2007 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

I purchased the 2007 LE 4-cylinder Camary and I am very happy with it. It drives smooth and is very quiet. I have owned this car for over a year now and haven't had one problem with it.

I bought this car in June 2007. I thought I needed a car with better fuel economy. Was I ever disappointed! The gas milage was a joke. The interior is cheap and tacky looking and forget about that "new car smell". Mine stunk so bad I got a headache every time I drove it. Overall quality was a sure miss. The passenger seat vibrated while driving and it sounded like I was driving a tin can. I finally got rid of it after four long months. I now find it so hard to believe that the 2007 Camry was rated "Car of the Year". Who ever made that decision must have very low standards. Final word: it's a piece of junk!!!!!

I recently purchased a Camry LE, with the inline 4-cylinder engine. In comparison with the many other Toyota's I have owned, I am a bit disappointed with the engine sludge, and how the brakes can be a bit, well, dangerous. It seems to happen to a lot of owners with the I4 engine, according to the previous reviews I have read. Luckily I never had my brakes fail on a busy road, just a side street, but nevertheless scary. Don't get me wrong, for there are many positives with this car. The ride feels like a Lexus, and it handles crisply, but I just don't feel all that safe driving on a major thoroughfare with the issue I am having. Which means that I won't be driving the car that much. Which means that it's not worth spending $23,000 on a car that will sit in your garage. If this issue is addressed by Toyota... immediately, than I will more than gladly trade mine in for a new one. Maybe this time a Camry with V6. It isn't a very common problem with Toyota's, and I would definitely purchase another car from them in the future. As long as this problem doesn't come up again.

Let me start by saying that I bought this car back in July on assumptions that Toyota products were built of superior quality compared to many other car manufacturers. I had also owned 2 prior Camrys, so my personal experience coupled with Toyota's reputation made this seem like a smart buy. WRONG. After driving this car for 4 months, I've come to realize that Toyota quality is slipping. I've taken the car into the dealership 5 times for annoying interior noises, such as squeaking, creaking, clicking, among others coming from the dash and center consol. They did admit that they heard the noise, and have taken successive steps in installing foam insulation to help muffle the problem. But the more insulation they install, the worse the sound gets. And to back up...should a brand new car require foam being stuffed into the crevices to help minimize a problem that shouldn't be there in the first place? That was problem 1. Minor in the grand scheme of things, but I didn't pay 20k+ for a car to sound like a tin can. Problem 2...and perhaps even more deterring...the fuel economy. The car was stated at 24/33. Based on my other Camrys, this seemed realistic. But, with my daily 50 mile drive to work, ALL interstate, I've yet to break 26. Granted, I'm a conservative driver, so in going 65 I'd expect much, much better fuel economy. Oh, and mind you this is a 4 cylinder. Complete junk. I've read other reviews on this car, with people complaining about the comfort of the interior and general build of the model. I can't say anything bad about the interior comfort or design, they seem to suit me...until something else breaks. But in reading everyone's complaints about the transmission problems, I have to agree that the car is sluggish and generally has a hard time shifting between gears. I experience random and erratic shifting, uncommon to the transmission inherent of a Toyota. But with all the other poor reviews, I realize I'm not alone. Perhaps next time I'll actually read consumer reviews before purchasing, and not base this solely on historic experience.

can one know about tire noise at 30,000 miles on the dunlop tire on my 2007 camry I would not buy this car again knowing what I know now after 35,000 miles . slow in pickup short seat base I do know the car will never break and thats a good thing . 27 miles per gallon is not great for a car this size .

bad hesatation!! downshifting problem, car shakes at stop lights, paint falls off front bumper, and toyota saying problems with hesatation/downshifting is normal but have several tsb on this car. and if you call toyota they will tell you there is problem but will not tell you what fix will be.

I bought this brand new 4 months ago. It has become a headache. Poor acceleration, jerky and unpredictable cruise function while going up. poor power. I took it to the dealer,who says it is working according to designed specification. This is major disappointment, Is someone at Toyota listening... wake up..

I purchased my 07 Camry LE in Feb. 07. Initially I was excited with it's new restyled exterior. It's my first Camry, but now that I've been behind the wheel a while, I see how it's not that exciting anymore. I have the 4cylinder...in an atempt to save gas. I thought the car was dying, hesitating after a stop, it takes a while to get back to speed. Sorely disappointed with it's pick up. I enjoyed my Corolla much more. But I'll have to rethink about another Toyota next time.

I've had my 07' LE for 18 mths. I realized after the first mth., it would hesitate to accelerate in and out of traffic. I figured maybe it needed to be broken in, so here I am a year later with the same issue. I didnt have these problems with my 03 camry. Im 5'10 and I have no leg room in this vehicle, it has become uncomfortable to me. The 03 was definitely more spacious. I believe the focus for this particular model was more for the look and not the ride. But believe me the 02 and 03 LE models peformance was hands down the best, and this is coming from a 07' LE vet. having my car for 18 mths. And for those of you who are having the acceleration problems, its not going to change. Some would say its the engine, V6, 2.4, whatever. Drive an 03 LE and get back in the 07 LE and you will see the difference immediately. Jumping on the highway will be no problem. And I agree with those who are having those issues with the acceleration. I've experience it. I tried to jump in traffic and my car would not stop, I put my foot on the brake and it felt like I was pushing the brake and the gas at the same time like the car was confused. I had to pull over to the side of the highway to avoid hitting traffic and avoid getting hit, the car just jerked and stopped. It definitely have me worried about keeping it, so I've decided to give it up. My best years were with my 03', I can't deal with the 07' safely. Food for thought. It may be just my experience, I did have one of the first batch. Maybe yours would be better!!!!!!!!!!! Good Luck from Delaware!!!!!!

I just recently purchased this car after owning a '98 corolla and an '06 Rav 4 and I loved both of them but I have to say that I love my '07 Camry CE the best. The only problem I have with this model is that it doesnt have a remote entry which is weird after coming from a car with one. Overall I love the car and will probably purchase another one when this one becomes too old because they last forever.