Used 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid for Sale

4.5

(2 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.5

(2 Reviews)

Value

4.0

Performance

3.0

Comfort

4.5

Fuel Economy

4.0

Reliability

5.0

Owner Reviews

4.5

2 Reviews


Overall	4.5

Value	4.0

Performance	3.0

Style	3.5

Comfort	4.5

Fuel Economy	4.0

Reliability	5.0

2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid - Fuel efficient and stylish.

I love my Toyota Camry Hybrid! It is an awesome fuel efficient vehicle that is roomy and offers all the luxury amenities inside. Not only does it hold its value, but it a very stylish car that can fit passengers comfortably. It also comes fully loaded, so I can open my sun roof on a nice day or turn on my heated leather seats in the winter. I also love the gas mileage. I've made an almost 20-hr. drive and only had to fill up two times.

Story

I remember picking a friend up and how many compliments I received on my Camry. They were so shocked that it was fully loaded and was so nice on the inside.

Pros

Fuel efficiency is one of the biggest pros. I love how I save gas when the engine cuts off automatically if I've been sitting idle for too long. This is a great benefit when in traffic. I also love that it is fully loaded, so I'm comfortable with leather and heated seats while on road trips. The navigation comes in handy as well incase my phone is dead and I can not charge it. I also love how much space I have in the front and back seats. None of my friends who ride with me feel cramped.

Cons

Some cons are the hybrid system is more costly if there is an issue. Also, it's not as fast as I would like. I also wish there was more trunk space due to the hybrid system taking half of the trunk space. I wish the navigation system could play DVDs (not when driving of course). It would be nice, when not driving, to watch a DVD without having to buy the aftermarket navigation system. I also don't like how I have to bring the car in to a dealer to check the hybrid system. I would prefer doing the maintenance myself.

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.