2010 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

Bought this as a used car. Is in.excellent condition. The car is amazingly comfy and fast. It is the biggest and fastest in.its class. One.of the.best cars I have ever owned!!!!

I've leased a Camry SE for two years now and I can say with confidence that the name itself (Camry Sport Edition) is an oxymoron. I will give Toyota credit for building something that takes you from point A to B day after day without a hiccup, but you won't feel so good about it after a while. The SE's suspension is firmer to give a supposedly sportier handling experience. While it does deliver in subduing body roll, every road imperfection is felt in the seat, and is very uncomfortable. The steering is also heavy for the same reason, however there is little feedback and it is very numb. The throttle is also numb and laggy, but more xxxxxxto Toyota for building a fantastic V6. It has the power, but you need to poke it first. The transmission is smooth, but has very slow shifts, especially in manual mode. The seats are comfortable, but the driver's position is too high for anyone over 6'. The stereo is my other main gripe. It has strong bass, but that's it. Also, a lot of functions are locked out when the vehicle is in motion, including reading RDS for song titles, etc (really?). The voice command system is also very cumbersome, as you find yourself saying commands like "confirm selection" way too often. It would be better executed with a display-based interface. iPod integration is also very slow. Otherwise, the car is pretty good, but there are much better choices that are superior every area (I must admit, the V6 engine is among the best I've driven though).

I bought 2010 Toyota Camry SE 2 weeks ago and I have fallen in love with it. The SE trim makes it look much sportier than other Camrys. Also I love the additional body kit with dual exhaust, makes it look really cool. It gives pretty good gas mileage and the car looks and feels very luxurious and comfortable. It's really smooth with almost no engine and outside noise. No doubt why Camrys are the no. 1 selling car in america.

I traded my 2002 Chevrolet Camaro for a 2010 Camry SE. At first, going from a small muscle car to a larger four door family sedan really scared me. Now I see the quality that Toyota puts into the Camry; I'm glad I switched!

I wanted to step up from a Cobalt and find something slightly used, comfortable, stylish, and dependable. I found a Camry LE with the leather seats I wanted and a good dealer that followed-up on after sale promises. Couldn't be happier.

The best car I have ever owned. Would recommend this type Toyota to anyone. Wanted a new one but could work out a trade for a 2012 with the local Toyota dealership. Wanted me to more or less give them my car and pay top dollar for the new one.

Outstanding vehicle within it's price range. 33mpg, comfortable good handling car. Recommend SE model. Standard fog lamps, handling package & 10hp more on 4 cylinder engine. Long time Toyota owner. Reliable. No problems so far. Very satisfied with my Camry.

Looking for a comfortable ride and still get great MPG. Toyota Camry is the way to go. Smooth ride and amazing pick for a 4 cyl. I was suprised by the quick acceleration this 4 cyl has. Average of about 28 MPG between city and Hwy. Impressive sound system adds to the pleasure of driving this gem.

The braking and transmission took a few weeks to get used to, but in the snow and ice yesterday I understood its benefit. No mishaps with either prior to finally looking up the system that transfers the power/braking depending on wheel rotation.

This is the most comfortable & reliable car I've every purchased.my wife loves this car and won't part with this car unless the wheels fall off.