2018 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

This car definitely met all of my needs... it's good on gas, drives really smooth and the interior design is amazing. The 2018 Toyota Camry is well worth the money.

I have owned four Toyota: one Avalon, two Camry, and one Corolla. Since Toyota is known for it dependability, I would purchase a Camry or Avalon again.

Very roomy car style is out of the world head turner reliable great car for the price I will always be a Toyota fan

Just purchased a 2018 Toyota Camry. So far I love everything about it. I purchased the LE. The ride is extremely smooth, comfortable, and very quiet. I love the new design of the 2018. I bought a Camry that has a black exterior and interior. It has plenty of room in the front and back. A lot comes standard on the LE (back up camera, 7 inch screen, blue tooth, apps, lane assist, and many more safety features). Although, it's a 4 cylinder, it accelerates extremely well. I haven't found anything that I don't like. So far, so good. Extremely happy with this purchase.

I brought the Camry for my wife and she loves it . This is our second Camry and we still have the 03 Camry. Great car

I love my car, everything about it is beautiful. The Camry is a very smooth drive, and the sound system is phenomenal. The car has everything you need. You have so much space in the front and back seats. The trunk is spacious as well. The best thing about it is that it doesn't waste gas.

I love this car so much for many years I want one. I tried other brands and some were good. But nothing like Toyota from the comfort of the car, the value for my money and the durable of it self. I will recoment Toyota every chance I have.

I'm extremely happy with my new Camry XLE. The exterior is very sharp looking and interior is extremely comfortable. The amount of technology inside is unmatched at the price point. Interstate driving is very smooth and quiet.

The ride is good and comfy.the interior is ok and a lot of led rooms. Lack of heated steering wheel. Heated seats are great to have.

My vehicle came with the Entune 3.0 plug audio system which is over a thousand dollar package. I didn't specifically want it, but was told something to the effect that Toyota wouldn't build it with the options I did want without also including this package. The audio system is practically worthless if you don't use it as a frontend for a smartphone. Navigation won't work without a phone. The builtin verizon wifi hotspot in the audio system is not used by the vehicle itself for anything except passing spy information back to Toyota. The USB audio player insists on playing songs and albums in alphabetical order. There's no option to play in track order or year order. When you first plug in a device with a large audio collection it takes over TEN MINUTES before it is ready to browse the music. Apparently it has to read the tag data for every song on the device before it can do anything. Each time you turn the car on it takes a couple of minutes to refresh the music data. It remembers which song was playing when you last shut the car off and resumes it, but if that song finishes before the music refresh completes, the system forgets what album, artist or folder you were playing and jumps back to the first song on the device. Good luck getting back to that album, artist or folder because the system will not let you use the browse feature while the vehicle is in motion. So, pull off the road somewhere and park, THEN you can browse back to the music you were previously playing. Have an audio player that's NOT a cellphone? Forget using it. The bluetooth in the audio system apparently will not connect to anything BUT a phone. I tried two bluetooth audio transmitters and got back "waiting for connection. Check your device's bluetooth settings" every time. Considering that most audio players do not come with bluetooth, it was ridiculous for Toyota to not even include an audio in jack in this thousand dollar system.