2017 Toyota Camry Sedan Pricing

Name: 2017 Toyota Camry Expert Rundown
Uploaded: 2017-04-20
Description: Looking for a great sedan with a solid reputation for durability and reliability? The 2017 Toyota Camry might be a good match. Here's a quick rundown of what we like, what we don't and the bottom line from the Edmunds editors.

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2018 Toyota Camry
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pros & cons

Pros & Cons

pros

Interior is comfortable and spacious; all seats are roomy
Outward visibility is better than average
Trim levels have distinct luxury and sport characteristics
Interior controls are easy to read and operate

cons

Middling four-cylinder fuel economy

Performance

Toyota Camry Sedan MSRP: $23,840

Based on the SE Auto FWD 5-passenger 4-dr Sedan with typically equipped options.

EPA Est. MPG	27
Transmission	Automatic
Drive Train	Front Wheel Drive
Displacement	2.5 L
Passenger Volume	118.1 cu ft

Wheelbase	109 in
Length	190 in
Width	71 in
Height	57 in
Curb Weight	3300 lbs

Standard Features

Toyota Camry Sedan MSRP: $23,840

Based on the SE Auto FWD 5-passenger 4-dr Sedan with typically equipped options.

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Fold Flat Rear Seats
Bluetooth
Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel
Tire Pressure Warning
Power Driver Seat
Back-up camera

Rear Bench Seats
Trip Computer
Aux Audio Inputs
Stability Control
USB Inputs

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Toyota Camry 2017

2017 Toyota Camry Expert Rundown

Looking for a great sedan with a solid reputation for durability and reliability? The 2017 Toyota Camry might be a good match. Here's a quick rundown of what we like, what we don't and the bottom line from the Edmunds editors.

Transcript

JOSH SADLIER: This is automotive editor Josh Sadlier with an Edmunds Expert Rundown of the 2017 Toyota Camry. Now, if our calculations are correct, this is year seven for the current Toyota Camry. And we've already seen the 2018 Toyota Camry, the next generation car, which debuted at the Detroit Auto Show. But don't sleep on the 2017 Camry, because there's still plenty going for it. You got typical Toyota resale value, reputation for reliability. And if you step up to the V6 engine, you get the same motor that Lotus puts in the Evora sports car. It's the best V6 in the class. Actually, in our opinion, the best engine in class. Unfortunately, the four-cylinder engine that comes standard in most Camrys is less impressive. It's about 90 horsepower weaker. And it only gives you three more miles per gallon on the highway. That's 33 for the four-cylinder versus 30 for the V6. You can tell which one we'd prefer. The back seat of the current Camry has always been a strength. The bottom cushion's nice and high. Plenty of support under longer thighs. Plenty of headroom too. This is certainly a roomy family sedan, even by the standards of the class. Toyota has gone through a few different iterations of dashboard design with the Camry in recent years. And this one's a little cleaner than some of the others. Pretty straightforward in terms of the user interface. Toyota's touchscreen graphics are not the best. But in terms of usability, we're OK with it. You can see, this model has contoured steering wheel that gives you a faint whiff of sport. The bottom line, if you're shopping in this segment, is that the Camry is pretty much the oldest vehicle for 2017. But it has those typical Toyota virtues and it might be all you need. For more Edmunds Expert Rundowns, click the link to subscribe.