2005 Toyota Camry

The Bottom Line: This is the best of many nice vehicles I have driven. I would not hesitate to take it across the Grand Old U.S.A.

Review: No Vehicle would appeal to everyone but the TOYOTA CAMRY is a crowd-pleaser. It is quiet, comfortable, nimble, and affordable. I see them everywhere. After six months of driving this one, a used 2005 LE Model, and many test drives of others, I...

The Bottom Line: Unless you're dead set on something with more "emotion", the Camry will serve you well for years, and miles, to come.

Review: [Note: In response to suggestions, and more time with the car, I have updated the review accordingly]

We recently purchased a new 2005 Toyota Camry LE Automatic (4 cyl.) to replace our aging Buick LeSabre. The following is my impression of...

The Bottom Line: Excellent value for a proven track record.

Review: I must admit I am a big Toyota loyalist. I'm not looking for something that will die in 2-3 years or need major repairs.

I have read the one review that someone has put up and find it amazing. Now I freely admit there are cars out there...

The Bottom Line: This car is definitely a quality car. The ride is smooth and quiet. It has the feel of a luxury car but at an affordable price.

Review: As a 20-something year old, most of my peers are not interested in a car like the Camry. Most individuals are seeking a sportier or budget type car. What I like about this car is that it can appeal to all sorts of people. The ride is where the camry...

The Bottom Line: Great engine & handling packages. Excellent quality & price. Best all around car I've ever owned.

Review: Bought a 2005 SE V6 in November of 04 when they first came on the lot. I searched virtually every manufacturer and vehicle style before I finally found the Camry SE. The "SE V6" features are really what made me lean towards this car. It has the...

The Bottom Line: Looking for a 4-door sedan? Stop. It's useless to waste time comparing. Get a Toyota Camry and get on with your life.

Review: My 2005 Toyota Camry XLE V6 replaces a wonderful 2002 Camry that went off lease. In so many ways, it's more of the same for this model year; there are only a few changes from the '02-'04 production years. And yet, Toyota continues to push the...

The Bottom Line: The 2005 Camry LE is a fine car. After 70K miles it's still comfortable, performs well and is tight and rattle free.

Review: I bought my Toyota 2005 Camry LE new in 2005, and have put 70,000 miles on it, and I still love the car. It still looks good, and performs well. I especially appreciate the performance of the 2.4 liter four cylinder engine. It's smooth running and...

The Bottom Line: You really can't go wrong with a Camry. If you're looking for a car, I would highly recommend this one..

Review: Let me preface this review by saying I am in my early 20s and am finishing up with school. My main criteria was reliability, and of course price. My peers tend to drive two door cars, or something along the lines of a Corolla or Civic. The Camry is...

The Bottom Line: Overall this is a great car for the money and is very practical but not too fun to drive :(

Review: INTRO
I recently was in the need of a new car after my old car, a 1998 Honda Accord LX, was totalled in an accident. I wanted something with the same reliability of the Accord which went 75000 miles with no problems. I also wanted something...

The Bottom Line: More than adequate in most catagories. Isolated soft ride not for everyone

Review: It is very difficult to find fault with the Toyota Camry. It's smoothness, comfort, safety, and reliability are legendary. But I found that in driving it, I was very much isolated from the driving experience. It is, in my humble opinion, the car...