2010 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

I bought this car ~ 2 weeks ago from Cedar Auto Group, E Tallmadge Ave., Akron, OH. I had great service with this dealer. I am grateful to have such an excellent dealer close bye. They are professional, so informative, and they give me the best deal (~ $ 1000 less than others). The car is great and we are so glad we got it.

I bought my Camery 8 months ago from Larry at Cassill Motors. I could not have asked for better customer service. I love my car and am very thankful to found such a great dealership close to home!

Shouldn?t your dream car be economical, fuel efficient, and all yours? It?s no wonder there?s a Toyota Camry, manual transmission, with your name on it. It earns 22 mpg in the city and 33 mpg on the highway, with an 18.5-gallon tank, making it one of the most efficient sedans on the highway right now that isn?t a hybrid. Camry has four doors, five seats, 169 horsepower and manual locking doors. My Toyota Camry, in Midnight Black, is also a 2010 model, and it was one of the greatest investments I?ve ever made. It was the reason I learned to drive manual. I was the car I passed my driver?s test in. It?s been there through all of my adventures, and I expect it to be there for many years more. My mother purchased it in late 2009 from a Toyota dealership in Annapolis, half a mile up the road from the Maryland State Capital Building on West St. She specifically made sure that the car had a manual transmission before she bought it. My mother drove the Camry from October 2009 up until July 2012, when I was handed the keys for good, after passing my drivers test at the DMV. I drove it everyday in my senior year of high school PROS: The 2010 Toyota Camry has been quite a reliable car over the time I?ve had it. Through frigid winters and burning summers, this car has withstood the weather and the mileage I?ve put it through and continues to have most of its original manufacturers parts. I put it through nearly 45,000 miles in my senior year in high school as I improved my driving skills with a manual gear shifter. Amazingly my clutch is still the manufacturer-installed clutch and I haven?t need to replace it yet from how much I?ve worn it down learning to drive. I?ve had no serious trouble with anything in the engine thus far, and all of the lights inside of the car are still original from the day we bought it. The headlights have been replaced twice now, the second time just as recent as January 2014. The gearshift in the Camry is truly great. It?s a unique design with seven gears, six forward and one reverse gear to the left of the first gear. The clutch feels natural and has little resistance as you shift. I sometimes have trouble shifting into the second gear from first. I haven?t had any major changes to my Camry and I don?t believe that?s about to change. CONS: Few people know how to drive the bloody thing. Unfortunately American manufactured cars often have automatic transmissions and therefore many Americans never feel the need to learn how to drive a manual transmission. It drives me crazy! Few can ever drive my car if I need them to. It?s a fantastic car and it handles even better, but for some reason most Americans have no use for manual transmission and never bother to learn it. You should never let anyone drive this car unless you can be certain that they know how to drive manual transmission AND are experienced in driving a manual. The first time I needed someone to move my car, was while working at an outdoor education center for elementary school students in Prince George?s County called Arlington Echo. I worked with a few friends of mine from high school, one girl in particular named Grace. Grace, who I believed had a manual car, was working with me one afternoon when I needed her to bring my car down to load materials for a compost system we needed to build behind the cafeteria. She walked the one-mile trek to my car, with my keys to bring my car down the road to the worksite. Suddenly I heard a crash. I rushed up the road, which took me several minutes, to find Grace running towards me apologizing. ?I?m so sorry Michael, please, I didn?t mean to, I was only trying to help,? she said. I walked into the tractor garage that I had parked in front of, only to find the front fender of my car had bent almost a foot underneath of my car. Thankfully she was able to stop before the engine block hit the tractor or the airbags went off, but the damage could have been much worse. Never let others drive your car, especially a car that the potential driver could lose control of without experience. Also, more Americans should learn manual transmission: 1) It gives you more control on the car 2) Its more fuel-efficient 3) Its what cool people do. But in all seriousness, this is a great car. It?s reliable, economical, and it?s manufactured by one of the most popular and dependable car brands in the entire world. There?s no reason that the Toyota Camry can?t be your next great car.

I have a toyota camry 2010 le v6 3.5L and i love it best car i ever got. i will never go back to honda or any other brand trust me this is the best car u can ever buy.

I love my car. It was showroom kept. Clean very low miles. Excellent customer service, sales, and finance dept. I appreciate Oxmoor Toyota.

For the money, an absolutely great car. Very happy. Rides great, looks sharp, very comfortable. You'll enjoy it too, I am sure.

The Toyota Camry has the lowest ownership costs for any mid- size sedan. The six cylinder is impressive and the gas mileage is almost what the four cylinder offers. The five star safety ratings are also something I considered when making my decision on the Camry. Overall this car has plenty of interior room, is quiet, and accelerates very smoothly. The michelin tires also contribute to excellent ride comfort. Toyota also continues to adapt to the market conditions and is very receptive to it's loyal customer base. Thank you Toyota.

Great car. Will definitely buy another. I bought the LE model and it had everything that I wanted in a car.

The vehicle is sound, however there were several details that for a certified vehicle were blatantly neglected.

Purchased my factory certified 2010 LE 6-spd AT late August 2012. Driven 3100 miles so far. 27 mpg mixed, 33 hwy. Surprised how well it handles, a little vague in steering feel. Love the comfort and quiet, great radio. Solid, no rattles, leaks or squeaks. Would like the manual shift mode to be crisper on upshifts. In auto mode the transmission goes for 6th speed quickly but responds nicely to throttle. Traded an '07 Honda Fit Sport, would absolutely never go back. The Camry has exceeded all speeds on all roads previously reached in the Fit and totally blows it away in comfort. It's Barcelona Red. 2 things I noticed immediately; the women look and cars don't pull-out on me anymore. Life is Good!