2026 Toyota Camry Consumer Reviews

It's a full size car, pretty long looking. Back seat is to big vs the front seats. The engine is sluggish, kinda loud inside the cabin. Fuel mileage is good, but service is expensive for being a hybrid. I, did notice the value has decreased quickly. The stereo is a bit slow responding. Radiator had a small leak causing my windows to keep fogging up repaired under warranty. Suspension is stiff, vehicle is to low to the ground bouncing around from street pot holes. Well soon I'm trading in the car in for something else. To many negatives vs positives regarding my vehicle experience.

I purchased a Toyota Camry XSE ins Sonic red with a black top. The premium package added a panoramic sunroof, heads up display, and an array of great features. memory seats with easy entry for the driver, heated seats and steering wheel, full leather seating and a sport suspension with 19 inch wheels. The car is not only beautiful both inside and out and the quality is amazing for this price point. I have only owned BMW, Range Rovers, and Porsches over the last 25 years. I am used to quality and performance. I didn't by the Toyota Camry XSE to be a sports car. I have my Porsche for that. I purchased the Camry for a pleasant everyday car that gets good gas mileage, secure and responsive handling. with a quiet interior and a smooth wonderful ride of a luxury car. It has and easy to use 12.3 informant screen and the car is loaded with the latest technology. I also wanted a car with the reliability that Toyota builds into their vehicles. I have only had the car for 5 weeks now, but I have yet to find anything negative about the car. If you are looking for a well-built, quality hybrid sedan the Camry is a worthwhile consideration.

The manufacturer has been all a lie about their production. Safety recalls, Engine, Transmission, Emissions, Electrical Crash test ratings etc. Toyota has been sued for billions!! They been paying under the table hush funds to these crooked people out there to make their vehicles pass through inspections when they can't legally. Lot's of YouTube Videos about Toyota!! As for this car, it's a pile of scrap metal. None of these Toyota vehicles hold their value. It's just a trick vision of your imagination thinking they do lol..

((Toyota reputation is declining)) Things to remember by making sure you get your vehicle repaired when it comes to safety recall. I, couldn't stand this car no longer either. Sold my car to CarMax just to walk away from this auto loan. These camry vehicles are not impressive like the older ones. "Hybrid Model Yippee Skippy"

This car is boring after awhile. Being a hybrid who cares. Nothing but service recall repairs. The winter season was horrible and this car stayed parked in my driveway. Front wheel drive is not a good choice vehicle is why I traded mine in as well. The seats are kinda stiff, the ride felt stiff. Almost to low to the ground. Stereo speakers are basically cheap. Overall experience I don't care about the car.

My camry se hybrid was bought new 2025. One year ownership.. Value does not hold well compared to what I paid. This vehicle is a fwd. Seating was not comfortable on longer road trips. Road cabin noise was annoying for being a sedan. Trunk space was ok, but not for my liking after awhile. The stereo system sucked.. Not having a sun roof caused value trade in loss. This is why I bought a gmc truck. Seems like trucks are the only vehicles holding the resale value the best.

Definitely a terrible experience!! Front wheel drive hybrid losing its value faster than a awd version. Snow season, this car can't handle the weather conditions. It's a pointless vehicle. The body style is a bit bigger. Seats are heated, and the basic stereo with navigation. No sun roof, and parking sensors. The se model is not worth the price range. Your better off spending a bit extra for a awd vehicle.

I bought a 2025 Camry hybrid exactly a year ago. I had rented the exact same car for a few days in the Bay Area and I was so impressed with the handling, I went and bought one. I drive in the Eco mode almost always. I average around 40 mpg with 90% of my driving around town and 10% on the freeway. The car handles great. Plenty quick when you need it to be. It sits very low to the ground, so I wouldn't recommend this car to anyone with a bad back. The one thing I would stress and that is there's absolutely nothing upscale or premium about the car. Had I known, I might have gone for a different model, but I didn't. I will probably look to sell my car in the next 6 months.