Used 2016 Toyota Camry Sedan Consumer Reviews
Used Camry for sale
Good car for the value
Lorie C., 03/02/2016
2016 Toyota Camry XLE 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
15 of 19 people found this review helpful
I'm writing this because I used edmunds to help to educate me, although it was my BIL who in the end still made a better deal for me. Just paying back. Most important tip is, if you have somebody good at bargaining by all means use them and let them be generous to you. I'm picky on things like the touch screen display (no lame knobs like many other cars), ease of use of the touch screen, how close it is to me, blind spot monitor, navigation, lane departure warning, collision warning, moon roof, cup holders, how the space next to my shift stick is divided and arranged, space for my keys and phone, storage space in the front, glove compartment isn't lame, seat width and comfort, ease of shifting gears, audio quality, colors interior and exterior, steering wheel turning facility, road handling, performance, both back seats flip down, baby seat anchors, keyless entry, push start up, ease of opening back trunk if my hands are full, automatic touch lock, smart key so I don't lock my keys inside, etc. After reviewing all of the above, comparing and test driving this car's equivalents at 6 other popular similar level brands, duplicate dealerships, and even casually checking out 4 luxury brands for fun, I chose this one. If I had another $10K, I would take a Lexus.
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Camry XSE is the biggest bang for the buck
Delbert DeGroat, 04/04/2016
updated 10/08/2018
2016 Toyota Camry XSE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
I bought a 16 Camry XSE after owning a Subaru WRX. The WRX developed an clutch throw out bearing squeel and Subaru wouldn't warranty it. They said it came from abuse. I never abuse my cars! I considered Honda, but hated the vague CVT transmission. Toyotas I've owned in the past were always great. This one is too. My car is now 2 years old. I have not a single problem with my Camry. The only thing that I've needed to do was normal maintenance, oil changes, wiper blades, tires checked and rotated and inflation. I still give my Camry 5 stars.
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Camry more than you would expect
Bruno R Valenti, 10/22/2015
2016 Toyota Camry Special Edition 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
The camry has been a very impressive car, although I have a 2.5 simpler motor SE without the Entune, I have found the radio to be very good along with a decent bluetooth, it rides smooth and very quiet, It is very impressive and I have to admit I am impressed, I traded in an E 350, I miss the weight and AWD security option, but other than that it is simple, reliable and impressive
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The Good.. The Bad.. and The Boring..
ToyFoyBoy, 12/14/2017
2016 Toyota Camry SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
The Camry.. It's a cheap family car with high safety, low insurance, and bland styling.. But it really has always been this car, they have made a few hot one's over the years in very low numbers, but the formula has always been what it is. The 2016 camry is really a failed attempt at the most simple Camry formula.. Decent looks, good build quality, high quality parts, and Decent driver interaction.. This has been the simple formula going back to the camry Vx70 which was the original Celica Camry here in the USA.. Before it got it's own US Platform.. The 85 Camry i owned, started life as my father's and was handed down to me at 173K miles, it was silver, with a very supportive, ultra high quality interior fabric, the dash looked textured, and was a thick rubberized plastic, which actually felt expensive, and like a high quality car.. It was slow, at 90hp, but it was fun to drive, it handled well, and was very easy to see out of.. In 1991 another family member bought a new Camry LE v6 which was also another car with fantastic seats, great handling, and offered a competent comfortable ride.. I expected the same when i purchased my 2016 Camry SE.. I wanted the good sounds of the nakamichi stereo's of the 80's, i wanted the adequate hp of the 91, and the handling, performance, and easy visibility that the older camry got.. What i ended up with though was a poor imitation of a buick.. The seats are hard, cheap, and the material feels like something they found at the dollar store, the dash rattles, the stereo is the entune which gets generic paper speakers, the handling is terrible, the ride is harsh for no reason, the electric power steering is slow, and can't keep up with spirited driving, you can't see out of it, and frankly the automatic transmission is just terrible.. The 2.5 is a gem of a 4cyl engine, but everything attached to it, just isn't up to par for a toyota.. I feel like the camry went from a BMW fighter for the middle class to something that only resembles the actual camry by nothing more than name.. This isn't my only toyota, but frankly it is my last new one.. I would rather put the time into repairing a 200+K mile early toyota than make payments on another appliance.. After all i already own a refrigerator.. I never thought i wanted to drive one..
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le. Just ok!
J Martin, 08/09/2016
2016 Toyota Camry LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
9 of 11 people found this review helpful
Purchased a 2016 LE approx 2 months ago.....3000 miles later...the verdict. Basic transportation....good room for 4 adults. Stereo sucks....pitiful speakers..no bass. Rear doors sound cheap when closed. Does get 32 mpg-at least according to the computer....Guess I was spoiled by my 2 Hondas.. Why on earth did Honda go to CVTs? Bought it because several of my co-workers have them. Less than thrilling, is all I can say!
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