2015 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

Good acceleration, smooth, quiet enough. I just can't find a comfortable position with the seat. I'm either too far away from the steering wheel or too close to the pedals. I was so concerned about headroom and legroom that I didn't notice when I drove the car. If the steering wheel telescoped out another inch, it would be sweet. I guess I'll just have to get used to the cramp in my right leg.... :(

Battery dies if not driven for four or more days since beginning. Battery replaced and still happens. Bumpers are cheap and not protective -- hit by a car at less than 5 mph and extensive damage to my vehicle. AC is the worst that I have ever had. Actuators have gone bad before 15,000 miles. Car is poor quality and I wish that I had never purchased it. When I go in for service and explain the problems, they act like no one else has these problems even though I find lots of similar complaints online. Will never buy a Toyota again.

This is the 4th Camry we have owned. We had the leather seats installed by the Vero Beach, FL dealer and are wonderful. We love the backup camera and performance and economy is exceptional. The only complaint is the road noise from the tires when cruising above 40 mph. At freeway speeds it is very annoying and on some Florida freeways very intrusive on the ability to talk with each other or listen to the radio. I will have to have a noise reduction modification in the future to enjoy the car on the highway. I highly recommend driving the car on the Interstate at highway speeds to sense the noise issue.

I have bought many cars over the years and have never sat on a seat like these. This car 2014.5, (bought new) Toyota Camry has without a doubt the most uncomfortable front seats, I have ever sat on. The car was OK until the dealership changed the upholstery from fabric to leather, which was a special promotion. After picking it up from the dealer with the leather, the seats had very little padding and you are actually sitting on the manual adjustable bars and cranks under the seats. It is very painful, even using cushions, which I have been told are unsafe. We made a 4 hour trip recently and had to stop about every hour to get out of the car for relief from the pain on our bottom and legs. I have talked to the salesman and the service manager. I was told that it is because of the manual adjustable seats. The dealership has nothing to say and could care less. They got their money . I will take this car to an auto upholstery shop to see if they can add more padding to the seats to help, and maybe they can tell me if the dealership installers of the leather, failed to correctly pad the seats.

I purchased my Camry a year ago & I'm very happy with it so far! It has very tasteful styling both inside & out. Mine has the black exterior with the black leather/suede interior with the red stitching. I bought one of the top of the line versions & it's a lot of car for the money! The V6 is very powerful, smooth, quiet, sounds great & gets about the same fuel economy as my old 2007 Nissan Altima 2.5 S did, only with 93 more horsepower. This is my second Toyota, my first being a 2006 Corolla S which was the first car I've ever bought. I test drove a 4-cylinder version as well & it also has good power & is smooth enough, but I went with the V6 mainly for it's extra refinement & rarity. It has everything I've always wanted & more & I couldn't ask for a better car!

Almost new, odometer just with 15,000 miles, looks new, I wonder why previous owner did not keep it longer. Interior fabric and plastic, knocking ceiling (roof) seems that insulation was overlooked. Trunk is good size. Back camera does not looks useful, it is better to use mirror instead of camera.

Lumbar support is too high on the seat for me and I am 5'9". Needs to be lower. This makes long trips horrid. Worse though are the headrests-they are too far forward. it feels like my head is forced downward and uncomfortable on a long trip. No button to open trunk on trunk-must use FOB or driver's side latch. Passenger seat too high relative to door entry height. My wife and hit our heads constantly. Had a 1988 Camry I loved so I leased this without long test drive. Glad I did not buy. Okes exterior styling looks terrible. Big mistake on my part. Won't get another.

Bought the car without a test drive. On the drive home 130 miles it drove perfect. It now has 4000 miles on it and has a vibration thoughout the car like a tire belt shift or break. I'm gonna take it in for the 5000 mile service (tire rotation) and ask them to inspect the tires and load balance them. I read prior to buying that the bridgestone tires are a joke on the xse and this has them. I contacted the dealer about putting on michelin s or a better tire to no avail. Now reading on here other people have experienced the vibrration and havent been able to get it fixed. This is our 4th toyota product but if its gonna be a bad one I"ll be happy to try another brand. FYI of all the toyota products this is the first one that was made in the u.s.a.

Very disappointed with this vehicle. The v6 lacks power especially while on the roll on. The vehicle almost feels like it's in neutral when you apply power around 40 mph. I have a 2007 v6 camry that out performs the 2015. I believe they added the feature to save fuel. I wish I would of drove it before buying it.

I purchased a brand new 2015 Camry SE several months ago. It was brought in from another dealer & the salesman delivered it to my house. Buyer beware...never buy a car without test driving it. I realized after I started driving it the car vibrated at speeds @ 40mph & above. Thought it was a tire out of balance...little did I know some camrys have a vibration problem. It was so bad the whole dashboard rattled.No thanks to Toyota...they said the vibration & 17 to 25 mpg was acceptable..Worst customer service ever. After 3 months of misery..driving 3 different loaner Kias from the dealer for a month. Dealer got me out of the car. I took a loss...it was a horrible experience.