I traded in my2010 5-series BMW for the 2013 Camry S.E. with the 2.5 liter 4-cylinder...that's how impressed I am with this Camry. It handles as good as my 5-series, and returns much better fuel mileage. Performance is quite good, not as strong as the 6 cylinder BMW, but not too far behind. My Camry cruises very easily at 100mph without even breathing hard. The quality of the car is fantastic, very upscale. Toyota has really set the bar much higher with the new Camry. This is a man's sporty car
I just bought the Camry SE last nigh, and it is gorgeous. I was like you thinking they are plain but the Sport package is really nice. Customer of mine just had a Fusion sitting next to my car. Both are really nice..but don't short change the Camry!
I wouldn't go that far. The one thing Camry has going for it is reliability; the only reason it's still #1. It's still the most reliable car in the segment long-term (5,10,15years out).
If you're getting a SE the only way to go is V6. The V6 would have easily kept up with the BMW if now be faster. and only dropping 1-2 MPG in real world driving is worth the few MPG's. And don't forget about the reliability, and when something does break, it's a heck of a lot easier and cheaper!
@Dzmitrychabatar The thumbs down or up creates video suggestions for you, and has nothing to do with the quality or the professionalism of the video producer. So if the title reads toyota and you don't like toyota you give it thumbs down. That way you dont get toyota videos in your video suggestions.
Get the camry if you love rental cars and recalls. Or if you're one of those dumbasses who likes Hyundai and Kia, might as well get the Camry cause the 2012 models are like 10x better. I drove both cars and my honest opinion is that Hyundai still leaves a lot to be desired. You'll only like it within the first couple days of driving it and then just get sick of it and wished you would've gotten something better.
look at the face of new toyotas... from a design point of view, there are all horizontal lines except for those new ugly vertical ones for fog lamps... they thought Prius was a hit because of its styling. somebody tell them it was not. so stop copying design features from it.
I traded in my2010 5-series BMW for the 2013 Camry S.E. with the 2.5 liter 4-cylinder...that's how impressed I am with this Camry. It handles as good as my 5-series, and returns much better fuel mileage. Performance is quite good, not as strong as the 6 cylinder BMW, but not too far behind. My Camry cruises very easily at 100mph without even breathing hard. The quality of the car is fantastic, very upscale. Toyota has really set the bar much higher with the new Camry. This is a man's sporty car
camrys have always been great. weve owned 3 in the past and now were getting the hybrid within a week. Affordable quality from toyota yet again!
@Dzmitrychabatar Thanks! Glad you liked it! :-)
great, thanks
i dot understand why the people give thumbs down
this people made great work
greetings from russia
Congratulations on your new Camry!
i don't think the competition has anything to worry about
I just bought the Camry SE last nigh, and it is gorgeous. I was like you thinking they are plain but the Sport package is really nice. Customer of mine just had a Fusion sitting next to my car. Both are really nice..but don't short change the Camry!
I wouldn't go that far. The one thing Camry has going for it is reliability; the only reason it's still #1. It's still the most reliable car in the segment long-term (5,10,15years out).
If you're getting a SE the only way to go is V6. The V6 would have easily kept up with the BMW if now be faster. and only dropping 1-2 MPG in real world driving is worth the few MPG's. And don't forget about the reliability, and when something does break, it's a heck of a lot easier and cheaper!
@Adayum27 If so, we swear it wasn't intentional. :-)
u r so right
I would much rather get a 2012 Kia Optima
@Dzmitrychabatar The thumbs down or up creates video suggestions for you, and has nothing to do with the quality or the professionalism of the video producer. So if the title reads toyota and you don't like toyota you give it thumbs down. That way you dont get toyota videos in your video suggestions.
i like how you tried real hard not to show the back
@Dzmitrychabatar true one should appreciate their hard work
great job guys keep it up
its looks worse in person well the back does
This car costs US$ 80.000 ( or R$ 140.000) here in Brazil!
The brand new Fusion is loads better than this.
@camshaft53149 well lets see your new fusion after 10-15 years, or maybe 5 years would be fine.
haha 5 reasons to buy haha thats funny cause it looks so ugly that it beats out all those 'reasons'
Get the camry if you love rental cars and recalls.
Or if you're one of those dumbasses who likes Hyundai and Kia, might as well get the Camry cause the 2012 models are like 10x better. I drove both cars and my honest opinion is that Hyundai still leaves a lot to be desired. You'll only like it within the first couple days of driving it and then just get sick of it and wished you would've gotten something better.
look at the face of new toyotas... from a design point of view, there are all horizontal lines except for those new ugly vertical ones for fog lamps... they thought Prius was a hit because of its styling. somebody tell them it was not. so stop copying design features from it.
sorry but this camry is a littie uglier than past ones, I wouldnt even consider this over a fusion, especially the new one!