I bought this car in 2012, and I've loved it every since! It's very comfortable and seats a large family. I've never had any issues with it. The gas mileage is incredible. Definitely a family friendly car and convenient for everyday use. Good traction, even in snow and ice, very easy to drive! This car only requires an oil change every 10,000 miles, which is amazing compared to other vehicles. I've only had to replace the battery (understandable since the car is seven years old) and the air filters. I also get the recommended maintenance at the Toyota dealership!! Overall, a great vehicle and highly recommended!

I bought a 2010 Toyota Camry LE from the dealership thinking I was getting a reliable car. For the most part, it has been a reliable ride, but it has had more than its share of recalls. Among these recalls, we have seen the stuck acceleration peddle, although stuck is a misnomer because it does not stick until it begins to accelerate on its own. Once it begins to accelerate on its own, the only way to stop it is to physically pull the gas peddle back towards the driver. I have personally had this happen at least four times. It's scary, to say the least. While it offers a quiet ride on the road, it has some problems with its wheels. I have now been through five sets of new tires and only 107,000 miles of driving this car since August 2010 . The tire guys always suggest that something must have been wrong with it from the factory to keep going through tires like this, but no one has owned up to the problem from Toyota. I have also had a mystery electrical problem where the air conditioner switches itself from on to off while driving, without me even touching it. I have already had to replace the alternator myself, and that's not all. A sticky dashboard has cracked all over, and bits of the top coating of the dash readily flake off if anything touches it. Toyota claims that a recall affecting other models wit this issue exists, but supposedly the Camry is not included. Well, mine is. Obviously. The trim panels are put into place with cheap plastic tabs, the car's audio AUX PORT stops functioning within two years of purchase, and the headlights' lenses so readily oxidize that one must have these replaced at an incredibly high cost if you hope to see while driving after dark.