Overview & Reviews

For 2011, the Toyota Camry sees no changes.

• Roomy cabin, extraordinarily refined and fuel-efficient V6, quiet and cushy ride, excellent crash test scores.

• Spotty fit and finish, spiritless handling.

User Reviews:

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  Still getting used to this car - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By still adjusting .... - October 11 - 10:00 am

  We own a 2003 Toyota Camry & continue to use it every day & love it. We needed an additional car, so we decided to buy a 2011 Camry LE. We are both still getting used to this car.It seems to often drive like a "horse in the starting gate"-more than ready to take off, especially from a park or stop mode. It is a smooth ride on the open rode, but we both feel like we have to "manage" its tendency to want to accelerate when we drive it in the city. We may take it back to the dealer to have it evaluated for this. We also notice that the windshield is slow to clear when it is both humid and/or rainy. Other than these 2 problems, we are enjoying the car.

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  Comfort and ride - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By gail roe - June 10 - 4:23 am

  Very comfortable ride. The suspension system is great. You pick up very little outside noise. We also own a Honda and it cant compare to our Camry for handling and comfort. Our Camry is a much softer ride.

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  6 month follow-up review. - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By Ray - June 5 - 10:00 am

  I reviewed the Camry here back in April. Heres my perspective after 6 months/9,000 miles. I still love the design. The paint is holding up well, although dings come easily without the body-side molding. As mine is the base Camry with 6 speed auto, power is merely adequate. The transmission continues to hunt through the gears on anything other than flat surfaces. I use the sport shift feature to make best use of the engines torque range. The cruise control has a hard time maintaining a set speed in hilly sections. It drops off pace, then suddenly downshifts the transmission and races up to speed, making you look like youre racing the driver next to you. It feels clumsy.

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  Good choice - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By Brent - April 16 - 2:00 am

  This is a solid choice of a car if you are looking for something practical. The fit and finish is solid and I enjoy driving it. The MPG for combined driving for me has been a lot lower than expected at 24.5 mpg. The bluetooth is ok but not nearly as easy to use without having navigation. It also seems to be really peppy, like almost too peppy when coming out of the garage.

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  Not bad, but could use some improvements - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By M.P. - April 1 - 5:16 am

  Chose the Camry for a few reasons. I love the comfortable ride, smooth, powerful engine, and quiet interior. The simple controls and inoffensive styling are pluses too. Considering how large this car is, it gets very good fuel economy; over 30 MPG on the highway and mid-20s mixed. Its hard to believe this is a four-cylinder - the engine is very quiet and has a surprising amount of passing power. Unfortunately, the steering is vague, and the suspension does not feel very confident on curvy roads. Toyotas have never been sporty cars, but a bit of tightening would do much good for the Camry. Biggest disappointment is the interior; cheaply assembled and has developed rattles at only 3000 miles.

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  LOVIN IT SO FAR... - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By jdt1975 - February 16 - 7:33 pm

  I have only owned the car for one week. I do not have any complaints so far about the car itself just a little buyers remorse regarding the price I paid. Though I can only blame myself for not doing my research before going out car shopping. The car is quite zippy, lots of torque and horsepower. I bought the SE with the VIP package, paid $26,950.

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  Good Choice - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By broufam - January 19 - 4:57 am

  I purchased my 2011 Camry LE on Jan 6,2011. I Paid $20,500. I have the Bluetooth and Window tint and Aluminum wheels. I travel primary highway miles at 130 miles round trip per day. I have now filled up 3 times and as I average my fuel, it has been consistant with 31mpg highway. I do not do very much city driving. I drive 73Mph with cruise everyday to work. The car handles well, saying it has the 4cyl w/auto transmission. It is pretty comfortable to drive the distance I do to and from work. I have plenty of head room and the children in the back say they sit comfortable. My wfie sat in the back seat at the height of 55" and had no complaints. She really enjoys the car when she gets to driv

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  Good and bad - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By badbug2000 - June 23 - 10:00 am

  Everything looks OK except the headrests on font seats is too big and not comfortable. Also rear view point isnt good enough. Dont forget to get the one with back up camera if you decide to buy one later.

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  New car, new issues - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By Katietuz - February 7 - 12:10 am

  Picked up the car on Tuesday. On Friday, the airbag warning light went on. Needs new computer. Not happy with 6 speed transmission. When driving around 25 - 32 mph, car jolts back and forth between gears. Dealer says this is normal for this transmission.

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  Not recommended - 2011 Toyota Camry
  By mojoe4420 - January 23 - 7:27 am

  Toyota has bungled what could be a very nice cars with a few foolish decisions. When I buy from an automaker I expect them to deliver a car, not a nanny. The seatbelt chime should give 4 or 5 dings should I choose to unbuckle for whatever reason. Instead it offers 1 ding per second for about 30 seconds & then switches tempo to 3 dings per second for at least another 30. Unnecessary. By the way geniuses, thats my briefcase in the passenger seat, not a person. Idiots! Then theres the fresh air/recirc HVAC control. When I make an adjustment, its for a reason. Toyota thinks they need to automatically switch to fresh air after about 5 minutes. Not cool. I rented this car, no purchase plans.