2018 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

Very easy to drive and has some safety features that can be turned on if you want to. Lots of space in the back seat. Looks sporty on the outside. Sharp pin stripping on the outside and some tinted windows.

I’ve owned Toyotas for years and went from top Avalon to top level Camry. I’m a senior and don’t drive much anymore and was worried that I sooner comfortable with the Camry but it has everything that I wanted and need. Love it!!

the car drives very good and smooth , large trunk space and very spacious inside , I like the endearing exterior . very lovely design

I love it. Drives good. Great of gas. Even though it’s a couple of years old I feel like it’s still a new car. I’ve gotten a lot of compliments.

I purchased a low mileage 2018 Camry SE as my daily commuter. I really dig it. It averages 36 mpg!!! which is 1 mpg better than I averaged with my 2014 Civic EX. Great visibility, comfortable seats, nice cockpit with a comfy leather wrapped steering wheel. The adaptive cruise control is wonderful meaning you no longer have to brake and reset the cruise control when approaching slower traffic. I think this vehicle represents great value as a used car but there are 2 things you should probably know about before deciding to purchase one. 1. Tires. Toyota continues to use the Bridgestone Turanza EL440 as their OEM tire. I believe they still do! It's a good "summer" tire but wears down quickly (expect 20K on tread before road noise becomes unbearable) and absolutely horrible traction in snow. If you buy the car with these tires, you're going to need to switch them out sooner than you normally would. A decent set of 4 All Season tires fully installed will run you around $800+ for this car in the 235 45R18 tire size. 2. Infotainment System. This is the last year before the Camry was upgraded to Apple Car Play/Android Auto and you will see a lot of complaints about how wonky the system is. The speakers are decent, AM/FM radio is fine and the system is easy to navigate. My iphone paired easily for hands-free integration and my contacts transferred easily and the Toyota Entune 3.0 software from the vehicle was easy to follow. The problems really are 2-fold. First, the selection of apps available is limited. You get iHeart Radio, NPR One, Weather-Fuel Price-Stock Price Checker and that's it! If you want to use any other app from your phone, you will have to bluetooth. And the integrated apps require that you open the mandatory Toyota app on your phone for everything to sync. It's okay but I can understand why there are so many complaints from customers who purchased this car new. It got so bad that Toyota began offering owners upgrades to Apple Car Play before the 2019 Camry came out. The really wonky part in the Entune 3.0 is the navigation system. Toyota went with a mobile app called Scout GPS Link as their navigation app. To use dynamic maps you have to plug your phone into the USB port and pay a yearly subscription of $14.99. Again, it's okay but it's not Google Maps or Apple Maps quality. If you want to see maps on your infotainment system screen, you're locked into using Scout GPS link. YES, I still like this vehicle!

I love this car! It has everything I want and It’s extremely comfortable. The blind spot alert is very helpful because I have hard time checking for that, but it’s really a great car.

Solid! Great gas mileage. Comfortable. Affordable. Reliable. Great size car for my family! We cannot be happier with our purchase of this vehicle. This will end up being the first vehicle for my daughter years down the road!

I’ve only had my vehicle for a couple weeks, but I’m enjoying the drive and gas mileage. I love the looks of the new Camry and couldn’t be happier.

I love the technology the lane departure alert the USB port the cold weather logo Bluetooth the very nice Camry name on trunk of car

Most safety’s car I know. I will be comfortable letting my teens drive it. Handles amazing, lots of room. Great family car. I would highly recommend this car to my friends