I recently gave my daughter my much loved, fully loaded 2007 Camry Hybrid.I miss it very much. The early ones were made in Japan and really hold up well providing you take care of them. During the 165,000 miles I owned the car it never broke down and never required a repair aside from normal things like brakes, tires, new TPS sensors and normal maintenance. That's quite remarkable. If you take the time to learn how to coax the car into electric mode with the gas pedal these cars easily exceed 40 mpg except during the coldest few months. If you can find a well cared for example of this car jump on it, you won't regret it.

I had been driving my Camry for several years ,more than 182K miles and until today no big problems at all, except for the tire pressure sensors which are normally down since it have a battery like a watch , but after 17 years that is normal issue !!! I love this car :))

My 2007 Camry Hybrid now has 17 Minnesota winters behind it and 161,000 miles on its odometer but it runs and looks like it's brand new. It has not a speck of rust, and it's quiet, smooth and ultra dependable. I don't drive fast or hard, so the car averages around 40 mpg in the summer. The cost of maintenance has been low and would probably have been better if I had used genuine Toyota parts. But I hate the air handling and radio controls, which I cannot use without taking my eyes off of the road.