Toyota Camry Hybrid for Sale in Nashua, NH

The car handles great. I feel safer in this car than I did in my Jeep Cherokee! I have almost 100k on the car and it still has the original brakes! Would recommend to anyone looking fir a reliable car that will last for a long time

This is a very comfortable car to drive. Great power, great fuel economy. The 1 downfall is the steel wheels with plastic hubcaps. It should have aluminum alloy wheels

Great vehicle. Only detractors are the back up camera/navigation screen puts off glare in sunlight. A better angle or a recessed shroud would help. Tires rumble at highway speeds. The switches for the technology package should light up to indicate that particular system is energized.

I had already researched hybrid vehicles and have owned two so I already had picked out this v eff hickey for a rest drive. Both my previous hybrid cars, a civic and a Prius, have/had smaller engines, so the added power of a larger engine felt nice. Very roomy and comfortable.

This vehicle was just what I was looking for it is very spacious. All the reviews have been mostly positive and the gas mileage is amazing.

I have completed 81,000 miles since Jan, 2014. I have good experience with Car with no issues. The car has some rattling in Dashboard at low speed and dealers have not been able to correct it. They tried to fix it but it came back. Overall , I like the fuel efficiency, reliability, speed/pick-up of car. It switched between engine and battery easily and without any drag/slowness.

This car exceeded my needs and is very comfortable to drive! The pick up for a hybrid blows me away! Not a single complaint! Nice

I have owned this car since new, June 2012, and covered 78,500 miles at an average of 35.8 mpg. You get more around town, as the electric motor is used more. But my driving is a mixture of town and freeway driving. The acceleration is really good as the electric motor backs up the engine instantly. The blend of performance, mpg and carbon dioxide emissions is really good. The car is built like a tank. It is easy to see why Toyotas are so regularly at the top of reliability tables. All I've had go wrong are: new cables for gasoline and trunk release and a new valve for the windscreen washers. My version built in 2012, had improved roadholding, but it is at the expense of the hard ride. The car dips too much when braking too. But it is so quiet inside the cabin, which makes long journeys very peaceful.

I test drove a 2015 Camry Hybrid, that I had planned to buy, I have some back issues and could not find a comfortable seat position. I am comfortable in my wife's Prius. Otherwise a nice driver.

The Camry has been a reliable vehicle except when the hybrid battery died after approximately 80,000 miles. Apparently, 80,000 is the usual lifetime of those batteries. Toyota replaced it for a small fee since it was just out of the warranty period. Those batteries normally cost $5K to replace. Other than that, a great car and no complaints!