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32,000 miles
Bren, 11/14/2015
updated 11/20/2017
2015 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
6 of 13 people found this review helpful
Rattles from day one. Terrible MPG's. Uncomfortable seats; feels like I'm sitting on a sheet of metal. The front thigh bolster is already worn and wrinkled. Tires are worn already. For $25K, it only has a backup camera. The shape of the body makes it hard to park and see the curb in the side mirrors. The transmission shifts smooth, but downshifts too much. Compared to the competition the Camry is lacking in horsepower. Thank goodness I leased this turd.
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Very Average Car for 2015!
Mauri, 07/29/2015
2015 Toyota Camry LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
8 of 18 people found this review helpful
For a 2015, I am surprised to see how basic this car is, with lots of road noise to not very good MPG on a 4 Cylinder engine. Only thing going for this car is the warranty and maintenance for 3 years.. that is it. For a big purchase, consider something else.
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Navigation sucks!!!
Mrs. D, 01/30/2016
updated 01/30/2017
2015 Toyota Camry XLE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
3 of 6 people found this review helpful
Before you buy this vehicle, be sure that your cell phone is compatible with the Camry XLE 2015 . My husband purchased this vehicle for me is a birthday gift in June 2015, right off the showroom floor with only 10 miles on it. Before I even got 8K miles on it, I noticed the navigational system kept rebooting, going back to the Toyota welcome screen while I was driving the car. Toyota has had my car 3 times since we purchased it, so they finally figured out that my cell phone is not compatible ( Samsung Galaxy Note 5) with the car. We told Toyota corporation that should have been disclosed by their sales person before we made the purchase, so they said they will be doing an update to the entune app in March, but I think there's a defect in my navigation system. I will never ever purchase another Toyota vehicle, also the car has no get up in it, and the gas mileage is horrible. So before you buy a Camry XLE, be sure to do your homework first. Very disappointed Toyota Customer
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Sound and Navigation Systems Breaks
DO NOT BUY TOYOTA CAMRY, 09/05/2018
2015 Toyota Camry XSE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
5 of 12 people found this review helpful
I work with my car needed navigation systems to enter my addresses, 3 years and entire sound and navigation breaks. Dealer sent me to Brandsmart to look for a replacement .Toyota wants 2k to replace it
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Unparkable sold it-still unparkable when I did.
jeff mackenzie, 12/28/2018
updated 01/04/2022
2015 Toyota Camry LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
5 of 12 people found this review helpful
Before buying this car which I paid cash for new, I carefully researched it and test drove it a couple of times.On the road it did fine except for a slight tendency to swerve to the left. However I neglected to try parking it other than in front of the dealer showroom after test driving it. If I had I would've discovered several disturbing characteristics: 1 Something about the steering aspect ratio is counter intuitive. It turns too sharply going forward and swings too wide when backing and turning. When turning corners I have repeatedly run up on the curb due to not having a good feel for where the car is. Trying to compensate for this a couple of years ago I swung too wide turning into a parked space and scraped a parked car. Despite a very good backup camera, it seems almost impossible to back the car straight into a space-it always ends up angled. I do not think this is a personal issue as I recently rented both a Jeep grand cherokee and a nissan rogue and did not experience similar problems. 2. The hood angles down so sharply it is impossible to see the front of the car-and I'm a tall person, making it difficult to sense when you're approaching a wall or bollard. 3.Because one can't see any reference point on the front of the vehicle, sensing where the curb is when parking parallel also becomes problematical. My son has much better eyesight and even he has scraped the curb a couple of times.
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