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2010 Toyota Camry - Consumer Opinions

 

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We have scoured the web for consumer reviews of this car and found the best ones for you to read. Found 310 reviews. This list is displayed in ranked order based the reviews we think are the best.
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#1
Raliability at its best
Source: Cars.com

..."I deliver pizza with my 96 and have since put 60,000 miles on it in 2 years.
It still runs like a top! Maintenance is very easy with this vehicle as I am a DIY type of guy.
This car is so easy that I've been able to do brake fluid flushes,
transmission flushes, oil changes, radiator changes, brake changes, wheel bearing changes, minor suspension changes, and I'll be doing more when the time comes!
Mind you, I've had zero mechanical training from any type of school. I get around 27 MPG (strictly highway miles). Best car I've ever owned (next to a brand new 2007 Yaris I...

#2
Great Car Value
Source: MSN Autos

...Even my 2001 Camry had the outside temperature so have no clue why the EX would be without. These are minor points for me but still, there could be improvements here. Overall: Compared to the 2011 Camry SE and 2010 Altima S this car drivers much nicer and has a good sport sedan ride. The interier of the Altima seemed cheap compared with either the Accord and Camry although I though it looked the best. The Camry was okay but I did not like the plastic body moldings of the SE nor did I want to pay nearly $2000 more for the Camry. I'm happy so far as I've been getting over 25 MPG versus around...

#3
Tried to kill my roomate
Source: Cars.com

..."It started innocently enough. I bought this 10 year old Toyota from a used car lot. "Toyota's are really reliable my family told me.... they run forever." Or so I thought...

#4
Very Satisfied
Source: Cars.com

...After looking at this car from dealers who wouldn't budge on the price, I decided to buy from a private owner. I was looking for a reliable, gas saver & that's what I got! I have 1 large car seat & 2 boosters in the back seat. I was worried that the backseat would be cramped but it's not. Very comfortable car, this is my 1st Toyota (we are a Nissan family) The only think I don't like is the radio/speakers...cheap quality but that can be replaced. My Camry is a 4-clyinder LE so the pick up is too be expected."...

#5
Toyota Owner for life!
Source: Cars.com

..."Right now, our driveway looks like a Toyota lot. We have a '02 Sequoia, '90 Previa, and a '92 Camry.
We love all of them, two of whom have been in our family for more than a decade.
NONE have less than 150K miles. Sequoia has 175K mi., Previa has 305K mi., and the Camry, a record for our household at 340K mi.
We are so happy with it and it has only so far been through maintenance replacement parts (brake pads, rotors, timing belt, etc.) nothing major for a car that seems to never die!
We plan to drive it another 100,000 miles. We are truly happy with our Camry!"...

#6
Honda has outdone themselves!
Source: MSN Autos

...Also, the turn signal and windshield wiper controls are not illuminated when the lights are turned on, making it difficult to see them at night. But, like i said, this is me being picky and trying to find something. Overall: The car is amazing and i find myself looking for excuses to drive it. One more thing i wanted to mention is the gas consumption, which is pretty impressive for a 4 cyl that gets 190 hp. So far i am averaging about 23-25 mpg with mostly city driving, and i've been pushing this car really hard. Also, regarding the rear brake pads, i spoke to someone who told me to switch...

#7
very good ,looking for a second camery
Source: Cars.com

..."We pruchsed car with 170,000 miles on it. Both my wife and I drive the car.
I repaired the radator and one headligte adjuster.
we have put on 10,000 miles with no other problems.
I Drive 56 miles to work 6 days a week 30 of these miles 75 MPH ON HIGHWAY, AND GET 31 MPG ON AVREGE. Car rides and handles like a new car. now wife wants one of her owne so do I."...

#8
Took a licking and kept on ticking
Source: Cars.com

..."My DX is over 20 years old with 225,000 miles and counting and still runs great.
It has a small oil leak, a rust problem and "battle damage" from hitting a concrete median during an ice storm but continues to provide reliable transportation.
Toyota was obviously focussed on quality in 1990"...

#9
Excellent car
Source: Cars.com

..."I've had this Camry since I bought it lightly used in '97.
Ever since I have not had any major problems with it.
It has 128,000 miles on it now. Comfortable, quiet, and reliable.
The only con I have for it is that the gas mileage isn't the best (about 18 MPG), since it's a V6. So if you're looking for something fuel-efficient, I would go with the four cylinder."...

#10
sad to see Tasha go
Source: Cars.com

..."Having to sell my '96 Camry for newer Toyota.Great Reliable car. Goes for miles, over 210,000,cross county with no problems, snow or heat. Absolutlly would love to keep it."...


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Why should I also consider these?

The 2010 Toyota Camry steers a safe path, in terms of design; the mid-size sedan segment is full of choices with more exciting styling or edgier performance.

The 2010 Chevrolet Malibu emphasizes a smooth ride and comfortable interior as much as the Camry, but it has a more distinctive silhouette and more impressive interior materials.

The Honda Accord is another good alternative; it was redesigned last year and looks a generation ahead of the Camry now, with a stunning interior, especially in the V-6 models, and a slightly sportier driving feel.

The Fusion and Altima are sportier overall but a little smaller inside, and the Volkswagen Passat is another good alternative to the Camry, offering reasonable fuel economy and responsive performance from its 2.0T engine.

However, if ride comfort is the priority, the 2009 Toyota Camry (except in SE trim) has perhaps the softest, most comfort-oriented ride among mid-size sedans.

 
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