Used Toyota Camry for Sale in Denver, CO

Hi People, I recently bought a 2015 Toyota Camry. I am writing this review to make you people aware of few issues/problems that I experienced in this model which could help you decide whether to buy 2015 Camry or not. Firstly, this car has vibrations especially in the wheels between 44 mph through 55 mph, so when you test drive make sure you observe the vibrations at this speed on a smooth road. Secondly, if you still want to go ahead and buy this car make sure to not have Bridgestone tires on it, as these tires magnifies the vibrations. Other than these other performance parameters are good. As per the dealers whom I spoke to get these problems fixed, in the first place they denied the problem (very disappointing). However, after 6 weeks they (dealers, as they had customers with these problems before) accepted that it's a camry design issue which they said could be mitigated by changing tires to Michelin brand, however this would not remove/settle vibrations completely. Wish someone had written about this earlier. Hope this would help you all.

This is my second Camry. I have always owned Fords prior to my first Camry and will probably never go back. My first Camry was an XLE and my wife loved it. I wanted one a little more sporty so got the XSE model and it delivers. I looks great and handles like a dream. The V6 is powerful enough to get you out of any situation you may encounter. I love the new instrumentation. It is better then the XLE I had. The XM radio is as good as any I have ever had. The fuel economy is within reason of other cars in its class. The only thing I can say I don't like is the road noise on the interstate at 70-80mph. It seems a little loud in the cabin when trying to listen to the radio or have a conversation. It is within reason though because I drove a Cadillac before getting the XSE and the Caddy was just as noisy and a lot more money. The seats in the XSE are a little more restrictive then the previous XLE but I chalked that up to the sport package. I also chauffer two grand children around and the back seat room is great for them. All in all the Camry is a good deal for the money. After having the vehicle 6 months now I am not pleased with the overall ride from the "sport" tires. They are low profile & give a harder ride. Also a rattle in the dash has become apparent and the dealership cannot seem to eliminate it. On last thing is the Bluetooth seems to have trouble pairing with my phone, but, this could be a phone problem and not the car. I have had the car over a year now and am still quite pleased with it except for the tires that came on it originally. They were just to hard and made an uncomfortable ride. I took them off and put another set on and the ride has improved greatly. After two years the car still runs and handles well. The tech. overwhelms us older people a little bit especially if you accidently hit a wrong button. Sometimes you need to get the book out to find out how to get back. The book is more like an encyclopedia then an operators manual.

I wish that Toyota still made a two door hatchback like their Celicas of years past. The mini and mid SUV's just aren't my cup of tea. The sport version of the Camry is the closest I Icould come to a medium sized car with a little bit of pizzazz. It handles very well, accelerates surprisingly well, and gets better gas mileage than I'd supposed. It was a joy to drive on windy mountain roads and the cruise control performed well on long inclines. I've been driving a '93 Lexus LS400 for the last 20 years (it just wouldn't quit) so I find the ride and trim in the Camry a bit less nice than I'm used to. Still, it's quiet inside, no motor noise or vibration, just a bit stiffer ride. The XLE might have been a softer ride but my choice of last years models (2015) was limited, I liked the color (Celestial Silver) and the price was right. It's a classy looking car that performs well and I've no doubt, based on years of Consumers Reports, that it will be a very reliable vehicle.