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Stinky Camry
hogheadjoe, 05/05/2015
2014 Toyota Camry LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
38 of 43 people found this review helpful
I leased a 2014 Toyota Camry in August of 2014. Two months later I had to take it in because of a moldy/mildew smell coming from the air conditioner. I was told at the time that "Camry's are known for that issue". The unit was cleaned but I was told it was just a temporary fix. When I turned the air on this spring, the smell was back even worse than before. When I called Freeman Toyota they said that there was nothing they could do to fix the issue. I called Toyota and was told their stance was that it was an "environmental issue". They should stand behind their customer satisfaction claim and either fix the problem or replace the car. My wife can't even drive the car because of allergies.
Still the Mid-Size Sedan Champion!
Dan A., 10/04/2018
2014 Toyota Camry XLE 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
9 of 9 people found this review helpful
The biggest selling point for me (besides reliability) is the ultra smooth V6. With great power and near silent operation, you feel like you're driving a Lexus for less. Toyota always made the best V6 in the class and this one continues that tradition. It's a shame to see most manufacturers going towards turbo four cylinders as their upgrade engines. They just don't have the refinement of a nice six cylinder. In addition, the transmission is top-notch with smooth, nearly unnoticeable, and perfectly timed shifts. The interior is beautiful with great materials, comfortable seats and intuitive technology. The Eco meter on the instrument cluster is a nice and useful touch. My only gripe with the car is how easily the paint chips although that has been an issue with every Toyota I've owned over the years. Certainly not enough to bump down the rating though. Hope this helps and happy shopping!
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Best car ever for this class!
tbowen, 09/27/2014
updated 03/27/2017
2014 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
26 of 29 people found this review helpful
So here is my story...I am a home health nurse and do LOTS of driving. Had a 2012 Fusion used with less than 30,000 miles on it. What a piece of junk! Had transmission problems that they can't seem to fix in the Fusions. So I traded it in for a Camry. Wow! What a difference! I LOVE my Camry. I test drove the Camry LE and XLE and did not like them at all, felt underpowered and boring. I test drove the SE and fell in love. The power in this 4 cylinder is remarkable, I thought I was driving a 6 cylinder! I am getting 30 mpg in mixed driving, upwards of 40 + mpg on highway. This is one solid car and just quality built. You just can't beat a Toyota!!! Update 2016-I have over 30,000 miles on the Camry and of course being a Toyota, not a single problem. I have changed jobs and don't drive as far these days so my plan is to have this car for many many years. It is a true pleasure to drive and handles so well, I feel "safe" even in rain and mountainous roads, this SE grips the road. The SE Camry is an awesome car, you do lose the softer ride you get in the more luxury XLE on bumps but the handling is worth it. I love the half leather half cloth seats and styling of my Camry too. I have had many compliments on this car. The only negative I can say is the exterior dents very easily, I don't drive my Camry to the grocery store because of this. At work, I park far away from other cars. Update March 2017-I was asked to update my review: Nothing has changed, still the best car in its class in my opinion. No problems mechanically at all. I have 41,500 miles on the odometer. Overall mileage is around 34 mpg mixed driving! Love that! I really need an SUV as I can't haul as much in a car. But because I love this car so much, I can't bring myself to trade it. Oh there is one issue, it seems Toyota made so many of these cars and flooded the market, the resell value is terrible! I did go test drive a Highlander and was offered trade-in value of about half what I paid for the Camry initially! That's a loss of half in 3 years! Ouch! So if you are in the market for a Camry, you can buy a slightly used one for cheap! Great for the buyer but really bad for owners. ) :
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The Shudder Monster
Rocco, 03/21/2016
2014 Toyota Camry XLE 4dr Sedan w/Prod. End 11/13 (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
37 of 42 people found this review helpful
Look it up. Most of these cars are defective with a torque converter shudder under light throttle, heck...I've been through TWO torque converters and now a new transmission. Still shudders. I wish this was 90s Toyota when their cars were actually good. Nope, this is cost cutting Toyota. Transmission doesn't even have a dipstick. Trading! Two words.....Call Honda
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Disappointed with Camry L MPG
tlaloc100, 08/28/2014
2014 Toyota Camry L 4dr Sedan w/Prod. End 11/13 (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
28 of 33 people found this review helpful
I bought my new Camry L 2014 a month ago. I was going to get a Corolla, but the dealer had a 20% discount on all Camrys for that weekend, and I decided to go for it. I would be VERY happy with my new car except for its very poor MGP fuel performance. Driving with the ECO on all the time, I am hardly getting 20.5 miles per gallon in city! How can this be? How can Toyota get away underrepresenting Camry MPG for almost 20%? I have read other owner comments on this issue at this site and I am shocked to learn that some Camry's are making 26 mpg in city. Is my car an anomaly? Is there anything I can claim to my dealer about this? What can I do? Suggestions welcome.