Back in the day when people were just getting to know about EVs, Toyota had already played their card in the form of Prius - a vehicle that has been synonymous with hybrid powertrain ever since. Just like any new innovation, the Prius took a lot of time to attain the stature that it is at today, as people were skeptical about this new technology and were finding it hard to base their trust on it.
Now with the American government emphasizing on the conservation of the environment, the automotive manufacturers have started inclining towards the EV segment, and have already thrown in at least one contender in this competition, if not more. This is where Toyota has an upper hand, as it borrowed the same trusted powertrain from the “first mass-produced hybrid” and stuffed it in the more luxurious - The Toyota Camry Hybrid. A smart gameplay here by Toyota as the Camry sedan has been one of the shining stars of the segment, and now it is coupled with one of the most trustworthy hybrid powertrains too.
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For 2020, the Camry Hybrid has been retained as it is, for the most part. However, it does welcome a slew of feature updates and now also supports Android Auto and Amazon Alexa. Its USP lies in its reliability factor, not to forget, its class-leading fuel economy too. The Accord hybrid does come in quite close to it in terms of matching the Camry’s equipment list, but with the EV segment taking a boom nowadays, more competitors have been introduced into the market who pose a threat to Camry’s existence.
With prices starting from around $28k for the base variant, the Camry Hybrid extends the challenge to some well-established contenders in the segment such as Honda Accord Hybrid, Ford Fusion Hybrid and the new-comer here - The Kia Optima Hybrid. Let’s move ahead and find out if the Camry’s best-in-class fuel economy is enough to beat the competition or not.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Front View
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Rear View
8.3/10 Features
7.5/10 Engine and Performance
6.0/10 Fuel Economy
8.3/10 Interior
7.0/10 Exterior
9.0/10 Safety
7.5/10 Competition
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Features
8.3/10
The year 2020 welcomes the latest iteration of the Camry Hybrid in three different trims. In terms of powertrain, there’s no difference at all, however, all three trims are differentiated on the basis of features, be it safety or comfort. That said, most of the features that are standard across the lineup include Acoustic noise-reducing front windshield, High Solar Energy-Absorbing (HSEA) glass, Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Integrated backup camera and a lot more.
The middle trim, SE, adds on top of the standard features with some exclusive ones like the Sport SofTex wrapped seats, tire-pressure monitoring system, bigger 18-inch black machine-finished alloy wheels, single exhaust with dual chrome tips and few others.
The top-trim, XLE, further enhances the list with some exclusive features like Wireless charging pad, automatic headlamps, rear AC vents, 7.0-inch multimedia display and some more.
There’s a catch here though, the SE trim and the XLE trim feature a nickel-hydride battery pack as opposed to the lithium-ion setup in the base trim - LE. This means that the former is an outdated technology and offers way less economy than the lithium-ion setup, which by the way, has been borrowed from the Prius.
Trim
Hybrid LE
Hybrid SE
Hybrid XLE
MSRP (FWD)
$28,430
$30,130
$32,730
Key Features
Bi-LED combination headlights with auto on/off feature
Adds/Upgrades to Hybrid LE
Adds/Upgrades to Hybrid SE
Dark gray front grille
Color-keyed sport side rocker panels
LED headlights with fully integrated LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) with auto on/off feature
16-inch steel wheels
Black front grille with sport mesh insert
Bright metallic front grille
Single exhaust
18-inch black machined-finish alloy wheels
18-inch silver machined-finish alloy wheels
Integrated backup camera with projected path
Single exhaust with dual chrome tips
Single exhaust with chrome finisher
Layered wood interior trim
Embossed mesh interior trim
Tiger Eye wood interior trim
4.2-inch TFT Multi-Information Display (MID)
4.2-inch TFT Multi-Information Display (MID) with Tire-Pressure Monitoring system
7-inch TFT Multi-Information Display (MID)
Fabric-trimmed seats with 8-way power-adjustable driver and 6-way adjustable for passenger
Sport SofTex trimmed seats with 8-way power-adjustable driver and 6-way adjustable for passenger
Leather-trimmed seats with 8-way power-adjustable driver and 8-way adjustable for passenger
Dual-zone automatic climate control with air filter
Color-keyed rear spoiler
Dual-zone climate control with rear AC vents
Leather-trimmed tilt/telescopic 3-spoke steering wheel with paddle shifters
Integrated backup camera with dynamic gridlines
But, which one should I go for?
For its price, the base trim, LE, coupled with the optional tilt/sliding moonroof is the best proposition. You’ll get all the bells and whistles that you would expect and it is also the more fuel-efficient trim in the lineup. For more generous customers, Toyota has also provided an array of options to add some exclusivity to your pick.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Engine and Performance
7.5/10
Peek under the hood of the Camry Hybrid and you’ll be welcomed by a familiar 2.5L, Inline-4 motor, that gives you the leash over 176 horses and throws a force of 163 lb-ft on the crank. Assisting this athletic gasoline counterpart is an 88 kW electric motor that adds 28 more horses to the existing power output, raising the overall number to a respectable 208 hp. A Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) gearbox handles the transmission duties on the 2020 Camry Hybrid.
2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan has 2.5L I4 Engine
This hybrid powertrain is pretty athletic, however, it’s not up to the mark as its Honda arch-rival. The engine, otherwise, feels smooth and refined and there’s barely any noise that creeps inside the cabin. The CVT further enhances the overall experience for the calm and composed drivers with its linear acceleration, though it gets jerky at low speeds. However, unlike its sonorous V6 sibling, the hybrid model fails to excite the spirited driver in you.
Models
Toyota Camry Hybrid LE
Honda Accord Hybrid
Ford Fusion Hybrid SE
Kia Optima Hybrid EX
MSRP
$28,250
$25,470
$28,000
$29,310
Engine
2.5L Regular Inline-4
2.0L Regular Inline-4
2.0L Regular Inline-4
2.0L Regular Inline-4
Drivetrain
FWD
FWD
FWD
FWD
Transmission
CVT
E-CVT
CVT
6-Speed Automatic
Power (hp @ rpm)
208@5,700
212@6,200
188@6,000
192@6,000
Torque (lb-ft @ rpm)
163@3,600
232@3,500
129@4,000
271@1,770
The Camry’s arch-rival - Honda Accord outshines it in terms of the figures, massively in terms of torque despite the former’s bigger engine. The Ford Fusion has to suffice with the last position lining up just behind the Korean.
How fast is the 2020 Camry Hybrid?
Who cares about the acceleration figures in a hybrid? Well, looking at the increasing share of EVs in the market, we think purists might have to settle with these hybrids in the near future, like it or hate it.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan covers 0-60 in 7.4 sec.
That said, the 208 horses under the 2020 Camry’s hood manage to pull this midsize luxury sedan to the 60 MPH mark from a standstill in 7.4 seconds. The acceleration is pretty linear and there is no lag in power, thanks to the electric counterpart. However, the Camry doesn’t seem to be very keen on moving fast, unlike its arch-rival.
Model
Toyota Camry Hybrid LE
Honda Accord Hybrid
Ford Fusion Hybrid SE
Kia Optima Hybrid EX
0-60 MPH (sec)
7.4
7.2 (est.)
9.0
8.5 (est.)
Quarter Mile (sec)
15.6
15.5 (est.)
16.1
16.4 (est.)
Top Speed (MPH)
N/A
150
N/A
152
Engine
2.5L Regular Inline-4
2.0L Regular Inline-4
2.0L Regular Inline-4
2.0L Regular Inline-4
Emission (Tons/yr of CO2 Emissions @ 15K mi/yr)
3.4
3.6
4.2
4.2
When pitted against the competition, the Camry, not by a wide margin though, aligns at the second position in the lineup just behind the Honda Accord Hybrid. The Honda is more powerful and its humungous torque figure is why it wins this comparison hands down. The Ford Fusion emerges out to be the slowest and lines up just behind the Kia Optima.
Does the 2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid stop as well as it goes?
The Camry hybrid is one of the lightest vehicles of the lot and it also features the biggest rotors in the segment too. Though we do not have any official braking figures for the 2020 Camry hybrid, it does feel sure-footed even under heavy braking applications. There is a considerable nose-dive though, but it won’t really scare you off.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan has Front Brake of 12 in.
The brake pedal is on the squishier side, nevertheless, it grows on you after some time. Also, when the Camry shifts from the regen-braking to standard braking, there’s a lot of mechanical intrusions that could get unsettling. In fact, its Honda arch-rival is much better in this department, thanks to its compliant mechanicals that work in conjunction with each other, unlike the Camry’s.
Model
Toyota Camry Hybrid LE
Honda Accord Hybrid
Ford Fusion Hybrid SE
Kia Optima Hybrid EX
Brake Rotors Front
(in)
12
11.5
11.8
12
Brake Rotors Rear
(in)
11.1
11.1
11.9
11.2
Curb Weight
(lbs)
3472
3327
3668
3496
60-0 MPH (ft)
N/A
135 (est..)
N/A
127
Unfortunately, we do not have the official braking figures for most of the vehicles in the comparison. Judging by the numbers, the Kia Optima and Toyota Camry seem to be neck and neck with their curb weights and rotor sizes.
What about its driving dynamics?
Unlike most trim lineups, the Camry Hybrid is a pretty confusing one. The base trim - LE, for a change, handles way better than the other two. The steering wheel is accurate and there is heavy grip even under spirited cornering. However, its softer suspension setup translates into equally heavy body roll throwing you around the bolsters which could get discomforting. But that’s just fine, as all the Camrys have known to be the most comfortable highway cruisers in the market, and the 2020 iteration uplifts the same spirit.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Front View
Move on to the other two trims and the steering wheel seems to get lousy a bit. There is some understeer that could trouble you, but the stiffer suspension setup imparts a bit more “planted” feel to the driver as opposed to softer setup on the base trim. Since the top two trims are heavier, due to the outdated battery pack, they don’t seem very happy to be thrown into corners.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Fuel Economy
6.0/10
Surprisingly, the base trim of the 2020 Camry Hybrid is more fuel-efficient than the other two. Why, you ask? Well, because the base trim uses a lithium-ion battery, whose compact size translates into more space inside the cabin. The other two trims are powered by a nickel-hydride setup which is actually the inferior technology among the two and also consumes more space.
The base trim - LE has been christened with the same electric powertrain as its daddy- The Prius. As a result, the base trim gives over 50 MPG combined which, by the way, is the segment-best feat. As commendable as it is, the other two trims settle for only 46 MPG combined.
Model
Toyota Camry Hybrid LE
Honda Accord Hybrid
Ford Fusion Hybrid SE
Kia Optima Hybrid EX
MPG (City)
51
48
43
40
MPG (Highway)
53
47
41
45
MPG (Combined)
52
48
42
42
Fuel Capacity (Gallons)
13.2
12.8
14.0
15.9
Range (City/Hwy/Combined) (mi)
673/700/686
614/602/614
602/574/588
636/716/667
Nobody even comes close to the undisputed King here - The 2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid. While the rivals settle for way below 50 MPG mark, the Toyota surpasses it. The Accord does come in quite close to it, but has to do with the second position. The Korean loses out to the American by quite a margin and stays at the end of this comparison.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Interior
8.3/10
History has seen the Toyota Camry setting benchmarks in terms of interior comfort for a long period of time. With some best in class ride quality and top-notch fit and finish inside, the Camry has been one of the best driving cars. However, now with the Accord almost matching Camry’s traits, if not bested already, the 2020 Camry is under more pressure to uplift its badge than expected.
Toyota has outfitted all three trims with three different fabrics. While the base trim does away with the fabric-trimmed seats, the top-trim brings a sense of luxury along with the leather-trimmed seats. If you belong to the hotter parts of The States, we’d recommend you stick with the fabric-trimmed seats itself, as the leather ones might get discomforting under heat. There is loads of room for the driver and the front passenger, but its a totally different story at the back.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan's Front View
The back seats, though spacious, require quite a lot of effort getting into. The Camry Hybrid is a low-slung sedan, add that to the sloping roofline and voila, you got yourself a small hole to get into. If not done properly, you might land up bumping your head hard. Further spoiling the mood, the upswept window line of the Camry creates a nauseatic atmosphere for the rear passengers. But for the terrible ingress/egress factor, the rear seats do a fabulous job of immersing you in comfort otherwise.
Models
Toyota Camry Hybrid LE
Honda Accord Hybrid
Ford Fusion Hybrid SE
Kia Optima Hybrid EX
Seating Capacity
5
5
5
5
Front Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (in)
38.3/57.7/42.1
39.5/58.3/42.3
39.2/57.8/44.3
39.8/58.1/45.5
Rear Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (in)
37.6/55.7/38.0
37.3/56.6/40.4
37.8/56.9/38.3
37.8/56.4/35.6
All the vehicles are pretty much the same in terms of space inside the cabin. There’s no picking a winner here. However, the Accord feels more spacious on the inside than the other three, the Camry being the least spacious of the lot.
What about utility?
The 2020 Camry doesn’t just ensure your comfort but also brings along a spacious trunk too that comes in handy for weekend getaways. Though not very outstanding, its generous 15.1 cu.ft of trunk is more than enough to suffice your needs.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan's Cargo Volume
However, some rivals do offer better space, but the Camry’s wide opening tail-gate and the low-set boot lip add to the loading experience. The power-operated trunk-lid further acts as an icing to the cake.
Model
Toyota Camry Hybrid LE
Honda Accord Hybrid
Ford Fusion Hybrid SE
Kia Optima Hybrid EX
Cargo Capacity (ft3)
15.1
16.7
12.0
13.4
When pitted against the competition, the 2020 Camry hybrid aligns at the second position just behind the Honda Accord. Ford and Kia, like silent spectators, sit at the bottom of this comparison with the least space in the trunk.
Does the 2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid comes loaded with tech inside?
Your entertainment duties are catered by a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment display in the 2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid. The top-trim, XLE, features a bigger 8.0-inch touchscreen display that brings along more vivid colors and also offers a better feature-list than the former.
2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan's Infotainment Screen
But for the top-trim, the other two trims also feature a 4.2-inch MID that caters to the driver’s needs. Come to the top-trim and this display grows to 7.0 inches, as expected, it also offers more information than the former. Since everything comes at a price, you need to stretch your budget to the top-trim in case you need this in your Camry. Having said that, some of the key features associated with the infotainment system are:
Tire Pressure Monitoring System
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
4G Wi-Fi Hotspot
Qi Wireless charging pad
800-watt, 9-speaker audio system by JBL
Toyota Safety Connect
Integrated backup camera
Amazon Alexa voice assistant
Creature comforts on offer in the Toyota Camry Hybrid
Adhering to its luxurious repo in the automotive market, the 2020 Toyota Camry has been blessed with a plethora of creature comforts that ensure you don’t mind spending hours in the cabin. Having said that, some of the key highlights of the Camry’s cabin are:
Dual-zone automatic climate control with in-cabin air filter
60/40 split fold-down rear seat with center armrest with cup holders
Leather-trimmed multi-stage heated and ventilated front seats
8-way power-adjustable driver seat and 6-way adjustable passenger seat
Leather-trimmed tilt/telescopic 3-spoke steering wheel with mounted controls
Auto-dimming rearview mirror
Smart Key System on front doors and trunk with Push Button Start
Ambient lighting with LED-illuminated glove compartment
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Interior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Interior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Interior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Interior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Interior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Exterior
7.0/10
The 2020 Toyota Camry features a sleek exterior with a split front grille and chiseled headlamps. The upper part of the grille bears the Toyota emblem and adds to the smiling face of the Camry. The bottom grille, blackened out for the top trim, adds more character to the pretty face. Speaking of character, the mild creases along either side of the Camry further emphasize the long wheelbase.
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan 3 Quarter View
The chrome highlights on the side and at the back are prominent and certainly elevate the overall sense of luxury. That said, the rear seems to be busy with a lot of broad contours around the rear bumper, making it look wider than normal. There’s a lip spoiler on top of the trunk too that accentuates this feeling. The “Camry” badge takes up most of the space at the back which is further crescented by the Toyota emblem right on top of it. All in all, the 2020 iteration of the Camry Hybrid retains most of the elements from its forefathers that gave its identity in the first place. If anything, they’ve just made it better with the 2020 iteration.
Model
Toyota Camry Hybrid LE
Honda Accord Hybrid
Ford Fusion Hybrid SE
Kia Optima Hybrid EX
Curb Weight (lbs)
3472
N/A
3668
3496
Length (in)
192.1
192.2
191.8
191.1
Width (in)
72.4
73.3
72.9
73.2
Height (in)
56.9
57.1
58.0
57.5
Ground Clearance (in)
5.7
5.8
N/A
5.1
Wheelbase (in)
111.2
111.4
112.2
110.4
The Camry and Accord have been the stars of the segment when it comes to the passenger volume. With their 2020 iterations, this battle still continues as the Camry is just slightly smaller than the Accord. In terms of wheelbase, the Ford outshines this competition leaving Kia for the last position. That said, these are just numbers, practically there’s not much difference among any of them.
What are those eye-catching features?
Not just on the inside, the 2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid has been loaded with some specific details on the outside as well that either come in handy for convenience or add to the character of the vehicle. Be it luxury or utility, some of the key highlights of the 2020 Camry Hybrid’s exterior are:
18-inch alloy wheels
LED headlights with fully integrated LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) with auto on/off feature
Gloss black front grille with sport mesh insert
Power tilt/slide moonroof
Washer-linked intermittent windshield wipers
High Solar Energy-Absorbing (HSEA) glass
Acoustic noise-reducing front windshield
Color-keyed sport side rocker panels and rear spoiler
Single exhaust with dual chrome tips
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Exterior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Exterior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Exterior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Exterior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Exterior
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Safety
9.0/10
Toyotas have been majorly known for their impeccable build quality and reliability. Adhering to the same ideology, the Camry isn’t any less, as it features a plethora of advanced safety assist systems that continuously run calculations just to ensure that you enjoy a hassle-free drive. Apart from the tech, the Camry’s well balanced and stiffened chassis further adds extra points to its safety scorecard.
Unfortunately, the Camry Hybrid hasn’t been tested by any of the safety agencies yet, however, its gasoline counterpart has scored the maximum ratings in all of them. NHTSA has awarded the standard Camry with “5 stars” and since the hybrid sibling carries the same chassis and similar features, there’s no denying the fact that the 2020 Camry Hybrid is one of the safest vehicles in the segment as well.
That said, some of the key safety features of the 2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid include:
Driver and front passenger Whiplash-Injury-Lessening (WIL) seats
Energy-absorbing collapsible steering column
Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection
Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist
Hill Start Assist Control (HAC)
Full speed-range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control
Child-protector rear door locks and power window lockout control
Enhanced Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) with Traction Control System
Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) with Brake-assist
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Competition
7.5/10
Toyota Camry Hybrid vs Honda Accord:
The Camry and Accord are nothing but Hamilton and Vettel of the automotive industry. If one outshines the other in terms of ride quality, the other comes back into the game with a better feature-list. When pitted against each other, the Accord is surely more engaging to driveas compared to the Toyota, but if you prefer to be chauffeured around the city, its the Toyota that strikes the right tune with its stupendous ride quality and a softer suspension setup. Not to forget, it is more economical too. Having said that, no matter where you put your money, you’ll be happy with the decision.
2020 Honda Accord
Toyota Camry Hybrid vs Ford Fusion:
The Ford Fusion hybrid, back when it was released, had taken the market by a storm. However, with the Camry and Accord back in the game, the Fusion’s hybrid counterpart started taking a hit due to its smaller, underpowered engine, less fuel economy and less space inside the cabin. The Camry easily bests the Ford by a wide margin in all of those factors, thus presenting a much better proposition for the same price.
2020 Ford Fusion
Toyota Camry Hybrid vs Kia Optima Hybrid:
Kia is the latest entrant here in this segment and directly locks horns with the star of the segment. Though Kia has gotten everything right with its spacious cabin and a long list of features, it still hasn’t been able to gain the trust of the consumers. Moreover, it’s still not as powerful and engaging to drive as the Camry. All in all, its the Camry that strikes a better deal of the two.
2020 Kia Optima Hybrid
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan Final Verdict
The Camry Hybrid checks all the right boxes and offers a good proposition for its price. You get loads of room, an extensive feature-list and not to forget, the best-in-class fuel economy. If you’re going to spend more time behind the wheel as compared to the rear, then we’d suggest you try out the Honda Accord Hybrid once, before you seal the deal. Apart from the engagement behind the steering, the Camry hybrid certainly is among the creamy layer of the segment and is definitely worth every penny.
My first hybrid and I love to drive it more than my other two cars. Well surely not only because of the savings on gas but the way it handles in suburban traffic and doesn't hold back while negotiating a turn. Surely not free from flaws like ground clearance, Camry hybrid is the best hybrid car I've ever seen but still has a long way to go down the road
8/10
Features
9/10
Interior
8/10
Design
9/10
Safety
8/10
Reliability
9/10
Deal Value
8/10
Dealer Review
TC
Thomas N. Carrasco
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan
LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
7
User Overall Rating
Posted On: August 10, 2020
Practical family car
Pros - Mileage, well priced, comfort
Cons - Noise, audio system
Overall Review
7 /10 Overall Rating
It’s alright I guess nothing great. Well, I expected that when I decided to buy a hybrid. But what I didn’t expect was the noise the engine makes.
8/10
Features
8/10
Interior
7/10
Design
8/10
Safety
8/10
Reliability
8/10
Deal Value
10/10
Dealer Review
RO
Robert C. Owen
2020 Toyota Camry hybrid Sedan
SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
8
User Overall Rating
Posted On: August 10, 2020
Same reliable Camry as usual
Pros - Reliability, safety features
Cons - Small trunk, front seats
Overall Review
8 /10 Overall Rating
Driving dynamics are not something Camry hybrid flaunts and now I know why. It's nothing to flaunt about, it is average and nothing more. I have no problem with that because this was not the reason I bought it for. The reason I chose a hybrid over the regular Camry was simple- mileage.
My first hybrid and I love to drive it more than my other two cars. Well surely not only because of the savings on gas but the way it handles in suburban traffic and doesn't hold back while negotiating a turn. Surely not free from flaws like ground clearance, Camry hybrid is the best hybrid car I've ever seen but still has a long way to go down the road
by Bruce A. Thompson
7
User Overall Rating
Practical family car
It’s alright I guess nothing great. Well, I expected that when I decided to buy a hybrid. But what I didn’t expect was the noise the engine makes.
by Thomas N. Carrasco
8
User Overall Rating
Same reliable Camry as usual
Driving dynamics are not something Camry hybrid flaunts and now I know why. It's nothing to flaunt about, it is average and nothing more. I have no problem with that because this was not the reason I bought it for. The reason I chose a hybrid over the regular Camry was simple- mileage.
by Robert C. Owen
5
User Overall Rating
Toyota warranty on hybrids
It's a hybrid but only on papers. While driving, one can never tell the difference expect with the mileage and the driving modes. Think about that.
by Jesus K. Miller
10
User Overall Rating
Same old boring Camry
Boring is good, boring is safe, and boring is reliable. Camry is the example of all this. It is boring, safe, and reliable. It handles well, ride quality is good, and performance could have been better. The mileage for which most people buy including me is truly exceptional. You get a combined mileage of 46.
