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Poor MPG's and uncomfortable seat
stern_s, 07/12/2017
2015 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
Two year/26,000 mile review: Rattle can with wheels. Took it to the dealer and told them the noise was from my passenger seat, yet they took my headliner and door panel off. I gave up and live with the rattling. Dashboard constantly pops with temperature change. Front seats lack butt cushion. I can feel the actual structure of the seat when I am sitting. After about an hour my butt and back hurts. I love the size of the arm rest/center console and that it slides forward, but it has already broke. Accelerates ok, but is definitely behind in performance compared to other competitors. The transmission downshifts too much, causing me to have to constantly re-accelerate. Excessive body roll. Terrible brakes. Good back-up camera. Side mirrors are badly positioned; I have to constantly adjust the mirror so I can see the curb when I park. Excessive wind noise on the highway. #1 complaint: Terrible MPG's! I cannot believe how far off the actual mpg's are from the EPA estimate. I am lucky to get 30 mpg on the highway. I average 27 on the highway and 22-24 city. This is going by the gauge in the car, which I have found to be off by 1-2 mpg's. This car has soured my taste for Toyota and I don't see myself buying one again in the future (except for maybe a supra).
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Uncomfortable seats😭🙃
RJ, 05/11/2019
2015 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
10 of 18 people found this review helpful
This car has the most uncomfortable seats ever. I bought this car 3 years ago and the seats feel just as uncomfortable. A triangle with an exclamation point keeps popping up on my dashboard. Dealership doesn't see the issue and says it's fine. Honestly go spend your money on a car that actually has comfortable seats. ESPECIALLY if you commute far for work. I commute over 60 miles a day, let me tell you those seats are TERRIBLE.
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Still not as smooth and quiet riding as the competition
gemigniani1, 02/17/2015
2015 Toyota Camry LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
17 of 33 people found this review helpful
I bought a base 2015 Camry LE with tall 16" Firestone Affinity tires hoping it would be the softest and quietest riding 2015 Camry available. While fairly smooth and quiet, the 2015 Camry LE is not quite up to the level found in the 2015 Hyundai Sonata and it's far behind the very smooth and quiet riding 2015 Ford Fusion. While bump impact harshness is not too bad, the ride still feels busy compared to the Sonata and Fusion because the body structure is not as rigid and dampened against road vibrations. Drivers seat comfort is another area where the 2015 Camry also falls short of the competition. Like the 2012-14 Camry's the drivers seat bottom is short and feels hard after 10 minutes
Mos
Mos, 07/25/2019
updated 02/12/2021
2015 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
9 of 17 people found this review helpful
I purchased a 2015 Toyota Camry brand new from a dealership as soon as the mileage turn to 65,000 the engine start to burn oil and knocking noise and driving in the highway when the transmission changing a gear you feel like you have a turbulence I'm very disappointed by Toyota and I would not recommend to anybody to buy it.
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2015 Toyota Camry SE 2.5 (6-speed auto)
The guy who will never drives a Camry again, 10/20/2016
2015 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
6 of 11 people found this review helpful
I am eventually giving up loyalty with Toyota Camry after 20 years of driving on 4 generation of Camry. I made a big mistake to buy the 2015 Camry SE instead of researching more on a Honda Accord or Nissan Altima. The Camry was way under power and it made so much road noise on highway as though you were driving a 10 year old car. Braking system is pretty bad that you have to press hard on brake for a stop. The seats are rough and pain in the butt after an hour drive (not comfort at all). The only good thing on this car is having more space and leg room and a back up camera as a standard compare to the previous model. So as you read this, do try to give yourself a good test drive on highway if you really want a Camry. My guess you better off with the LE model since the struts are not stiff and you have a normal tires. Anyway, regardless of what model of Camry you buy (4 or 6 cylinders) they are all under power and it will make you very frustrated for the money you paid. I later try a test drive on a Nissan Altima and the Honda Accord and what I would say both the Nissan and the Accord are excellent drive and comfort. If in the scale 1-10 of rating I would rate the Camry 5 and the Altima/Accord would be 9. One more thing to note, The Nissan Altima is the best for the comfort, space, and gas mileage.