2018 Toyota Camry

More than 227,000 Toyota Camrys are being recalled for a fault in their power brake assist system.

To see why the Toyota Camry is still treading water in the sea of SUVs, we dug into Cars.com user reviews to compare owners’ perspectives to our own expert evaluations. Here’s what we found.

These are the best used cars when it comes to accommodating car seats according to Cars.com’s on-staff certified car seat technicians.

A fuel pump may stop operating, which may cause warning lights and messages to be displayed on the instrument panel and the engine to run rough.

Approximately 696,000 Lexus and Toyota vehicles are under recall for a faulty fuel pump.

Approximately 1,330 model-year 2017-19 Toyota Camry sedans, Corolla sedans and hatchbacks, RAV4 SUVs, Sienna minivans and Yaris iA sedans equipped with factory-installed floormats are being recalled.

Toyota is now working to offer a retrofit of CarPlay and Alexa to two of its more popular 2018 models, the Camry and Sienna.

The 2018 Toyota Camry didn't disappoint in our Car Seat Check, with plenty of room for two car seats as well as easy-access Latch anchors. Little changes for 2019.

Our 2018 Mid-Size Sedan Challenge, involving the Honda Accord, Nissan Altima and Toyota Camry, proved to be one of the closest races in Cars.com history. See who won here.

When the 2019 Honda CR-V went on sale Nov. 13, we were there for it with a roundup of coverage to date. So, apparently, were our readers.