Overview & Reviews
For the 2004 Toyota Camry, a new 3.3-liter V6 is standard on SE V6 models. Relative to last year's 3.0-liter V6, this engine offers 33 more horsepower and an additional 31 pound-feet of torque, boosting ratings to 225 and 240, respectively. Fortunately, Toyota has also boosted the 3.0-liter engine's output -- it now makes 210 hp and 220 lb-ft of torque in V6-equipped LE and XLE models. Both V6 engines come standard with a five-speed automatic transmission this year. In other news, a new trim has been introduced; the Limited Edition Camry comes in an exclusive crystal-white color, and offers a unique front grille, standard foglamps and champagne-color exterior badging.
- Roomy, comfortable, plenty of safety and luxury features, high resale value, strong reputation for reliability.
User Reviews:
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2004 Toyota Camry Le - 2004 Toyota Camry
By Outstanding Vehicle - March 30 - 8:00 amGreat car overall. Outstanding value for the entire vehicle. I was expected it to cost more, but it actually costed alot less. Still cant get over the fact that Ive had it for 2 years now and it still drives exactly like the day I got it. Its so smooth and quiet, easy to drive and comfortable. The overall car feels thousands more expensive than it actually is. Couldnt have made a better purchase dicision. I recommend this car to ANYONE.
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Camry SE - 2004 Toyota Camry
By kcole - February 23 - 2:00 amGoing from a Chevy Tahoe to my new camry has been a pleasure! I thought I would miss the size of the Tahoe, but the roomy interior of the Camry is great! I just laugh and laugh when I pass the gas pumps now!
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se camry2003 - 2004 Toyota Camry
By mspris - February 18 - 10:00 amI have enjoyed this camry it is my first one and it wont be my last one to own either. I feel very safe in the car with my family. It has great pickup gas milege and really great options and features. The indash 6 disc changer is great you just load them in and you dont have this changer in your way. We load stuff in trunk with no problem large and spacious.
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FINALLY! - 2004 Toyota Camry
By STEALTH - February 17 - 2:00 amI CANNOT BELIEVE HOW THIS CAR RIDES. IT IS SO SMOOTH, QUIET, FAST AND GREAT ON GAS. I TRADED IN A CIVIC AND THIS CAR GETS BETTER GAS MILEAGE WITH MORE ROOM AND THE FEEL OF A "LUXURY" CAR. MOST IMPORTANTLY TO ME IS THE SAFETY REPUTATION.
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2004 toyota review - 2004 Toyota Camry
By john talty - February 11 - 10:00 amIt is a very well made vehicle. Very well designed with comfort in mind. Great car and we are very happy with it so far.
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04 Toyota SE V6 - 2004 Toyota Camry
By STSi454 - January 5 - 2:00 amIve had the car for over 1 month and I love it. Its got pep, and its still good on gas.I like the design of the Camry a lot better than of the Accord.
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5th Camry, and Loving It! - 2004 Toyota Camry
By James - November 29 - 6:20 amLove my 04 Camry LE! Great car! Great quality! Super quiet, and super- solid! Attractive, upscale design!
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Great Ride - 2004 Toyota Camry
By sunsax - October 12 - 2:00 amI bought this car in August and this is the most comfortable car I ever drove. This is LE/auto(2003) at a great price of $17600(all taxes and registration included). Ride quality is excellent. Lot of room, large trunk and great mileage. Most important it is flawless-no trouble and is very dependeable. Only one thing I feel which needs to improvement -that LE comes with 15 inches wheel- which seems to be small with such a large size sedan. If you need 16 inches wheel then you have to go to SE or XLE.
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Still Solid After a Decade - 2004 Toyota Camry
By B Swan - September 24 - 6:36 pmI bought my 2004 Toyota Camry very slightly used - essentially new. It gave me more than ten years and more than 120,000 miles of rock solid reliable use over its lifetime. The Camry performed and handled pretty much as you would expect from a full-sized sedan of its class. It was designed as an everyday workhorse sedan with an emphasis on dependability, fuel-efficiency, and utility. It excelled at those traits and provided very satisfactory performance with the exception of the turning radius, which seemed overly wide and could be a pain in parking lot situations. I never had any real problem with acceleration when I needed it. Driving the Camry felt natural the ride was comfortable. The technology in my vehicle featured some very nice convenience features - most especially an auto-dimming rear-view mirror, auto-off headlights, and auto-locking doors. My Camry also had powered driver seat adjustment. The cars interior was roomy and comfortable. Its decor was tasteful and withstood ten-plus years of heavy use quite well. My only complaint about the interior was that the lid latch on the center console broke and repairing it was too expensive to be worth the cost. Cargo capacity in the Camry was more than satisfactory. It had a spacious trunk and the rear seats could fold down if needed. This provided as much cargo room as I could ask from a four-door sedan. The cars exterior characteristics were, on the whole, very good. It had a pleasing design and it kept its quality throughout its life. The sole outstanding negative of the 2004 Camrys body was that it had extremely low ground clearance, which could lead to scraping the bottom of the front bumper or the undercarriage in some cases. The Camrys safety seemed to be good. There was a recall on the side curtain air-bags, including my own vehicle. Other than that, I always felt that it was a safe car and in the one major collision I had with it - one which was not the fault of the car - the car was rugged enough to prevent any personal injury. Reliability is perhaps the most famous aspect of Toyotas reputation. In that regard, the 2004 Camry was absolutely incredible. Over the course of more than ten years of hard use - including a number of trips crossing multiple states - it did not suffer a single breakdown and had only one major component failure, that being a computer chip for the air conditioning system. At ten years, I would still rely on the 2004 Camry to take my from coast to coast without a second thought. And when I did replace this vehicle, I bought yet another Camry.
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Keeps getting better - 2004 Toyota Camry
By Joe Schmidt - August 30 - 2:00 amMy last Camry was a 1993 which now has 290,000 miles on it and is driven by our son every day. Our 2004 only cost $700 more than the 93 and is a better car with substantially more content and improvements. We get 32-36 MPG and think this is the best car you can possibly buy in this price range. Its quieter and better riding than a new Accord which is its only competition in my opinion. How can you fault an automobile that is this comfortable and quiet while delivering such good MPG? Im not crazy about the style however all modern sedans have a generic look to them anyway.
