Used Toyota Camry for Sale in Knoxville, TN

The 2005 Camry is a comfortable mid-size sedan that is both affordable and reliable. I have driven my Camry for over nine years and have had minimal complaints. My Camry has had few mechanical troubles during my time with the car. Average routine maintenance such as oil changes have kept the Camry running as smoothly as it did when I initially purchased the vehicle. The Camry is spacious and comfortable, with ample leg room and power seats and windows. I am a drummer, and my 2005 Camry is more than able to fit my entire drum set for transport. I highly recommend this vehicle for daily driving.

Overall, I find the Toyota Camry XLE to be a good car. It looks great and the styling is classic and sporty. It also has several airbags and a good safety record--especially important when soon my daughter will begin learning how to drive! When I go out to start it, I've never had it fail me. The engine turns over every time, even when the weather is in the low teens. The seats are like velvet, and the interior is wood or wood-look. It has many extras that I've not had in previous cars, for example a compass, an outside thermometer, a five CD system, and a double small and large armrest/console area with drink/change holders. There is a thermostat in the car so that the driver can keep it set to where they are comfortable. It also heats and cools fairly quickly, compared to other cars I have owned. The seats are also motorized for customization and maximum comfort. I'm 5'2" and I don't have to sit on a pillow! The interior is extremely spacious, and I can give rides to four Girl Scouts with room to spare for all their gear! The trunk is huge, and I've never run out of space, even when stockpiling groceries on sale. The only thing that I don't like about it is it doesn't handle as well as my old, smaller car. It doesn't 'turn on a dime' and sometimes feels a bit clunky, like I'm driving a car too big for me, even though it's a small sedan. It could be that the hood is longer than I'm used to. It just doesn't inspire confidence in taking a sharp corner quickly; I feel like I would slide if I tried to round a corner as fast as I did in my other car. It may be my tires--they look fine, but the next ones I buy will be more rugged/sporty, and I'm hoping that will help inspire more confident handling at higher speeds/sharp corners, as I like every thing else about it.