I have had my Toyota Camry for 15 months now. I am somewhat happy with the car. It is the newest and most expensive car I have ever owned and to this day I suffer from buyers remorse. The car is a nice size, not to big, not to small. The ride is fairly smooth. I enjoy the power locks, which I never had and the power windows and keyless entry, all of which I never had. The seats are soft and plush and clean. I had a flat tire recently and took it back to the place I purchased the car and two days later I had a flat in the same tire so I took my car elsewhere and they found a nail in the tire and no patch. Yet I was charged for the patch. I won't be going back to them for repairs. Normally I don't take my cars to the places I purchased the cars. I have an uncle who is a mechanic who will treat me right and will be honest with me. The car is overall good. It runs well, other than the flat tire I have had no problems with the car. Again, I have never had power windows or locks etc. So it is exciting to have that bit of luxury. If I had an older child I would trust it with them driving the car. I would even hand it down to them but my eldest is only 10, I am unsure if the car will make it another 6 years. I do plan on keeping the car as long as possible. Also, my dad works for GM and I would have never picked this car, my husband actually bought the car for me but I feel like he did not shop around enough and I feel like he picked whatever seemed nice at the moment. He has the opposite of buyers remorse... All the time. Not good with money, like to shop.

I like the Camry because it rides smooth. The first time we turned the key, I was shocked at how quiet and smooth it felt. I was almost concerned that the engine may not be running--but it was. It's larger and makes me feel a little less claustrophobic than other cars may have. We even love the interior, which is attractive and neutral.