2010 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

Very good in gas and very low maintenance. Car is very spacious and great for families. Lots of leg room and storage space in the trunk. Overall great car to drive and own.

Economic power and reliability, the design is sleek and safe... no buyer remorse. I have become part of the Toyota family as a majority of first time owners do!

My Camry has be a good care. I bought it at a year old. It has not had any problems, just maintenance care.

This is the best car ever. Runs excellent, no problems. Great engine, smooth ride. Lots of miles without problems

I was able to find a 2010 Camry LE 6-speed with 90k miles for $7600. Couldn't pass it up...price was $3k below the comparable automatic model, probably because most baby boomers like me don't want to drive a stick. So far the car is a joy - my first Toyota and the quality lives up to its reputation. I'm the second owner and drove out of state to take advantage of the deal. That's me with the hint of gray passing on the left in 6th gear...

6 1/2 years; 67k later ... no problems, no regrets. Faithful with 10k service and Mobil1 oil. I have learned to live with the air bag blind spot on the right. Just drive more carefully. Pep. Great for the long ride cruise. Nimble around town. Comfortable for 6'3". So why cannot this be a 20 year car?

2010 Camry LE 4 cyl - bought back in 2009 new. Had only to change the battery & tires once and given it regular oil changes in the last 5 years plus - that's all. Peppy for a 4 and I have taken it on 1200 mile plus trips driven in the same day and I didn't get real tired or sore from sitting so long. Gas mileage is so outstanding that I don't even bother keeping on eye on it. Drove from Albequerque, New Mexico to Avondale, AZ (west of Phoenix) and still had a quarter tank left. That is 476 miles. Has third party spoiler and 18" alloy wheels. Chose it over the SE. Mine is nicer as far as looks. So far the car has been outstanding. Sorry not for sale. LOL.

I purchased my Camry new and it is my first Toyota. However, I have been disappointed in the quality/reliability of the Camry. The first problem, which is still ongoing, is alignment. I have had five alignments in the first four years of ownership. When I questioned the dealer on why this is happening, it was described as the 'Camry Lean.' I translate this as something I will have to live with and continue to pay for. I know alignments are part of proper maintenance, but it seems I can't go 10k miles without an alignment. The next problem was leaking struts. I had to replace all four struts at 40k miles. I have never had to replace struts so early in a vehicle's life. The next problem was the rear brakes. I had to replace the rear brake pads due to the calipers sticking and wearing out the outside pad prematurely. Haven't had to touch the front pads yet. I have approximately 55k miles and I am starting to notice oil consumption. Again, this is way too early in the vehicle's life for me to be noticing that. I am very disappointed in Toyota's perceived quality reputation. I was expecting more, This Camry isn't any better than some of the American nameplates I've owned in the past (in some cases it's worse).

I purchased this car brand new five years ago. It has been very reliable and still runs great. I recently went on a trip and was caught in heavy rain on a road that was steep and had more sharp curves than I've ever driven on. I was impressed with how the car handled. The only negative I have is gas mileage on the highway is much lower than advertised. I got 25mpg driving strictly on the highway.

I tend to write an review on a car after I owned it for several years because that's when you truly realized the performance, dependability, and if the styling holds up. I got my 2010 Camry in October of 2009. The car's reliability seems okay, I wouldn't say it is as good as some of the Toyotas I had in the 1990s. The problems I've experienced so far are the brakes started to pulsate after about 20,000 miles, replaced pads and rotors, rear windshield rattling, and window seals started to melt after the sun bakes the car and causes the window to make a clunk noise when open and leaves a nasty mark on edge of the windows. The styling isn't the best looking car on the road, Toyota needs to work on it, even the newer models still look ugly. 2015 models improved quite a bit though. Performance seems adequate for a four cylinder. Fuel economy is about 26-27mpg in mixed driving. Transmission shifts fairly smooth. Some wind noise at highway speed, noisier than a 2003 Mazda6 I had previously. Overall I'd say Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, and Ford Fusion are a bit better than this car.