2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid consumer reviews

Initially disappointed with this car, I owned a 2008 Toyota Camry Hybrid and it rode and drove like a Lexus. Unfortunately Toyota decided in 2012 to change the ride of the Camry from smooth, quiet ride to let's feel and hear the road ride. Not a happy camper, it is a very loud and not so smooth ride. The one saving grace of this car is that I have had very little if any unexpected problems. Now I had a tire issue with the 2008 in that the car would eat the tires and ruin the quiet ride. Not sure if I have that issue with the 2012 because the ride is so noisy and rough so you always hear the tires.

I have been driving my 2012 Toyota Hybrid for 5 years and I doubt I will ever trade it in. I don't get as good of gas mileage as most because I live in Montana and drive it with snow tires half of the year. My recommendation is to change the air filter a lot, be careful of the front bumper as it cracks easily. Other than that, it purrs quieter than a kitten, is very reliable, has started every time....even in -50 temps.

Bought a Toyota Camry Hybrid in 2012: best car I've ever owned or driven! Gas mileage as advertised (usually > 40 mpg for commuting, about town, and long family trips) and uses less expensive regular. My thanks to the designers for the many extra touches and conveniences: visual driving feedback screens among my favorites. Intuitive, clearly labeled, easily managed controls. Lots of built-in apps in 2012: incl. GPS navigation, satellite radio, hands-free mobile phone support (although navigation not included in 2016, I found). As comfortable and luxurious as my husband's (twice as expensive) luxury cars, and soooo quiet. Same trouble-free reliability I've come to expect from Toyota. The only thing that could possibly make this car better is if it came in the color Turquoise!

I love this car but my gas mileage in the winter in town dipped to close to 30mpg. That was very dissapointing. Does anyone have any clue why?

I am using 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE, it's great car in all aspects. This car can help you whatever your demands, It's simply, irresistible

I work as a product specialist for Toyota. I purchased my Camry XLE Hybrid in april of 2015. I have put over 25,000 miles on in by January of 2016. I have achieved 44mpg on the hwy. cruise set at 54 mph. Different driving styles and heater use you will not be able to achieve this kind of MPG. For me the Camry XLE Hybrid has been an excellent vehicle. I would recommend it to anyone regardless of the gas prices.

I've driven my 2012 Camry Hybrid SE for 50 months now. For a 4cylinder engine, this car handles the road AWESOME. It has a smooth ride. When out of ECO mode, it has faster acceleration & power. The cabin space is roomier than that of the 2012-13 Honda Accord's. Trunk space is adequate; similar to that of the Corolla. You get less trunk space with this Hybrid model because the electric engine occupies trunk space that would otherwise be there with the gas engine Camry model. Drawbacks: Gas truly averages about 34-36mpg. I actually never saw the mpg meter achieve 40mpg. It is disappointing that this car is not as cost savvy as it boasts. The exterior is nothing to get excited about. Chrome detail and fog lights looks cheap. Interior is poor quality as well.

I bought the XLE Camry Hybrid in April 2012 with 9800 miles on it. It rides, handles and looks like a new car. I have averaged over 41 mpg in combined driving since purchase and have put 10,000 miles on it already. Definitely will look for another one when it is time to trade, again.

I've had my Camry Hybrid LE for a little over 2 weeks now, and I love it. It feels solid, very quiet and safe, is reasonably comfortable and has great gas mileage. I would recommend it without hesitation... BUT... I am disappointed by the cheapness of the interiors. Compared with my previous 2001 Solara (same appointment level) I lost the driver power seat... worse, the materials used for dashboard, door lining etc. are several grades below my old car's. Is this the best you can do, Toyota?

while we plan to use for trips in the 300-600 mile range, it's the in town use that's so impressive. 50 mpg is easily attainable. power seats with the xle--worth every penny.