Used Toyota Camry for Sale in Pittsburgh, PA

The 2011 Camry gets either a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine or a 3.5-liter V-6, and both are just a little bigger than the 2.4-liter and 3.3-liter engines in the earlier generation. Although the current generation of Camry gets variable valve timing to improve efficiency, Toyota hasn't jumped on the direct-injection or turbo bandwagons.

I have a white Toyota Camry four-door sedan and it also has a sunroof. I like the style of this car but it does look like a typical early 2000 sedan, which is to say its pretty boring. The inside is plain, seats five and features automatic seat adjustment on the driver side only, passenger side is manual adjustment. There is a CD and cassette player in this car, which I enjoy very much. The speakers are loud and sound good. The trunk features a lot of room for groceries and other goods with a compartment for the spare tire. I live in the city and this car feels a bit long for parallel parking which makes it slightly annoying to use. But it drives very smoothly and the suspension takes bumps pretty well. The steering wheel is a little loose for handling but the braking and acceleration are both adequate. I do enjoy driving it but I would prefer a more luxurious drive. Maintenance hasn't been bad, there’s a couple problem due to rust underneath the car due to salting of roads but the engine is great. All in all I like my Toyota and if I need another car in the future I will probably be picking one up.

The best part of the vehicle is its ride quality. It's able to corner quite well for such a large vehicle and manages to also have a decent amount of power. The interior of the car was the reason that I initially purchased the vehicle, as it was a very clean updated look. The worst thing about the car is that it's a relatively boring car to drive. If they improve the driving style of the car, I'm certain that everyone would purchase one.