Read Reviews on the 2016 Toyota Camry

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  I drive a lot of new and used cars. I do swap driving for dealers. The Camry is not a perfect car but for the money you can't or would find it hard to buy something better. I have driven Camry, Hondas, Chevys, Fords, Nissan and Subaru. I find that the driving experience is better in a Camry for the comfort, and reliability amongst other things. The only ride I like as much is the Subaru because of the AWD. When buying a car, my best advice is to find the one you think you like most and then rent is for a few days to verify your choice. You will find many things you like and dislike about cars, but you won't find a superior one to the Camry in an equal price range. Read the full review

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  "I love the clean sporty lines and style of the Camry SE, extremely quiet interior ride even at highway speeds, nice well appointed interior with plenty of electronic upgrades. The seats are very comfortable front and rear, spacious trunk. The 4 cylinder 178 HP engine gives it enough get up and go while still being a fuel sipper. We drove the Lexus cousin IS200 to this Camry SE and the ride and quietness were pretty much identical, so why spend the extra money if you don't need to."

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  For the majority of people for whom a car is merely an appliance, the Camry meets their needs to perfection. Those seeking a zestier ride should look elsewhere. A 178-hp four-cylinder is standard, while a 268-hp V-6 offers some serious zip. Both have a six-speed automatic; a manual is not available. There’s a hybrid, with 43 mpg on the highway. The XSE aims at enthusiasts with a stiffer suspension and some extra styling bits, but its steering is numb, its braking and handling unexceptional.