Used Toyota Camry Hybrid for Sale

The Toyota Camry Hybrid has been an exceptional vehicle. It provides a smooth and comfortable ride and is exceptionally easy to drive and maneuver. I like the look both inside and out. The interior has shown little to no wear and has a unique trim package which isn't standard and I've not seen on a similar model. Since the vehicle was purchase from a used car dealership I don't know the details of the unusual trim package. The outside of the vehicle is in very good condition but has been kept garaged since it was purchased at two-years old. The interior of the car provides ample room for five adults to ride comfortably, but the trunk is small because of the large battery in the trunk space. This makes it more difficult to transport larger items, or when planning a trip the limited spac... (more)

Story

There have been many fun girls shopping trips in this vehicle. It is so easy to drive I almost always volunteer to drive on an outing.

Pros

The number one positive thing about the Camry hybrid is certainly fuel economy averaging 40 mpg. It far surpasses anything in it's class of a gasoline powered vehicle. Number two on the list would be comfort. The interior has ample space for a comfortable ride in both front and back seats. The heated front seats are also a nice option on chilly days. Another great thing about this vehicle is the ease of driving and maneuverability. It handles very well in most weather conditions making it a pleasure to drive. Because this car runs on both battery power and gasoline it is great driving thro... (more)

Cons

It is very difficult to come up with anything negative to say about this great car. But there are a few things I would probably change in the design given the chance even though they are pretty minor. One of the most noticeable things is the lack of rear seat cup holders unless the middle arm rest is pulled down. That is fine most of the time but makes it impossible to include a fifth passenger. The very worst thing though is the very limited trunk space. I understand the smaller space is due to the very large battery in the trunk area, but it still makes it difficult to haul larger items ... (more)

2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid - Totally Toyota.

I originally bought this car after totaling my 2005 Toyota Prius. I absolutely loved that vehicle, mainly because the gas mileage was outstanding. I drive with a lead foot, so it was nice to have a car that could balance out how much I spend in gas, so I didn't have to compromise that part of my driving. I was skeptical about the gas mileage being as good in this vehicle, because it seemed to run more so on gas than it did with the battery, but I can say that my gas expenses are roughly the same in this vehicle. In good weather conditions, this vehicle handles very nicely, but when it rains or is very windy, things can get a little rough. Hydroplaning is something I have experienced more often in this car, even if it is just sprinkling, than I have in any of the other vehicles that I h... (more)

Story

Though this vehicle is a hybrid, it can still kick it! On one of the big bridges coming into my city, I was racing a friend, and it got up to well over 110 MPH. Faster than I ever thought I would see a stock street hybrid go!

Pros

This vehicle is very spacious. One of the main reasons why I chose the 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid is because I needed a safe car with enough room to fit my baby car seats for my two kids. This car does it with no problems, and there is still room for a third passenger in the back with loads of leg room. Also, the trunk has a lot of room for me to be able to lug things around with. This car has seen me through three moves, and I rarely needed another vehicle to supplement the transportation of my things. Something I liked from my previous Toyota Prius that was carried over into this vehicle w... (more)

Cons

So far, the A/C has gone out twice, and it really seems to eat through tires. Both of which have been pretty expensive fixes. On top of that, you have the things I previously mentioned, specifically the hydroplaning.

2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid -

Went from a Tahoe to a Camry Hybrid during a particularly high spike in fuel prices — it's been very reliable in terms of MPG over the years. It truly depends on the driving (city, highway, rapid acceleration, etc.), but I average about 30MPG. At the time of purchase, hybrids were just starting to gain momentum so this was fabulous and still is. For the first four years of its life, I drove the heck out of my poor car, and it stood up to constant driving, various terrain, many 1,000+ trips and regular 300+ trips. The only time I've ever found myself broke down on the side of the road is the one time I ran out of gas. To me, this signals excellent reliability and peace of mind for a family car.

Story

Took a 1,500 mile road trip with my son to find a new place to live. It was a great memory, because it was the beginning of our new life.

Pros

With regular maintenance, the car has been very reliable. Regular oil changes and I'm ten years into the ownership, and I've still not had any major problems. Ten years later, the navigation system (and related information) is still useful and relevant. Great gas mileage. Quality leather seating and no cracks at all.

Cons

I seem to go through brake pads quicker than with any other car I've had. Quite a few recalls during the first couple of years. Almost from the beginning I've had a slight 'whistle' type sound from the top of the driver's window.