2010 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

12 months of ownership this week. Quite a few rattles and vibrations that I need to have repaired. Among the most uncomfortable headrests in a car, unless you like your head pushed forward. Toyota also uses lousy tires from the factory, at least on the SE model. 18,000 miles and I need new tired already. Other than that, great on gas and reliable mechanically speaking. Not as fun as others in it's class but it should be road worthy for some years to come. Overall it's just another car in the pack.

Had a 2010 Fusion and hated it. Very uncomfortable and transmission kept having shifting problems. Couldn't get Ford to fix it, so I traded the Fusion in on a Camry and couldn't be happier. Better gas mileage, much more comfortable. Rides wonderful and no shifting problems. Will probably buy another Camry when I am ready to trade, but of course that will not be for quite a while as I am absolutely loving my Camry!!

I bought a 2010 camry, what a mistake. Quality & reliability is great, but comfort is terrible. The front seat cushions are way too small and there is no lower back support. I hate driving this car. Also, at high speeds (60+mph), you can not have the windows open. The wind buffeting will explode your head. I wish I had done my research and paid more attention. Buyers beware.

this cars cheaply made soorrry i took mine back after 1000 miles put in2 it no good soorrrrry camry maybe next year :(

I am very pleased with my Camry. It was pre-owned but with very low miles when I purchased it. I have the LE version but with a heated leather seats upgrade. The sun roof is pretty quiet on the highway which was not the case with my previous GM car. The 4 cylinder engine has as much pick up as the V-6 in my GM vehicle. I love the body style and look of this car!

Bought 2010 Camry LE Auto in October 2007. Have been to the dealer three times since for front suspension / steering problems. Still not 100% satisified with what was delivered. Plan to go to another dealer to have the same problem checked. Certainly did not expect this in a new car. Toyota has taken away the pleasure of owning a new car. Regret not buying a Honda or a Hyundai instead.

I bought my Camry SE V6 about 3 months ago. It has a lot of power and its handling is great. It can take curvy roads well while maintaining comfort. Its traction control system is flawless. Under wet driving condition, I notice its traction system kicks in right away as soon as it detects wheel spin - this is a nice feature to have. Its JBL sound system & Bluetooth work great. The SE model looks nice. It's a lot of fun driving it. Its handling and power train are awesome. It has been reliable. I would recommend Camry SE V6 to anyone.

Bought it for $200 over invoice w/ 0% interest/5yr +extra $1000 4 my trade for owner loyalty. Traded in a 1999 Camry LE w/127k miles. (It had never had ANY problems!) Got $3500 for my trade. (Includes the extra $1000 for owner loyalty.) (My trade-in had some body damage including a big dent in front as well as hail damage. Also, it needed new brakes and was in poor condition on the inside (w/ holes in seat and cigarette burns on upholstery.) Although the trade had some body damage and was in poor condition on the inside, it runs well w/ the exception of needing brakes, and never had any mechanical problems.) It was a Camry LE automatic and I bought a CAmry LE automatic. The one I bought had aluminum wheels, CD player, keyless entry, and Bluetooth. In addition to the extra $1000 they gave me for my trade for owner loyalty, they also gave me 2yr/24mo free maint for owner loyalty. (However, due to a special kind of oil in it, the oil only needs changing every 10,000 miles!!! (But, it still has to be serviced for other things more often, such as rotating the tires and other things.) My other car was the best on I ever had! If this one is even half as good as my other Camry, it will be a great car too! (My other one had 60,000 miles on it when I bought it. But, this one is the first brand new car I ever bought.) I used to sell Toyotas at the same dealershi where I bought mine and NEVER, EVER saw any used Camrys in the service dept for anything other than routine maint, (like oil changes.)

Bought this car 10 months ago specifically for interstate driving. It gets EPA mileage city & highway--& that's 70-80 mph highway. It shifts smoothly, the throw is short, though, of course, this isn't a sports car. It's quiet, responsive, comfortable, smooth-riding, with plenty of power on the grade, holding 80 mph w/o requiring shifting down to 5th. The roads are crowded with lots more expensive iron which can't do that. My only gripe is the knob for controlling the temp also turns on max ac; so it's easy to turn that on when shutting off the heater. I would definitely buy this car again.

I took delivery the day before they stopped selling them due to the throttle problem but I have 2400 miles now and no problems with anything. This is my 1st Toyota and my main reason for buying was reliability and so far this car has lived up to what I thought it would be. The handling, comfort and economy are all excellent. I haven't had a tank of gas that I didn't get over 30 mpg over all. So far I have no regrets. The interior finish and details are great, everyting is positioned well and easy to figure out. The seats are really comfortable and firm, great for long distance travel and very quiet on the highway.