Toyota for Sale in Sacramento, CA

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!

Traded up from a Highlander because we needed more power to tow a camper. Took a trip to southern Utah and it did everything I asked of it. Awesome car so far!

Great for a family although I would recommend the captains chairs. One major issue is the rear automatic lift gates have issues. Mine is 2200$ to fix. Great vehicle just watch out for those rear hatch issues.

It was the exact vehicle I needed for my work needs and family leisure. The features inside the vehicle are amazing. Even though I couldn’t tap into them all without the help of kids

Recently upgraded my 1998 Camry to the 2015. This car has the reliability we have come to expect from our trusty old Toyotas along with some great modern upgrades. The cabin is incredibly quiet. This car handles so well and drives so smoothly. I’ve never regretted purchasing a Toyota.

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.

The Sienna is a great van. Reliable and spacious. The only thing I did not like was the way the hardware for the third row seats is open and unsightly. Also, the tracks for seconds row seats run all the way to the front seats. Looks bad and is a trap for all sorts of debris.

I like the body of the car from any other Prius body style. I can this is the Legendary Prius body style. I owned already one for my wife and bought for myself too. I highly recommend if you are looking for something really reliable and gas and maintenance saver car.

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.

It's a really good car if you need a TRUE sport utility vehicle. One of the few body on frame SUVs left that stay true to their off road roots, but yet stylish and sexy for an awesome around town vehicle that still turns heads. Resale is also really good on 4Runner's, just like Tacoma's. The reason is the engines, and mechanical components are built to last, and as long as you do your regular maintenance and oil changes, your mechanic will tell you the car is like new. I have 3 friends that own 5th generation 4Runner's and their maintenance guys all say the same thing, and I've never heard of one breaking down. On top of that if you live in an area that gets a lot of snow, this is a fantastic 4x4. Good luck getting stuck. I always say, "4Runner Don't Care!" If you like a little luxury (leather, heated seats, touch screen nav and premium sound), they have models that have all those bells and whistles. From SR5 to Limited, there is a 4Runner that will work for you. I have the Trail, and it's built for off-roading, but still was a great "go-to-work" car for me. Gas mileage isn't bad either for such as sport worthy vehicle.

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.

This was the best car I ever owned. Never had a problem with it. Don't know if I was living my 2nd childhood or what but traded it in on a 2012 Ford Mustang. Of course trading a 2012 for a 2012 I got screwed royalty. As soon as the new car warranty expired on the Mustang many things started going wrong. Had to get rid of it. I certainly learned a lesson in life.

I loved my 2010!! 2016 differences -no power port in the hatch area -less cargo room and cubbies to store things -doesn’t do as well in the snow -has more power -overall handles better -the base model has some bells and whistles I love Toyota’s and have always been impressed! It has taken me a little bit to get use to the new blind spots. Overall love it!

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.

Although I purchased this truck used, it was in mint condition w/low mileage. A rugged 4X4, fully loaded with extras and off-road tires and rugged blacked-out rims. This truck performs well above standards, on and off-road. Hands down better than the Nissan trucks and Jeeps I’ve owned- and I traded a Jeep for this Tacoma! Besides, the resale value on Toyota’s cannot be beat! This is a long-lasting performance truck worth every penny.

We bought this car recently and it is the Limited Edition, and it is a great car. We love the features. It has everything, but still is economical and a very lovely car to drive. We are really very happy with the purchase. It came with an Unlimited Warranty on major systems too, available from certain dealerships.

I love this car. From the interior to the outside. Every bit of this is worth the money! We bought this car used with 16,000 miles. It feels new, it drives new, and even better. The car is still under warranty. You can never go wrong with a Toyota. you can never go wrong with Fred's Executive Auto.

I purchased this car for it’s reliablility and gas mileage, and it did not disappoint. Not only was it a comfortable ride, it had features that I have grown to really need, like backup cameras and leather seating (easy clean for the kids!). I would highly recommend buying for those that need a car that’s going to keep running for 200k + miles. Toyota is the only vehicle I would buy for my own children and have peace of mind they will not break down somewhere.

I love this vehicle. 2nd RAV4 that I’ve owned and I’m really happy with it. Handles well in poor weather which is frequent in MN. Great size as well.

I love that it is easy to get in-and-out of my Highlander. After hip replacement, that was a major factor in looking for a vehicle. Now, my 86 year old Mom loves it for the same reason, easy to get in and out. Comfortable ride, even for the back seat, plenty of leg room. Comforting knowing it is very dependable.