Toyota for Sale in Madison, IN

Great truck if you don’t want a full size truck, very reliable, I have the longer bed which is great, I don’t think I would like the smaller bed. Lots of hidden compartments, for storage.

Unfortunately I totaled this car recently and miss her dearly. It never gave me any problems . Only needed to change the oil and tires and brakes.

Great gas mileage. Around 50 mpg. If I hated everything about the car 50 mpg sold me anyway. However, it rides nice, it has plenty of space even in the back seats for someone who is 6’0-6’2. I really have no problems at all with the car. Happy to own it and would buy it again.

Drove my Tacoma for 5.5 years and loved it. After living with a vehicle for 5 years you do pick at the minor short comings. First, I wish I had gotten leather to begin with as I missed it. The cloth seats are very durable, but were stiff and a little rough to the touch. Second, the turn radius of the Double Cab long bed is not very conducive to parking. Lastly, the Entune radio system is lousy and very disappointing for the upgrade cost for JBL. With all that said the resale value is terrific (90% of original price 6 years later) and I would not hesitate to purchase again. I simply upgraded to a Tundra and promptly got my leather!

I was looking at Corolla Eco, Civic EX,and Hyundai Eco, but for a little bit more ($16,800) i got a LOT more room, vault like quiet, luxuriously comfortable, vastly superior quality, and today, I hit 40MPG with Mid-grade,on the highway (70mph).

This is the best car I have ever had. I usually buy a new car every five years. I have always wanted a Toyota Corolla. So, I bought my 2006 Toyota used March 2009. It had 33,000 miles on it. It has been my Best Buy yet. I had to change the Serpentine belt shortly after I bought it, because it was squeaking. Six years later, I changed it for safety sake. Other than that, I have had my back brakes adjusted, oil and air filters changed, windshield wipers, and one set of tires. I am so glad I decided to buy a used car. It has served me well, and it is still going strong. And, it looks good.

This car runs & drives great! I had safe & secure driving experience with this car. Toyota Camry is famous for its excellent design & engines.

This car was just what I was looking for. I drive a lot so I wanted something with great gas mileage. It is very small, yet still has decent trunk space. It handles great and I feel safe when driving it, the only concern is how light it is so on windy days it can be a bit nerve wracking, but that comes with the size, at least the battery does add some extra weight.

This car meets my needs and I enjoy driving it. First time i ever had a Toyota. Just wish it was bigger inside. Not as roomy as I would like.

Bought a 2018 Camry SE left over in ultra white with black interior. So far I love it. I’ve read many online complaints about the 8 speed Trans. I’ve had 0 problems with it to date. The car does learn your driving habits so it may take a few hundred miles for both you and your vehicle to learn each other. It’s quiet smooth and handles lovely. Very sharp looking. I’ve owned Honda’s Chevys Fords Chrysler’s Etc. been driving anything with wheels for 20 years, this is my first Toyota. I was going to go with the 2019 Accord but HATE the new Fast back design and the fact they only come in turbo which cooks your engine over time turned me off to them. I opted for the Toyota’s Camry SE instead. I Love the new sporty look and interior and the engine is more than powerful and peppy without all that turbo nonsense. My biggest complaint in there’s no heated seats in the 2018 SE other than that it’s a well designed sporty reliable car . The technology is unparalleled to anything I’ve have had personally. The Entune takes some getting use to but I have no major complaints or objections. No CD player but who cares with the way music is on our phones now. Might as well have a record player installed next to your 8 track deck if that’s what you want !😂 if you want a reliable car with a great reputation I suggest get one . Happy Hunting to you.

On the positive side, love the engine and transmission. Tuned exhaust is just right - a low growl but not obnoxious. Seat comfor is so- so, especially after a couple of hours behind the wheel. Entertainment system is a big disappointment? especially since this is a Limited edition. Sound quality is average and the Entune system should be dropped immediately in favor of Apple and Google offerings. Toyota is a little slow incorporating technology- not sure why. Still, I bought this truck for its above average reliability history and hope to have it for a long time.

We test drove and purchased a 2016 Camry SE. we love it! My husband is 6 feet tall and he has plenty of room! A great family car but sporty enough to have some fun!

I love this truck. It is big inside and out. Really big back seat and has alot if leg room front and back. It even has a rear window that rolls down. It's great!!

This car is comfortable to drive, gets great gas mileage, has all of the safety features I want , has enough room for my kids and all of their stuff all with 4 wheel drive.

I have it for only 2 months,but its nice to drive.Lots of room inside,quiet and smooth ride.One con is no speed control for intermite wipers,one speed only.Nice looking interior. I hear that toyota is reliable,will find out. Checked mpg,22 around town ,27 trip

This trucks not quick, but bound to be reliable. I purchased it to tow a side by side. I’ve upgraded suspension, brakes and transmission, easy to work on.

I love the car and it's mileage and usefulness. I just don't think the vehicle is worth the near $300/month I pay and the over $350/month I will pay once I purchase it out of the lease. There is no real wow factor to the vehicle. It's a basic point-a-to-point-b vehicle that doesn't inspire greatness or rampant want/need.

This car was a great transition from my Nissan Frontier Truck. I was looking at Ford Flex, Ford Explorer and Nissan Murano. The expectations I have are all satisfied in the Highlander. Needed a large enough car to haul my family around, and my ton and a half of clay and equipment.

Switched from an 06 Chevy 2500 4WD to Tundra 4WD. Haven't owned long enough to really say much except we own a Prius with 115,000 miles and a Tacoma with 175,000 miles so I'm confident it will live up to my expectations. Not the best looking trucks but if it doesn't cost as much as the Chevy to maintain for 10 years I;ll be happy. The 5.7 engine did get 19.2 MPG on the 200 mile drive home. That alone is impressive!

The stearing for parking is extremely good. Safety features for lane indicator and back up camera, a great feature. Myself the driver and all passengers, extremely comfortable, roomy. Trunk roomy for suitcases. Best of all the V6, really picks up additional driving fun and safety. Especially passing.