2010 Toyota Camry Hybrid consumer reviews

The car can be very rewarding in it's increased gas mileage but it does get you to drive like an old lady to get the better mileage. I have noticed a few minor quercks in the car and each time I ask the dealer about them they don't have an answer. Through research we have found that quercks are standard with all camrys. Over all a comfortable and economical car.

Bought over the internet. Far quiter than I had dreamed for. The torque of the electric motor at takeoff from a light makes it feel like a magic carpet. Smooth, quiet, no muss, no fuss. 38MPG overall so far for 2600 mi.

Excellent fuel economy (getting 38-39 mpg, consistently), drives great, more than adequate power. Interior is comfortable and quiet, and better quality than a comparable Ford Fusion. (just a notch below a Lexus). Admittedly, the fusion handles a wee bit better. The difference between the 2 cars is minimal, (Much much less than what most reviewers make it out to be). No regrets trading in a 2003 Accord for this car!!!

I FINDING THE ENJOYMENT OF DRIVING AGAIN. THIS VEHICLE HAS PLENTY OF PEP AND IS GREAT ON GAS MILEAGE. THE TRUNK SPACE AND DESIGN(LAYOUT) IS MY ONLY COMPLAINT. IT'S VERY SMALL AND THE BATTERIES TAKE UP MOST OF THE AVAILABLE SPACE.ALL IN ALL I WOULD SUGGEST EVERYONE TO GIVE THIS VEHICLE A TEST DRIVE.

My new fleet vehicele is a camry hybrid so it gets driven a lot in all kinds of traffic and roads. I've been averaging right at 38 mpg and I'm not really doing anything different from how I drove my last non-hybrid car. Plus its roomy, comfortable, handles great! Have to get used to the get n go aspect of the hybrid though.