I went in and filed a claim. I have called and visited the dealership several times and they still don't have the dashboard replacement. I was told by one person that it could take up to two years to have the dashboard replaced. Since this is a company recall and I have done my part in filing a report, I strongly believe that I should be contacted when the replacement dashboard arrives. I have left several messages to no avail.

2000 Camry - My wife was involved in a car accident Thursday Jan 28th. A lady slammed on her brakes in front of her while driving down the highway. She struck the back of her truck so hard she went under it around 45 to 50 mph. The AIRBAGS never deployed! I got the car home to look it over. The passenger airbag sensor was struck so hard it broke off! Front end damage is horrible she smacked her head on the steering wheel but is ok, thank God! I loved my Camry. It was very dependable and only 150k miles on it. Now I can't trust that my family will be safe in a Toyota ever again!

My car TOYOTA CAMRY SE 2013 chassis no **. Last month I had an accident because of ABS failure. I was driving on the service road with speed of only 50 Km/H suddenly car stopped in front of me. I was about at a distance of 90 - 100m away from that car. I applied brakes but the car didn't stop. I heard a sound of Krrr by applying the brakes and it hits the front car. The car brake pads are in excellent condition because they were changed few months back from Toyota service centre Abu Dhabi. I want to know the reason of this accident. Please reply me as soon as possible.

I purchased my 2007 camry new and it has been well maintained. However in the last 10,000 miles it has been using oil excessively! I have owned previous camry's and never believed I would have a problem! This is a major problem at 120,000 miles. I will not be buying another camry!

Bought a 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid with 10,000 miles. Now it is 2015 with 339,000 miles on it and it is still running. I haven't put much into my all I did was an oil change every 6 to 8 weeks tire rotation and front alignment, also new tires once a year. I did keep maintenance on what ever needed to be done and I have to admit, I never had to replace the battery or any major repairs. It is still running and wanted to know if there is any Toyota dealer would like to buy this car back and display it to show how great Toyota cars are put together.

Purchased 2007 Toyota Camry in 2010. It continually burned through the oil. Just a couple of months after each oil change it would be nearly empty of oil and I had to constantly add more. Toyota did an oil consumption test and said that it was within normal oil consumption expectations. My check engine light came on and I have a defective engine involving bad piston rings that has destroyed my engine. The cost to repair is over $6,000. Toyota denies responsibility for the defective engine design.

My name it Tori, and I own a 2007 Toyota Camry, purchased brand new. My Camry has been burning high levels of oil since 2013. I have a clicking noise, along with shaking from my motor when in idle. I have reached out to the local dealer and regional office regarding my vehicle and the excessive oil usage and noise, only to be told that it is normal to add a quart of oil every 1000 miles. I am a FEMALE not STUPID!! Nothing is normal about that. I add at least 4 or more quarts of oil before my standard oil change which is between 3000-5000 miles. Add that up!!! Please tell me how is that normal???

2010 Toyota Camry wheel bearings and rotors. At 40,000 miles my brakes were fine, but my rotors were warped. I do not ride my brakes. How did this happen? At 50,000 miles, my rear wheel bearings had to be replaced. Why would a wheel bearing go out? The car has never been wrecked, and is in perfect condition. Has anyone else experienced these issues?

I have a 2009 Camry LE with 62,000 miles - burns 3 quarts of oil. I've taken into the dealership getting a test run on the motor, no leaks or burnt oil as last told. My car is only 6 years old, religiously taken care of it since brand new. Even use Toyota Genuine parts and Synthetic oil changes. At 58,000 miles the car engine light remain on which started flashing. Made an appointment next day. Getting my car checked out rep said my car was burning at least 3 quarts of oil. I am now at 85,000 miles, the car is down one half quart - have taken in 4th time.

2015 Camry xle - After 7 months of ownership, my driver's side seat broke... snapped. Non-repairable. The dealer says they will order another part. My concern is this: it broke the first time near the end of the warranty. What do I do when it breaks again? I had a 2005 Toyota that was just perfect. This is not that same car.

I purchased a 2014 Camry in 12/2014 and noticed this summer that there is an unbearable, foul odor of mold/must coming from the AC vent. In addition, the paint quality is poor at best; chips easily down to the metal. On 8/24/15, I notified the dealership of these problems and my dissatisfaction with the vehicle. I was initially willing to trade in the vehicle and purchase another. Once I realized the car depreciated from $22k to 16.5k in 8 months I instead asked if they could fix the problems with the foul odor. The sales manager Wayne ** was rude, unprofessional and condescending. He further insulted me with a $100 price decrease in a $34k purchase. The service department told me "Toyota's" response is to have the "customer" purchase charcoal, and/or change the air circulation and/or use Lysol; all unacceptable.

My 2007 Toyota Camry was consuming oil for at least two years. When I received a recall notice on it I was excited that it would finally be fixed. I went for the oil consumption test at Lakeside Toyota in Metairie, LA and they topped it up, sealed it and sent me on my way - telling me to come back between 1100 and 1300 miles. I came back at exactly 1100 miles today fully expecting that they would find it had consumed excessive oil only to get a call this evening advising that they tested it by adding one quart of oil and finding that it was back at the same level as when it started - meaning that you have to have used over one quart of oil in 1100 miles to be considered excessive. There are only 4.5 quarts of oil in the vehicle and it is only supposed to be changed every 5K miles.

I have had my 2012 Camry with the dealer 4 times about this problem and it still isn't fixed. When I first start accelerating from a hard stop, the car hesitates between the car shifting from 1st to 2nd gear. It is very noticeable and actually feels like the car isn't going to shift into gear. I believe this is a real danger for the possibility of an accident. This starting around 85000 miles. I thought when it started that I had gotten some bad gasoline. Now I know it is a known issue with Toyota. They did replace my torque converter and a software upgrade but issue still remains.

Had recall on visor. Passenger side visor wouldn't stay up. Recall on gas pedal. Recall on door parts that catch fire. Had all fixed, no problem. Now dashboard has melting On parts of dashboard. CD player works sometimes as well as aux outlet. Volume works sometimes and now my latest complaint is as of Friday car was working fine. Went to start it and nothing. No noise just dead. No prior starting issues. No engine light on radio lights etc all work. Had it towed and they replaced starter. Drove it home. It was a little idoley. Made it home. Drove to store and it stalled at light and restarted back up. So now I wait till Monday because shop is closed.

My 03 Camry had been serviced on the regular basis since new and had 220000 km on it. One day out of the blue, it overheated as I was driving home without any warning or visible coolant leakages. I thought it was the thermostat stuck closed causing the overheat so I replaced it. I took it out for test drive and after 30 minutes its temperature went up and stay there. After pulling up onto the driveway, I noticed the smell of coolant and coolant dripping onto the ground from back side of the motor. Had the car towed to a shop and they told me it's either a head gasket or head bolts are loose. The repair would cost up to $3000+ or $4000 with used motor or $7000 for a new one.

Just got my 2015 V6 Camry XSE with less than 3800 miles on it, out of the shop. No ABS or VSC warning lights are lit up in the dash. Fault codes had indicated that the car needed a new module. Module arrived the following day, but could not be programmed to the car, rendering the car undrivable. The tech said that the replacement module was not compatible with my car because of some "pre-collision feature" Toyota offers, and my car apparently did not have this option. It took the techs five days to figure this out. A new module was ordered and arrived the following day, and it was replaced in a matter of an hour or two.

Someone please help and tell me what to do! I am a hardworking single mother who lives paycheck to paycheck, like many Americans. I bought a 2007 Toyota Camry. Many times my car would start "put putting" and I would bring it to the gas station for them to look at it. They would say I had NO OIL. Meanwhile, I ALWAYS get my oil changed way before I am supposed to. Finally, a year later, I received a letter in the mail stating there is a recall because certain cars are burning too much oil. After bringing my car back and forth to Toyota, it turned out my car DOES burn oil and NEEDS to be fixed (under the warranty). This was ONE MONTH AGO and the PARTS ARE STILL ON BACKORDER!!

In October, 2014, we bought a new 2014 Toyota Camry LE with the idea that we would drive it on trips across the country instead of flying because coach seats are extremely uncomfortable on United Airlines planes. We took the car to Dunedin, Florida (from Tomball, TX) when it had about 2000 miles on the odometer. It was excruciatingly uncomfortable to sit in that driver's seat for a couple hours at a time, even with two cushions on the way back (rear end had been bruised so bad on the trip to Dunedin). Adding insult to injury, it never did better than 30.2 miles per gallon the whole trip (the ECO light stayed on nearly the whole way even at 70 mph). Now, at 4600 miles, it gets around 20 mpg in town. Disappointing!

I have a 2011 Camry. I know this doesn't sound really important but to me it is. I have been driving for 40 years. My steering wheel cover is coming apart, there is no seams, it is just splitting, coming apart. Called Toyota, they said, "Well no one else has complained." I can't buy a new steering wheel, they cost 500. So is there anyone else have this problem?

The Toyota engine oil/sludge problems are well known by Toyota and their dealers. There are many far reaching and extensive Class actions law suits over the years against them (Toyota). Please go on to Google and enter "Class Action Law Suit Toyota." I received over 12 thousand hits. In some cases Toyota agreed to repair the customers' engine free of charge. There is information there that helps some of you to join these class Action suits. So please don't be afraid. Good luck.

I purchased a 2015 Toyota Camry SE and noticed a vibration and pulling to the left. I work for Toyota in the manufacturing plant where this car was built and felt no need to test drive car since I am an employee and the Camry should be the best car on the road. I called the salesman we had purchased a Highlander from and asked him to prep a Camry SE that was in their inventory, which was posted online.

As I read some of these reviews, I almost feel relief that I'm not the only Toyota customer having these issues! Not long after we bought our Camry, we got the disgusting smell from the air vent. It literally took our breaths away! Yesterday my Check Engine light came on with 35000 miles on the speedometer. We thought it was from the gas cap being loose... but it's still on after re-starting a few times. I am a previous Honda Accord owner. I have almost 300K miles on it & never one time has the car been in the shop except for a recall on the air bag & an O2 sensor going out. That happened at over 200K miles. We owned a 2011 4Runner, 4x4 w/ sunroof & never had one issue with it. We thought we would try Toyota Camry because they've had such amazing things said about them by so many people, but I guess I should have done my own research!

I have had issues with the ABS light coming on intermittently and the brakes fail randomly. The car has been taken to the dealer 3 times for the same problem. The first time they said they couldn't find an issue and it was safe to drive. I brought it back a 2nd time after the brakes failed while driving my daughter to school a few days later. They told me a code came up that it was the front right speed sensor. I paid $570 to replace it and when I left the dealership, not even 2 miles down the road the ABS light came on again and brakes began to fail. They currently have the car and are telling me they still can't find an issue. Toyota knows about this. I Googled it and there is a major problem with 2007 Camrys and ABS brake failure.

My dealer reported that my Toyota Camry 2010 has leaking struts and my car has only 44,000 miles on it. It is actually the first problem I have had with my car but it seems too soon to have to pay out over $1000.00 for a repair that, according to some other consumer affairs reports, seems to be very common. I hope to have my dealer readdress this problem and repair it under my Certified Platinum vehicle service agreement.

I bought my car in August 2014 brand new. Not even a year later there is only 6800 miles on it. Only has had 1 oil change and now there is a bad mold smell that comes out of the vents when the AC is not on. Took it to the dealership 3 weeks ago. After doing some research online, found that this is a common issue in Camrys since at least 2011. The dealer said mildew will accumulate in the AC system if fresh air is not run on a regular basis. I have just recently started using the AC and it is now in the 100s where I live so to tell me not to use my AC in a brand new car is ridiculous.

I purchased a brand new 2014 Toyota Camry SE and noticed a bad smelling odor coming from the vents early on into having the vehicle. I took it to the dealer and was told that they suggest that I get a charcoal air filter that would cost $150. At the time they didn't have any in stock and told me that they would have to order one and I could bring it back for repair. I thought it was very strange that a brand new car with very low miles would need a brand new filter, and one that was that expensive. After doing research I've read several complaints about the same issue occurring. I have changed the filter myself and I keep the vents on outside/fresh mode and the odor still persists. My eyes and noise burn so bad by the time I reach my destination. I am starting to get worried about the health risks that can be associated with this. Toyota needs to fix this issue for consumers. Any suggestions on how to resolve?

I have 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid. Toyota used to know for good quality car but recently, they are making junk. I had 1999 Camry and blew the rod under 98k. We end up junking the car. Same car has very noisy strut and we had to replace with different brand. I am so mad because my front logo fell out while I was driving. I hope they will learn lesson like GM and Ford.

Toyota needs to step up to the plate and fix everybody's problem with the Camry's Do a recall. Burning a 1 to 2 quarts between oil changes isn't normal.. I got this car because Toyota's suppose to be a long lasting vehicle. A dependable vehicle.. I don't believe that now!! I didn't expect to have burning oil trouble thru the motor of my vehicle. Toyota knows burning oil thru the vehicle isn't normal.

Purchased 2011 Toyota Camry brand-new, has less than 50,000 miles and the front struts are leaking. After doing research on the internet, found that this is a problem with many Toyota vehicles. I contacted my local Toyota dealership and they stated that there was no recall. Cost to repair $600.

I'm an owner of a 2003 Camry. Great car everything aside... But I'm on my 3rd head gasket now. Problem head bolts threads were stripped every time then started blowing oil in to the cooling water system. Apparently this is a regular occurrence on these vehicles and Toyota has not mentioned a word. This is a manufacturer's defect. Really bad engineering. This problem is almost non existent in any other make or car company. I'm wondering why there's a not a recall on this situation many years ago.

2015 Camry SE - A vibration starts at approximately 30 miles an hour and continues as speed increases. At first the dealer was blaming It on the Bridgestone tires. We then compared 2 other new vehicles with Michelin tires and a different style of wheel and they were the same if not worse. I contacted Toyota consumer service on 4/28 and have yet to be contacted by them! The dealer was trying to write on my work order that there was no vibration felt. After arguing with them they finally wrote on my repair order that there was still a vibration felt in my vehicle and two other new vehicles.

Hi, I purchased a used car Toyota Camry 2014 (mileage 19,000) few days back from a private owner. And before purchasing, I get it inspected at Toyota authorized dealer (Coggin Toyota Jacksonville). They did checked the car. Based upon their decision that car has no problem and I went ahead and purchased the car. Now not even a month passed and the car has shown some electric problem and I can see some naked wire in harness. When I went back to them, they are not giving me factory warranty stating that the car has some local parts (some plugs and wire) installed from previous owner. I am not able to understand why they are not able to find this problem at the time when they checked the car initially. They could have told me that this car has some loose coupling and local products which could cause the problem and void the factory warranty.

I have a 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid, which have a faulty brake system. The abs, brake and several other lights remains on and it says check vcs system along with a continuous beep while the car is on. My brakes won't stop on time, sometimes it jerks suddenly when I press the brakes, and sometimes it applies pressure which makes it difficult to stop. I hear a noise under the hood that comes from the brake system, and Toyota advised me that to repair the problem it would cost $2300. I feel that's unfair considering so many people are having this same problem. There should be a recall, and I will be contacting the local new station.

I have a 2007 Toyota Camry that I purchased from carriage Nissan. My car Is using oil at an alarming rate. I am between oil changes and 2+ quarts have already to my car. I am not getting answers from Toyota. If the problem was known when I brought my car, I feel like Carriage Nissan should have made us aware of the issue. This is the first Toyota I have ever owned and my last.

I own 2005 Toyota Camry (this is my 2nd Camry) and the quality of this one is terrible. The fabric inside has rolled up cotton ball. The fabric of the ceiling inside the car was all falling apart. The plastic inside is all loosen up. Its value is really bad compared to my previous Camry. My sister bought a 2012 Camry and the same thing happened to her. The material is so cheap. Not to mention all the mechanical parts - they don't last like the old Camry. We decided No more Camry and had shared this problem with everyone we know.

2011 Toyota Camry - We have had 3 door unlock/lock actuators changed on 3 different doors. Now 2 have broke again. Is there any recall?

I also drive a Toyota Hybrid 07. The VCS system lights came on with the "brakes" and "abs". I cannot afford to fix this.. The car takes a while to stop as my push the brakes and it slides from side to side. Can someone please let me know if there's a recall on this matter. :(

I have a 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid, bought brand new 2 years ago. It is not releasing driver side door lock with automatic door sensors, inside door button, or with remote control. I took this car to the dealer and they are saying it is an issue with "door actuator" and would cost me $489.18 + tax. This car is barely made the 2-year mark. Unfortunately, I have over 40K miles and out of warranty. Toyota is not going to offer any assistance with this parts. My question is, how can this be a wear and tear item? If the parts are starting to break down within 2-year period, what kind of quality are the Toyota is maintaining? What else be breaking down in the next 6 months? I don't understand why Toyota is saying it's not a defective parts? Is anyone else have this problem? Thanks for being so loyal to Toyota, never again....

An update of sorts. For all the people who had cracking dashboards, like myself, Toyota has just sent out the first wave of extended warranties to repair the problem. (The word "issue" means something else completely different. It is not a synonym for problem.) As of right now, Toyota will repair cracked dashboards. Beginning in May 2015, they will actually replace the entire dashboard, if necessary.

My 2007 Granny Car of Doom's (aka The Camry) struts started leaking after 45,000 miles. This doesn't seem right. So far I've had three or four recalls, plus a pre-recall (they are 'assembling' the parts) for a melting dashboard! I bought this car because of its reliability reputation. I am spending more on it than I did on my BMW. Is there any recourse?

Bought my 2010 Camry Hybrid used with 22K miles on it and have put about 23K on since purchase in April of 2012. Just had 2015 inspection done and the Front two struts are leaking and have to be replaced. Due to the struts and misalignment due to same, have to replace two front and one rear tire. Cost is extraordinary. For a car with this few miles on it to require such significant repairs is more than disappointing, it’s a reason not to consider buying a Toyota product in the future. The bulk of mileage on this car has been highway and highway that is in good condition. Thus, this car has not been subject rough road conditions. I've seen multiple online complaints about this condition.

I purchased a 2008 Toyota Solara recently. The car was beautiful with just over 17K on the odometer. However, there were some serious issues with both a deteriorating front dashboard and a poorly designed nearly useless navigation system. First, there are multiple cracks and giant pimples in the dash board cover. I took it to a local Toyota dealership, in my home state of New Jersey and asked the service manager there to take a look and asked him to tell me what he thought were the cause of the cracking. He began by suggesting that someone may have attempted to take the dash apart (for some unknown reason) and by doing so had caused the dashboard finish to crack. The fact that there are huge pimples and that the cracks happen to appear in multiple locations convince me otherwise. I think that he realized that I was not accepting of his assessment.

2010 Camry with 50,000 miles has leaking struts, front and back. My Mazda has 200,000 miles and struts are fine! Clearly a defect, which should be addressed by Toyota.

2012 toyota camry - Does anyone has notice any health problems like nausea or headaches. I'm trying to see if someone else is having the same problems as me. Since I got this car I have noticed that the kids do not want to get in my car because they say they want to throw up or that their head hurts. I have had this car for 2 years and people that goes in my car are experiencing the same situation. Every time I go to the dealer they check for problems but they always say everything looks fine. Since I bought the car I notice other issues like the transmission slipping and I always told the dealer workers and every time they said everything is ok, is normal and just today I went to the dealer so they can fix that problem because the Toyota company send a letter for a recall - when I have been telling them for 2 years.

2007 Toyota Camry Engine Oil leak - There is a highly discussed problem among 2007 Toyota Camrys. Hundreds of owners have complained online that TOYOTA REFUSES TO ACKNOWLEDGE. The engine has a critical issue in regards to maintaining an adequate level of oil and fails to lubricate all parts resulting in engine failure. This serious complaint endangers lives by putting owners at risk when driving if the engine should cease up while driving. MANY OWNERS HAVE HAD TO REPLACE THEIR ENGINE OUT OF POCKET.

We bought the Camry in June of this year, and have had it to the dealer 3 times for the bad smell coming from the a/c. They refreshed it on the 1st trip, on the 2nd trip in they said they could not fix it because there is no fix for this problem. I called Toyota and they arranged for another refresh and charcoal filter. After one week the smell came back. It smells like a cross between mold and pissy diapers. This is our 3rd Toyota in 10 years and will be our last.

My 2010 Camry have leaking struts after 20000 miles (front as well as back).

I bought a 2014 Camry in the spring this year. I am very disappointed with this car so far. The check engine light has been on 3/4 times. I brought it back to dealer. They said the lid is broken and needed to be replaced. It cost $700. I argued with them. Because I didn't do anything to the lid and neither anyone else. Why should I pay for it? Anyway, took it home from dealer. It has been fine for a while until last month, it came back again for 3 days and went away after. It has been going on like that once or twice a month. This week, the brake light was on on Wednesday in the morning before I went to work. I didn't know what it was. So I drove like that to work. 5 minutes before I went home the same day, the light went off by itself. I talked to my husband. My husband said probably it was a false release of the brake. Thursday everything was ok. Then today, shortly after I started the car, the brake light went back on again. Make an appointment with the dealer on Saturday originally for oil change. Now with this problem, I will see what they will say. Now I feel tired of dealing all those problems with Camry. I don't know what to do. I want to trade it in, but I don't know if I can afford to do it.

The headliner in the rear is falling down. No pets, no kids, no reason for this. At this time about 3 inches of material is hanging down. I contacted the dealership and Toyota Corp. Toyota's "Good Will" won't cover the repair. My only recourse is to make the repair on my own and complain.

After 18 months of new 2011 Toyota Camry replaced the battery due leakage under recall/warranty. The replaced battery has written sign "84 month warranty". After 15 months the replaced battery has same sign as old/recalled battery leakage, sign of fire, and stop working. Toyota would not replace the battery even battery has 84 month warranty sign on it. Toyota claim the warranty only 12 months because was replaced under warranty. The battery has design problem that the reason has a recall on it and was replaced with a battery has same problems. Toyota should be responsible on battery replaced under recall more than 12 months, and Toyota should not put a sign on the battery "84 month warranty" when the warranty is 12 months only.

I had 10 toyota and have a 5 Scions now 2006 XB 204000 miles. Toyotas are the best car made period. I had extended warranties on all, I used 1 once. My brother has had 8 toyotas, his comment is "you could weld the hood shut for over 150000 miles and have no problems. When a problem did occur toyota took care of it always in spades, exceeding my expectations." He had a SR5 truck 200,000 miles, was on his way to the dealer to get the trans fixed, on the way there the engine seized. He had it towed there and the dealer called him and said "there was a recall on the motor in his truck," even though he had 200,000 miles they gave him a FREE brand new motor. AND because they had the transmission out they fixed it with no charge for taking out or putting back in because the motor had to be replaced anyways. Please run up the flagpole on your problems. It's usually a guy in service who doesn't want the problems so Go to the BIG BOSS. He wants you happy. I did have some problems with a few camry's back in the 90's (brakes). They replaced 2 cars to fix the problem at no cost to me - after they did the brakes (everything, calipers, pads, discs, shoes) about 8 times.

Am about to replace 4th water pump on 07 Camry. Car has only 64 miles. Use toy coolant etc. & it leaks out weep hole. Local & down on lower parts - can't justify expenditure. I read where other owners noted same problem. What is cause: poorly designed pump, coolant eating seals. Advise -- **.

I love my 2014 Toyota camry xle. Really an awesome car. I don't really know what else to say except for I love it lots! Just wish I would have waited a bit longer to get a lot more features than what mine has now. But that's alright those can wait until next time when my wife goes to get a Toyota. Sad thing is I wish my Camry didn't have as many miles as it does now, almost 43,000 miles for a 2014. Crazy I know but it's going a long ways serving my wife and I very well. Another downfall is that it was in the repair shop back in May due to the plastic piece in the transmission sticking. But that was my fault for spilling soda and sticky stuff down there but now I'm more careful to not do that again. Love Toyota and gonna stick with them as my favorite brand from now on that's for sure.

I bought a 2007 Camry hybrid 11 months ago and it's only got 47,000 miles on it. Well the AC stopped working and since my husband is deployed on a submarine I am unable to talk to him about this. I thought it was the compressor and I was totally right!! Though when I brought my car in I never told them what I thought the problem was. Anyway, I have to pay almost 2 grand for my AC to get fixed and I just think this is crazy because the car is still like new. This experience alone has me thinking long and hard about whether or not I will ever buy another Toyota. The auto shop told me that this problem is far too common in Toyotas. I don't have an extended warranty but I'm not sure if I would still be covered under the manufacturer's warranty!!

I parked my car in a parking lot and left it idling while I went inside apartment. When I came back to car, I opened driver's door, popped trunk, closed door and went to back of car. I left trunk lid open after moving articles around in trunk and I went back and opened driver's door to turn engine off and get keys. But... as I "began" to reach into car... it started moving backwards. And because the car was on a slight incline and the door was open, I could not get away from the vehicle before the door pushed me to the ground and the car ran me over before slamming into another parked car. After reading this, remember... the car was left idling and in "park" and for approx 15 minutes before it slipped out of gear (witnesses and police report).

I own a 2010 Toyota Camry with 30,000 miles on it and the struts are already leaking.

Because of Consumer Report Magazine's very high ratings of Hybrid Camry I purchased a new 2014. After only a few weeks, I am very sorry I spent so much money on such an unpleasant and problem-problem car. The worst thing about it is that the rear view mirror distorts the light coming from the cars behind you. Instead of seeing distinct headlights, you will see columns of some 20-30 horizontal lines intertwined from each car behind you, confusing you about the distance and the position of the cars behind you. On a rainy night, changing lanes on a highway would be a horrifying experience, not being able to tell how far away, how many cars, and in what relative positions the cars behind you are.

A couple of years after purchasing our new 2008 Camry Hybrid, white powder began coming from the air vents. The dealer service department told us it was outside dust and recommended replacing the cabin air filter -- which we did but the problem persisted and worsened. This exchange repeated multiple times each time I brought the vehicle in for servicing for the next 3 years until the vehicle was out of warranty. Earlier this year (2014) during a highway drive, I opened my driver's side window which resulted in a cloud of the dust coming into the cabin. For a few moments, I was blinded but somehow managed to stay on the road without hitting adjacent vehicles.

Like many people who have posted here, I am a long-time Toyota owner, having owned a Corolla and two Camrys. In 2008, I bought a new 2009 Camry Hybrid - $40,0000+. The car was a dream to drive and almost completely worry free until 2011, when I got my first "Check VSC System" error. I ended up buying a $4200 extended warranty when this happened as it was an $800 component that failed. Well, that warranty saved me from an additional two costly VSC System issues in 2012&13, saving me a combined cost of another ~$2000 in components. Unfortunately, In March of 2014 I got another VSC System error, but this time it was a computer component that failed - which was not covered under warranty. That one cost me $2800 to fix. My choices were either to buy a new car or buy the component, so I begrudgingly bought the component.

Toyota Camry - once it reached 100,000 Miles began burning oil. Regular oil changes, could find no leaks. Then engine light came on and took it to the shop three times. Canister Purge Solenoid changed, Fuel cap, check engine light came back on, took it back and same diagnostic error messages. Now Battery is dead and transmission is out.

Less than 25,000 miles and my garage Toyota Solar has all hairline cracks - even down into the glove compartment! I live in Florida, Toyotas obviously are not built for this heat. I wrote Toyota - they will do nothing!! Said it is 'out of warranty'. Anyone out there know of a class action suit? This is clearly a quality control issue. I am retired, this car does not sit in a hot parking lot, 90% of the time it's in my garage. I took such good care of this car, now I wonder why bother. Any input?

I bought a 2007 certified used Toyota Camry and it has been plagued with problems. First a lot of knocking sounds while turning the steering wheel usually while parking. Then excessive oil consumption after 60k checkup. Took it back to dealer and they did an oil consumption test, at which time they said my oil was not low and nothing was wrong. They also said I was out of warranty. Also have problems with brake noise. Brakes screech/squeak a lot at parking lot speeds. Had checked 4 times and had new brakes installed. Dealer said brakes were good. They advised me Toyota uses "soft" brakes which do make noise. What next???

I leased a 2012 Camry and within the first 6 months I've had two issues that have never been corrected. The moonroof has rattled since week 2 and the recycled air coming out of the vents smells of mildew. I advised service of both issues they've never corrected these issues and they don't seem to care. The paint also chips easily under normal wear and tear and Toyota was already giving me tire quotes at 25,000 miles! I drive 7 minutes to work.

After purchasing a new 2014 Camry I found my rear view mirror to have excessive ripples in it causing safety concerns at night. After only one warranty replacement of the mirror (which was defective as well), both the dealers consulted as well as field reps and corporate leaders in the United States have denied my requests to obtain a ripple free mirror saying that the mirrors contracted out by Toyota USA are within quality standards of Toyota Motor Corporation. I found mirrors on the other new models of Toyotas to have excessive ripples as well.... It's a shame that the customer-oriented Toyota Corporation and quality we knew in its formative years no longer exists.

I have a 2014 Camry and was looking for advice on how to get my iPhone album art to appear on my screen when I stumbled upon this website. I find it interesting that most of the negative reviews here have the grammatical errors typical to Asian English as though they were all written by 1 embittered person. Shame, because my Camry is wonderful. I haven't been this pleased with a car in about 12 years.

Couple week was a heavy rain on the area. My wife drove the car that day and she say she hear some thing and next day, I check and found the car lose the engine splash shield and the under fender plastic. Toyota dealer say there is nothing to do because it's our fault.

My Camry 2012 got diagnosed with torque converter failure that Toyota dealer can fix for estimated value of $3500. I have this car for 1 year and 8 month and put on it 64000 miles. So Toyota dealer and Toyota corporate customer care told me in "regulatory" language that this is my problem now and they will not cover anything because I did not stopped at authorized Toyota Services for every 5000 miles before. My take away is to stay away from Toyota. Proposal to Toyota is to accept problem and fix the transmission. This is clear reliability issue with Toyota.

I bought a 2014 Toyota Camry from Scott Crump Toyota in Jasper, Alabama with 8 miles on the car at purchase date. It now has 16,000 miles and when you turn the A/C on, you get a horrible, musky/moldy smell from the vents for several seconds. Toyota says it normal. Well...it is unacceptable and they will not do anything about it. It's obvious they have had this issue for years if you will read other Toyota forums and google this same issue. Several people complain with the same moldy odor coming from the vents. I did not buy a new car for it to have a moldy smell to it after only 15,000 miles on the car. I'm done with Toyota and with Scott Crump Dealership. Whether Toyota wants to stand behind their product is up to them. But as a consumer, I do not have to buy their products. And WILL NOT buy another Toyota product. This is the second Toyota I have bought since 2011 and had issues with. Both that Toyota cannot fix! This is totally unacceptable!

Multiple problem in Camry 2014. Non clearance behind window at night. Toot sound driver window side. Noisy sound engine. Very flabby brake. Not good fitting for front bumper sometime. Non connected Bluetooth for call and sound clip sometime. Not clearance AM radio band for some area some time. Anybody can help me?

2012 Toyota Camry - Car Revving, accelerated, shifting by itself!! I was very upset with the sheriff who pointed a gun to my wife face and arrested her and put her in jail with the felony charge of assault deadly weapon. The car was completely stop at the traffic light in between two vehicles and suddenly the car losing out of control. The accelerator revving, shifting by itself and keeps hitting both vehicles, 2x front and rear ended a vehicle. We hired a legal attorney and still waiting and hoping to release her felony charges. We are so bless that she did not run over a person. But, with the attorney fees, bail amount, impound fees and other non stop endless expenses we both suffering and it's very painful, stressful!!

I purchased my 2014 Camry from Dublin Toyota. I thought I was getting rid of my car problems... not the case. Today makes exactly two weeks since I made the purchase (the car now has roughly 886 miles now). It has now been in their service department for two days because it has a rough idle, RPMs are high for the first 1-3 minutes and a really loud rattling sound in the engine (sounds like it doesn't have any oil in it). They said they're not getting a diagnostic code and can't figure out where the noise is coming from. They haven't contacted me or returned a call once! I have to keep calling for a status update. So far no definitive answer about the issue! I am VERY disappointed in Toyota!

My friend just purchased a Toyota Camry 2014 on June 23, 2014. He decided to drive the car out of town for the fourth of July. On July 5, 2014, the car malfunction, would not shift out of reverse and accelerated. While the car was still in reverse and accelerating it hit another car. While still in reverse, it went forward at a rate of 40 to 45 mph in a residential neighbor. My friend was able to put the car in park and stop it. The brakes did not work. So far Toyota is stating they ran a diagnostic test, could not find any problems with the car. Next step, is to pull the data box. Note: My cousin purchased a 2012 Toyota Camry. She had problems with gears shifting hard. Toyota was able to locate the issue and fix the problems. Thanks!

We have a 2010 Camry XLE with an extended warranty. The odometer is at 47,000 miles. I recently took it to Big O Tires and had the wheels balance and rotated. I was told the front struts were leaking and the left rear strut was leaking - they recommended replacement. Our warranty indicates the struts will be replaced when I spoke to the service rep at Toyota Fairfield, CA. I then took the vehicle to Toyota in Fairfield and had them look at the struts. Their mechanic said the rear struts were leaking but not the front. So I went back to Big O Tires in Napa, CA and had them raise the Toyota on the rack to verify what they saw. The mechanic, the manager and I witnessed the leakage of the front struts and left rear struts. They showed me the leakage and we signed the work order that had been received by me. I then called Toyota of Fairfield and spoke with Tom (service rep) and explained what was found and observed. He said then that all the struts would be replaced per our extended warranty at no cost.

I bought a 2012 Toyota Camry last year with 24,000 miles. I have had NOTHING but problems. Back to the garage 8 times in 1 year. It doesn't shift right, or at all; at times, it shifts hard from reverse to drive, lunges forward from park to drive and no one can seem to fix it, or care. I have contacted Toyota multiple times but they don't seem to care at all. I am close to taking legal action or hanging lemons all over the car and driving it like that so everyone knows Toyota makes junk. People trusted you Toyota but you don't seem to be doing the right thing.. Thanks for nothing.

My father bought an '09 Toyota Camry six months ago. Today he picked me up from work at 6 am. The streets were sorta empty, thank God. We were getting home probably two blocks away, when all of a sudden, I feel a jolt and my father yell, "God help us." I quickly grabbed the wheel thinking my father was having a heart attack and his foot was stuck on the accelerator. But I was wrong, the car was accelerating on its own like if it had launch control it quickly went from 30 mph to 75 and going higher. My dad kept pressing the brakes and for the love of God would not stop. I looked over at him.

Road and wind noise is over 82 decibel on Highway inside the 2012 Camry at 70mph. Took the said vehicle to dealership. I told them my complaints of a loud cabin 82 dlb. They had the Tech drive the car, which when he returned I was told everything was normal with the car. I asked to talk with the Tech. The Tech said the 2012 Toyota Camry has a loud interior & that I should have bought a Toyota Avalon because they aren't as noisy. Shameful!! I told the Tech it was like the windows were down about a 1/4 inch. Tech told me it's just a loud car.

All of a sudden the VSC system, ABS light, and Brake lights come on suddenly last night driving on the highway and the most scary part was that the engine stopped COMPLETELY!! The engine light is on and I would like to be in loop be updated on this issue.

I purchased a new 2013 Toyota Camry in June 30 of 2013. 3 months or so later, I started getting a very foul, moldy smell from the AC when I first turned it on. I have taken it back 2 times and have had the evaporator box cleaned and sanitized but the smell always comes back. I was told it was due to the humidity and all the rain we got in the spring of last year. They claim it was a circulation issue and that I should run the AC only with outside air, not on recirculating. What a bunch of crap!! Now that I am using the AC again, the smell has immediately started again. Living in Florida the air conditioner is on much of the time.