Overview & Reviews

For the 2006 Toyota Camry, the navigation system is now available as a stand-alone option on the SE V6. The Camry's stated power ratings are also a bit lower this year due to Toyota's implementation of a new SAE engine testing procedure.

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

User Reviews:

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  ...over priced ready for the junkyard relics... - 2006 Toyota Camry
  By Lrau - October 27 - 12:00 am

  ...teen agers dont like the car, consider it an old mans car, they rather ride the bus, and thats exactly what some do... overpriced high mileage old cars...

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  Too many little things. - 2006 Toyota Camry
  By mookie - July 6 - 2:50 pm

  Ok, this is going to sound nitpicky, but bear with me. Youve got to know about this before you buy. First off: The car looks great, drives great, handles great, build is great. BUT There are so many annoyances that I feel like Im losing my mind. 1). Cannot get comfortable: always reaching for the wheel. 2). Blinkers are always on - because they dont click loud enough to remind me to shut them. 3). Speedometer is stupid. It is marked 20,40,60,80 etc. To see 55 or 45mph youve got to mentally interpolate. 4). A BIGGY: Gas mileage not what they tell you. It is billed as 24/34 - Ive never gotten over 23mpg. This is basically bait an switch! Sounds petty, but small things really add up!

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  MPG Stinks - 2006 Toyota Camry
  By Greg Winter - November 2 - 12:40 pm

  I am disgusted with this, my 2nd Camry, and my 3rd Toyota. The MPG was advertised as 24 city, 34 HWY. I have NEVER gotten better than 17 mpg and sometimes get 15/16. Ive taken it to Toyota and all I get is a recommendation for a $500 tuneup. I have religiously followed instructions for maintenance, and have treated it with care, but Im going to sell it. My Dodge minivan with 110K miles gets better mileage. I bought the silly thing mainly because I wanted better mileage, and it was a replacement for my 95 Camry which, even after 120K miles, got 24 mpg. Pathetic. Plus, the cup holder in the front doesnt work: its not adjustable and the slim plastic tab keeps popping out. A lemon.

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  Cant get comfortable - 2006 Toyota Camry
  By Ouch - October 18 - 11:00 pm

  At first I loved this car for the way it drove, but after spending some time behind the wheel, I realize Ive got to get rid of it. There is no possible way for me to find a comfortable driving position. The problem is that the steering wheel and pedals are almost in the same vertical plane. Either Im reaching for the wheel or my knees are bent and almost on the dashboard. Dont know how anyone else deals with this as Im only 56" !! Also my head is too close to the visor, I have to duck to turn it down. This also means that in a crash, my forhead will smack up against the same. Tried everything. Very disappointed.