2012 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

This car met all needs and dose have lots of leg room .And a really smooth ride and trunk space for luggage. A/C and all electrics work. Avg Mileage 27 - 29 MPG

I have owned several Toyota’s in my 74 years of life and they have never let me down! My next car is coming soon and it will be hard to decide which model I want!

This is more of a car than I intended to buy. So why did I buy it? Well after much research I was convinced I wanted a Corolla, but I saw that from 2012 the mpg on Camry was vastly improved. When the dealership had a Camry at the right price was persuaded by my wife to go straight away and look. I liked the look and it felt very solid to drive without that run away feeling you can get with some cars. This will happily cruise at 55-65 but will also wander at 30. What made me love it was the combination of comfort and I got 39.1mpg on a long run. It does help that people say “ What a nice car that is” My wife loves her Prius but there is a little envy in her when it gets to the Camry. I am glad we bought it.

Met my needs fully. Comfortable, reliable, inexpensive transportation. Roomy trunk and blue tooth compatible. No money needs to be spent as it has been maintained on a regular basis.

I purchased this car after owning a Rav4. I am very happy with the performance and reliability of this car. This is also a fun car to drive - it's sporty for a mid-size car. The seats and interior are comfortable - back seat has plenty of room. Large trunk too. Gas mileage is not as great as I had hoped but better than my Rav4. I plan to keep this car for a long time.

I bought my Toyota Camry within 2 hours of seeing it in person. This has been the most reliable purchase that I have ever made!!!

This car is perfect for my daughter. Good gas mileage. Nice looking. Great ride and drivability. All the needed amenities that are needed. Like new

I had another Camry before. When I upgraded my vehicle, I got another Camry. Then because my husband like my car, he bought a Camry for himself too!

Toyota is well-known for its reliable vehicles, which is great. However, as a mid-20s driver, I find it terribly uninteresting in style, and drive. For the most part, it’s a smooth ride with a 4cyl engine that performs well for what I need. It’s very roomy inside with a large trunk. However, I do prefer tighter, sportier handling. Interior styling and technology is ok, but leaves much to be desired. Occasionally music via Bluetooth sounds like an old cassette tape (not sure why). As somebody who lives in northern Minnesota, performance on snow and ice is important and this is where the Camry lacks. Stability control doesn’t kick in when I’d like/need it to and I often get stuck travelling very slowly on moderately icy/snowy roads. In contrast, my old 2012 Focus made driving on ice a breeze. Perhaps I’ll try different tires.

This vehicle is wonderful it’s luxurious on the inside with leather seats and a function packed stereo that’s simple to use. I have the XLE model. Not all camrys are this equipment