 | (Sedan , Toyota, 2007, 5 Seats, 2.4L - 4 Cylinders)
When a car becomes more, it surprises you at every turn. It rejuvenates the senses with every passing mile. And it delivers you to your destination feeling more refreshed than when you started out. Because every new Camry, whether it's the race-inspired SE, the impeccable XLE or the ultra-efficient Camry Hybrid, is engineered to change not just the way you feel about cars, but the way you feel, period. | | | |
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I Love This Car So Much, I may Buy Another One.
by Brettkatt , Mon May 07 10:49:34 EDT 2007
Pros: Comfort, Reliability, Handling, Roomy, good visibility, It’s a Toyota.
Cons: None, as of yet
Review: Until October of 2006 I was driving a Subaru Forrester. It was a used 2000 model that I had for about three years. At first, it was a good car. Eventually it started having all sorts of problems. A tire bearing went, the head gasket kept leaking... read full review
The bottom line: A great car that is well worth buying. Comfort, Reliability, Handling, Roomy, good visibility. | | | | | Author's rating: |  |
Did MotorTrend Screw Up Picking Toyota Camry as "Car of the Year"???
by mrkstvns , Fri Apr 13 18:21:30 EDT 2007
Pros: Spacious, predictable, dependable family sedan
Cons: Boring, mediocre interior quality at CE/LE levels, and UGLY!
Review: There's a whole lot of smart people in this world. Some are scholars. Some are down-to-earth common folk. Most are not car critics, and the opinions of car critics aren't necessarily a whole lot smarter than the opinions of down-to-earth common folk... read full review
The bottom line: What does a magazine editor need to SMOKE to name Camry as "Car of the Year"??? I gotta get me some of THAT stuff!! | | | | | Author's rating: |  |
A "Budget" Camry -- A Reliable Sedan!
by dlstewart , Sun Jun 17 18:29:25 EDT 2007
Pros: smooth ride, good features for the money, CD/MP3 player, takes regular gasoline
Cons: beautiful exterior but minimalist interior
Review: My mother had finally decided that she wanted a new Toyota Camry. So my parents called in “Dawn the Negotiator”. It took a lot for my mother to part with her 1990 Toyota Camry, and neither of my parents wanted to dicker with a car dealer. Since I’ve... read full review
The bottom line: Another Toyota Camry for this family is proving a good purchase. | | | | | Author's rating: | |
2007 Camry: still just an appliance on wheels? Now also reviews SE V6.
by mkaresh , Mon Mar 13 11:31:33 EST 2006
Pros: Improved styling, upscale look and feel, refinement, general competence
Cons: Common, a bit much hard plastic inside, not the sportiest ride
Review: This is my review of the regular Camry with the four and the SE V6. For my review of the Hybrid go here: T
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Camry Hybrid review The Toyota Camry has been the best-selling car in America the last few... read full review
The bottom line: Among mainstream sedans, it's probably not possible to find a better value. Not bad to drive or look at, either. | | | | | Author's rating: | |
Sorry, it didn't quite work out
by mkaresh , Wed Jun 28 10:05:08 EDT 2006
Pros: EPA ratings, price, roomy
Cons: Powertrain refinement, handling, trunk space, interior quality
Review: It seemed that the near perfect family car was upon us. When I drove a
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reviewed the new four-cylinder Camry, I felt that Toyota had significantly improved the car's styling and handling. Then I learned that the... read full review
The bottom line: The EPA numbers and price are appealing, but Toyota needs to put a bit more work into this one. | | | | | Author's rating: | |
2007 Camry Trades Some Substance For Style, But Remains Solid Value.
by drive571 , Thu May 24 17:02:07 EDT 2007
Pros: Refinement, convenience, space, comfort, fuel economy.
Cons: Unexciting to drive, even in V6 form; subpar visibility; interior quality no longer exceptional.
Review: Background Although I’ve driven numerous Camrys over the years—and my father actually bought one, an SE V6, in 2005—I’ve never brought myself to write a review of this popular model. The reason is, well, what has made this car... read full review
The bottom line: Toyota's attempts to style up the Camry have resulted in some compromises. Still, it remains one of the most all-around competent cars in its class. | | | | | Author's rating: | |
If Maytag Made (stylish) Cars
by lawman67 , Wed Mar 14 16:52:13 EDT 2007
Pros: Vastly improved styling inside and out. Legendary reliability. Smooth and quiet.
Cons: No driving excitement to be found.
Review: If Maytag made cars, they would be a lot like the Toyota Camry. Whether Maytag washers really are as durable as their advertising makes them out to be is irrelevant, but Toyota’s Camry clearly does live up to its reputation for reliability, quality,... read full review
The bottom line: For those not looking for fun this may just be the world's best car. | | | | | Author's rating: | |
How much more perfect can perfect get?
by jason231 , Wed May 03 06:51:56 EDT 2006
Pros: looks, reliability, resale value
Cons: blue/green clear dash on some models. Soon enough, you'll see them everywhere.
Review: I recently took my 2002 Camry LE in for some maintenance work at my local Toyota dealer. While I was there, I took a walk out to the lot to take a look at the newly redesigned 2007 Camrys. I've always thought of my '02 as being a pretty decent looking... read full review
The bottom line: There is now literally a Camry model for nearly any type of driver out there. A great car. | | | |
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