Written by Colin Ryan Prices start at $28,855. Pros Spacious and comfortable Good fuel economy Plenty of power Cons Feels old What’s new? No major changes The 2024 Toyota Camry Hybrid combines many Toyota (TM) characteristics into one great one, including reliability and fuel economy. Source: www.morningstar.com
Toyota’s midsize sedan, the Camry, might be the vanilla ice cream of cars. However, many people like vanilla.Camry is America’s best-selling non-truck or SUV vehicle By a large margin. And just like vanilla ice cream, some would argue that Camry is underrated for its amazing depth of flavor. Source: Gear Patrol
Pros: Strong and efficient powertrain. Optional AWD. Simple controls. Regardless of trim, the interior is well-constructed. Cons: Outdated infotainment. The engine is unsophisticated. Doesn’t drive as well as the Accord The latest generation Toyota Camry, now in its eighth generation, marks a major transformational moment for the longtime best-selling family sedan. the… Source: Autoblog
The Toyota Camry is the best-selling sedan in a country that loves pickup trucks and SUVs. The only sedan to make this year’s list of the top 10 best-selling cars so far, the Camry remains in a world where sedans seem to be overtaking them. But it’s aging. The Camry on dealer lots today was first introduced as a 2018 Read More
The 2025 Toyota Camry appears to be getting a makeover, based on a mysterious teaser image. Photos released by Toyota show the front of the sedan with a lightning bolt design similar to the Toyota Prius design. The current generation Camry debuted in 2018, so the timing is perfect for the next Camry, which will likely feature a more powerful Read More