Used 2016 Toyota Camry XSE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A) Consumer Reviews
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2016 Toyota Camry XSE 4cyl.
sns, Lynnfield, MA, 12/19/2015
Toyota Camry XSE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
65 of 68 people found this review helpful
I recently purchased a 2016 Toyota Camry XSE 4cyl. and traded in a 2014 Honda Accord Sport. I was going to buy a 2016 Accord but my 2014 Accord had such uncomfortable seats I decided to look around solely due to seat discomfort therefore I searched for and found supportive and more comfortable seats in the 2016 Camry and 2016 Subaru Legacy, too bad Honda doesn't check out the competition because they lost me due to their uncomfortable seats which lead to many physical issues due to the "C" shape seats which are good if you're a Formula One driver or a door gunner on the Millennium Falcon. Those seats gave an unnatural, hyperextension of the neck and back which caused me to place a bed pillow for some relief. GOOD (Comfort, Style, Value) My new 2016 Camry XSE heated, leather-suede seats are so supportive and more comfortable, I can drive more relaxed and natural, and the price was less than an Accord Sport which does not come with heated seats or Moon Roof. The Camry rides well and I get compliments on the look of the car, it comes with 18" sport rims, navigation, XM radio, Moon Roof, heated mirrors(some models), and 2 years free maintenance. BAD (knee room) The Accord had better knee room solely due to having a thinner console profile. I wish Toyota as well as other companies would thin the width of the center console so the knees had more freedom. If I move the seat close to the steering wheel, my right knee rubs up against the console which is uncomfortable for me, that did not happen in the Accord. I hope Toyota engineers as well as other companies would stop with the oversized console width, it's unnecessary. Lastly, the leather steering wheel is a very low grade leather, almost synthetic feel. The Accord had a more supple, higher quality leather wrapped steering wheel, soft to the touch. Overall, I'm glad I switched to the Camry it was time for a change and I am happy at this time with my choice. It was a tough choice between the Toyota and Subaru Legacy Limited, but it boiled done to price for me. The Subaru had the most comfort but it was 3K more, but check out the Legacy if you're on the fence I almost went with it.
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Review of 2016 Camry xse
Kendo slice, Summerville, SC, 10/09/2015
Toyota Camry XSE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
14 of 15 people found this review helpful
Originally went to purchase special edition Camry but found the blue way too cartoonish and bright. Then had my sight on the white and prepared to start the bargaining process. After talking to the salesman we noticed a black xse model in the showroom. Although the xse had less features than se (hands free charge, moonroof, push start) and was $2k more, we just fell in love with the black suede/leather interior. Ended up getting $5k off msrp and getting full value for trade in, (Nissan wanted $2k less) 3.9%, lifetime power train, 2 years maintenance free. Over all the car rides well behaved and adequate for a 4 banger. You also can't beat the fact that it has 6sp automatic and not the cvt most manufactures are going to. Very spacious in the front/back with plenty of trunk space. My only complaint with the car is the infotainment display. It is a little laggy but I think most cars are probably going to be on the same par. I like what Toyota did by integrating the navigation on your phone onto the screen. Which eliminates the need of purchasing one with navigation.
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best car i have ever owned....no issues
DOC, Lowell, MA, 08/08/2016
updated 02/16/2022
Toyota Camry XSE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
18 of 20 people found this review helpful
all the people writing bad things about this car are out of there minds,for the money you cant find a better car,i've owed 6 accords and 2 sonata's and they dont compare to the Camry.,great car,car now has 63,000 and hasn’t had an issue , I only put shell VPower gas In it and I use sea fin once a month, change the oil every 5000.
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Camry XSE is the biggest bang for the buck
Delbert DeGroat, Winter Haven, FL, 04/04/2016
updated 10/08/2018
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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Scout GPS Link
RLC, Tucson, AZ, 03/17/2017
Toyota Camry XSE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Ijust bought a 2017 Camry. I love the car but hate the Scout GPS Link and related technology. Did I say hate, I mean LOATHE !!!. Its beyond me why Toyota does not offer Android Auto. I need to buy another new car, this one for my wife, in approximately 3-months. While, I like Toyota, I probably won't buy another Toyota because of Scout and the other on-board technology.
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