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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  My First Toyota - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By belaircarguy - December 15 - 10:00 am

  Traded my 2000 Dodge Intrepid for 2003 Camry. Camry has a light touch, easy steering, parking and visibility. Nice ride, but not as much fun as the Intrepid, which was low slung and hugged the road like a sports car. Build quality is good, and car has an airconditioner that could chill meat! Great for those hot July days.

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  Excellent car - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Eugene Y Song - December 3 - 2:00 am

  It is a nice car but be careful to the dealer. THey can set a trap for you just because it is a nice car and you want to buy.

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  BEST PICK - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By BILL GIBBS - November 20 - 2:00 am

  Never drove a car I like more. This car drives like a dream. relieiblity, ride comfort, and safety top the list for me. Unlike the Honda that seems to drive like a sports car wantabe.

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  Large Blind Spots make it less then good - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By mukesh - November 9 - 10:00 am

  Its been about 7 month since I have this vehicle. Its quite and powerful vehicle with lots of room. Everything is build nice and works well. Drove it 600 miles in one go and no problem. The mileage I am getting is about 18 in city and 23 on highway.

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  Hated it! - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Florida Nancy - October 30 - 6:10 am

  I loved my 89 Camry which we had for 13 years til we traded it for an 03. What a disappointment. Never did figure out how to park it straight. I always had to overshoot to get into a parking space. Styling was as exciting as a refrigerator. I traded it in. Dont leave a Camry outside overnight... mine got mildew in the little seams around the car, and if it was wet and I opened the drivers window, water dripped inside right onto the power window buttons. Toyota told me that was OK, I wonder over time if water in the buttons would hurt it? Front and back edges not visible from drivers seat, very hard to judge parking. Wouldnt buy again.

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  Around town - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Bill Synnott - September 27 - 10:00 am

  Ecellent transportation for most around town and highway needs. The quality of product was good.

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  Test Drive Carefully - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By M.A. - September 22 - 2:50 pm

  The powertrain is lousy! When driving, there is a delay between when you push the accelerator and when the engine starts to rev. My girlfriend always thought I was crazy until she was driving it one day and pushed on the gas to pass someone and the car didnt accelerate for one to two seconds. It is also difficult to transition smoothly from slowing to a stop and accelerating without the car whipping your head back; this is not because of the awesome power; after the kick, there is not much left. I brought this car in to two different dealerships and also called Toyota to complain. They all say that the system is operating properly. Id never buy another Toyota!

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  Best in the biz - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By Mickey Kaline - September 21 - 10:00 am

  Seats are firm and comfortable. Some may say the engine is weak, but it does fine. Great trunk space. Roomy back seat. Handling is secure, but not perfect. Solid suspension.

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  i luvvv my camry - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By stephzbooty - September 21 - 10:00 am

  itz great!! i totally luv my new car..it totally helpz me pick up on tha dudez 2

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  Problems after 60k - 2003 Toyota Camry
  By charlie from boston - September 3 - 12:50 pm

  We bought a Camry after many problems with our 1999 Mitsubishi Gallant. We bought on brand reputation and looks of car. The car ran great until the 36k warranty expired. First thing was that a fuel sensor went bad shortly after warranty expired. $450 Then the paint on the car started to peel.The seatbelts in front have always locked up while driving..Has never drove well in snow and back end tends to swerve in snowy weather. Changed tires because original tires did not grip the road well. Needed new struts at 45k. At 65k the oxygen sensor went and shortly after that the power steering failed. No next time!