2007 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

Nice car to be owned , it is comfortable and file economy which has never any car else has the same options

Bought the car brand new with the hopes of keeping it for at least 10 yrs. Here I am 5 yrs later having to buy a news engine! Seriously?! DO NOT BUY THIS CAR!

extremely reliable and safe. buy Toyotas over any other car. It is extremely fuel efficient, have only put about 200 dollars Into the car and ive had it for 6 years now. love it

Just traded in my 1998 Toyota Camry for a 2007 Camry. It is a nice upgrade. The 1998 Camry had 216,000 miles on it and it was time to change cars. I've had the 2007 Camry a little over a month and it rides so smooth. It has a lot of pickup for a 4 cylinder.

All I can say is WOW! This car does everything SO well. Good MPG and a really peppy, responsive 2.4l/4cyl. mated to a 5-speed auto. tranny. Great looking and performing. Toyota reliability!

Bought this car new and traded in my Honda Accord and it was the best move I ever made. I put over 90,00 miles on it and have not spent a dime on anything but routine maintenance. Great gas mileage, just as advertised. Buying a new model cause I can. It will be tough for me to ever buy anything else after owning Toyota.

Bought new in 07 a Camry with V6. Thought it was ugly when I bought it but was recovering from a Chevy that had been terrible so I opted for "legendary reliability". Got it home and the first night in the garage it left an oil spot on the floor. I took it to Toyota who said the crankcase was leaking. Took 3 days to repair and still didn't stop the leak. Next they told me that the transmission was leaking and 2 more days later I got my car and it had stopped. All repairs were covered under warranty. Other than the dodgy reliability the seats are too hard and the suspension is too soft the engine is gutless and I have had many people comment on the low rent interior. Eight months after I bought it I took it to Ford and traded it in on a Fusion AWD V6. The fusion looks better, and drives better as well as having a feel of quality about it. My Ford now has 205k miles on it and has only had to have one repair (Leaking transfer case gasket). Ford wanted $400 to repair it so I bought the gasket and rented out a garage for part of a day at $30/hour and did it myself. It took me 4 hours to do so I spent $130 plus my own labor. If you want my opinion run from Camry and buy a Ford.

I have fibromyalgia and have really had a hard time finding a vehicle that didn't aggravate my symptoms. The 2007 Camry is wonderful! It really is comfortable and handles well. I was used to driving vans, and didn't think I would ever like a car, but this is really roomy and doesn't sit as low as some cars. I have absolutely nothing negative to say! It has been a blessing to own it.

I was looking for a reliable and fuel efficient car for my wife,and I found it in the 2007 Toyota Camry.

Are you looking for a car that is: comfortable, roomy, peppy, economical to operate and maintain? If so, a Toyota Camry is the car to consider. First, I am 5'9" and medium build and find the interior to be extremely roomy and comfortable and permitting six footers to have plenty of leg and knee room in the passenger or rear seats. The 2.4 liter 4cylinder engine has plenty of zip for commuter driving while providing 25 to 32 mpg on regular fuel. This car also offers the highest percentage of resale value in its price class providing a better return on the original investment than most cars in its price range! This car drives well and is an excellent value.