2013 Toyota Camry consumer reviews

I love this car. It is very reliable. I previously owned a 2004 Camry and thought it was time for a newer one, so I purchased the 2013 (in 2016). I am very pleased with this purchase, no problems or issues.

This a come back car of the ages, ever since owning this never had any major repair done beside brakes and rotors control arms sway bar links

Love the USB port and able to play as many tunes with no CD?s piling up. Great seats and a good ride.

Excellent Car, i am really satisfied with this car. You will find it useful and really comfortable. its a nice car. You would love it.

I have own several Honda?s, on Nissan and 4 or 5 Toyota camrys, this particular Camry Toyota really cut production cost by thining this 2013 our, doors are thinner, seats are much thinner, and space is very limited. Overall gas, and ride is very good. This is suppose to be a sedan not sport sedan, these seats feel like I am driving a race car. Love the car but comfort on drives to work is giving me leg cramps. c?mon man! Next time I will put comfort first.

Love this vehicle! I had an accident needed a rental and was given a Toyota Camry. I immediately felt comfortable behind the wheel. I loved the rental so much I went and bought a Camry today!

I drive about 40,000 miles per year. I need comfort and reliability. I am 6'1" and 230 lbs. The Camry has plenty of room. It looks great inside and out. Average 32 MPG. Mostly highway.

The handling and gas mileage is as good as the quiet ride. I expected a toyota to be noisy and sluggish. This one is not.

No noise while driving a hybrid toyota great comfort waw I test drove this car in 2014 in a dealer but price was high

We bought our 2013 Camry L in January 2014 for $17,500. Best bang for the buck I ever had. The four cylinder engine had more than enough power, and would actually spin the front tires. It also would deliver 35mpg when I tried, and 28mpg when not trying. PS, PB, PW, PDL, and all the features that used to be considered extra cost options came on this car. This car appealed to my sense of thrift, and was great in my view. The only reason we traded it was because my wife has rheumatoid arthritis, and needed an easier vehicle to get in and out of. We ended up with a Highlander. Same Toyota quality, just easier enter and exit.