Used Toyota Camry for Sale in Kansas City, MO

The 2017 Toyota Camry is a strong performer for the class. Its smooth and powerful engine makes it just as quick as other V6 competitors. The brakes are up to the task, handling is confident, and overall drivability is among the best. The Camry V6 is plenty strong in a straight line, posting a 6.2-second dash to 60 mph. This sedan accelerates effortlessly with this engine combined with a smooth, manually shift able six-speed automatic. Though the 129 feet it took for the Camry to stop from 60 mph at our test track is on the long side for the class, pedal feel was very good with intuitive around-town operation. Also noted good resistance to pedal fade even with repeated use. Still wouldn't say the Camry's steering gives a great feel of the road, but it has some life to it and provides more feedback than previous generations. This is an easy car to steer, and you can place it in corners with confidence. Even if ultimate tire grip is modest, the Camry's poise and ability to go from corner to corner with confidence are good for this class. The electronic stability control system is effective and unobtrusive when it's needed and engaged. With its effortless acceleration, intuitive brake response, confident handling and excellent highway manners, the Camry is easy to drive on all manner of roads. Light steering and a manageable size make it easy to park as well. It's a great vehicle to be a daily driver, and at the same time, be something that can drive across the country with ease and comfort in.

This is my first new car. I went from a used 1994 Camry to a 2014 Camry and let me tell you, 20 years is a long time for progress. The ride is smooth, the seat adjusts well to my height, the passenger seats are roomy and the trunk has lots of storage. Love the feel of the steering wheel; it has a good weight and the rear-view camera is super useful. My gripes are with the new technology, both great and sometimes irritating. The car can sometimes want to "drive for me." With old cars, I hit the gas and it goes at the rate I apply pressure. This car can sometimes take off when I lightly tap the gas. Doesn't happen often but is a bit irritating when I feel that it wants control. The tire pressure checker is also great but tends to go off when the weather is cold even though tires are fine. It's just physics though, I know. Lastly, the fuel economy is the same as my previous 1994 Camry. I still pay the same for gas which is a bit surprising since I thought a new car would be a bit more efficient. Overall, Camry is the vehicle for me. It's practical, affordable and gets the job done.