Overview & Reviews

Other than the added availability of power-adjustable pedals, the 2003 Toyota Camry is unchanged.

• Roomy, comfortable, plenty of safety and luxury features, high resale value, reputation for reliability.

User Reviews:

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  Great car, except for seats - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Edward Turner - October 8 - 1:30 pm

  Love the car, except for the seat issue. Back half of seat is soft. Front half of seat is hard, as it has a flat metal piece under it. There is a lot of pressure at the transition which cuts off the blood circulation.

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  Oh what a feeling? - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By SubVet - September 22 - 2:10 am

  Have had the car little over two and a half years. Honestly the first and only one I will ever have. About every 20K have to lube steering column, have done 2 four wheel alignments, now on third set of tires. Scrubbed curb and did $1000 damage to suspension alone. Ride is fair at best. Yea, I guess I could weld the hood shut my expenses have all be under the car. Will not ever consider one again.

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  Boring Car with Bad Computer - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By LCAtlanta - August 27 - 2:00 am

  This car had starting problems in the first 1,000 miles. After having it towed in twice and four dealer repair attempts, it now still has problems. Toyota doesnt seem to be able to diagnose computer problems with their cars.

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  Roomy & Zoomy - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Paul Feldmann - August 27 - 2:00 am

  Ive driven Toyotas for many years but this is the first one Ive ever owned. The exterior styling is classy and the interior is roomy and quiet. Sound and reception from the optional JBL stereo is excellent. The best sound however comes from the 4 cyl. engine. Its got plenty of zoom and revs to the redline without a hint of vibration. Overall Im extremely pleased with this vehicle.

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  The Absolute BEST car that Ive ever owned - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Jim Prendible - August 24 - 7:35 am

  My Camry has been the most reliable, maintenance free car Ive ever owned. My first repair came at a little over 200k miles. Had to replace the starter. Were now at 235k and have only spent +/- $1,500 in all. When this one finally goes, well probably get another.

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  Had higher expectations of the car - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By D. Grugan - August 19 - 2:00 am

  Power could be better and the gas mileage should be considering that the car requires premimum. I have a navigation system and its merely a toy unless the owner is in a position to travel to unfamiliar routes. Driver fron seat came up somewhat short on support for my long legs. Also, the power seats do not tilt back far enough for taller drivers with long legs.

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  2003 Camry SE - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By mac0s9user - August 11 - 2:03 am

  I am a Toyota mechanic and this is the car I trained on . I saw how well it was built and all the redundant systems and had to buy one. Got mine last year and at 80,000 now am having no problems. Brakes are getting due but for me thats only like $200. Best value for the money. I am adding different aftermarket headlights for originality but other than that its perfect!

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  an extremally everage car - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By sasha - August 7 - 10:00 am

  bought it used with 18k.The very second week took it to a dealer to fix as i found out collapsed chaircoal canister.Two month later couldt start it and again my dealer fixed problem with engine oil flooding sparkplugs.When loaded (2-3 people inside)the car hits speedbumps with its buttom. Horrible bodyroll, jerky acceleration, average braking power and totaly looses traction and stability when driven over uneven pavement. This car was a dissssapointment.

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  Love My Black Walnut SE - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Sears - August 7 - 10:00 am

  I bought my Camry SE a short time ago and am thrilled. I went shopping for the best 4 cylinder vehicle on the market and found it! Smooth, strong, quiet, powerful engine. Silken transmission. Great sport suspension and leather steering wheel. My wife and teen son love the interior and the JBL stereo. I love the color--BLACK WALNUT-- a manly, rare, underrated hue. All this, plus ABS, aluminum wheels, 24 mpg, and monster trunk, for less than $21,000. Booyah! Drove the Accord, RSX and others first; then bought the right car. I sit tall in my Camry at 61"; great view fore and aft. A rip racer that doubles as a sedan. Go get one!

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  The best family car anyone can buy - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Hassan - August 3 - 10:00 am

  The camry is truly the best family sedan anyone can buy, becuase it has great etractive design and it is very comfortable on road or highway. And toyotas reliability is outstanding. Sorry honda but your accord just did not get my vote on family sedan. J.D power and associates just named toyota and lexus the best name brands of any car manufacturer. In my eyes and other people the camry beats the accord again.