The 2.4L Camry is a mid-sized car which feels like a mid-sized car inside, parks like a mid-size car outside, and sips gas like a compact... and drives with the slushy feel, vague steering, handling, and turning circle of a much larger car. The driver's seat is extremely uncomfortable. Some of the interior luxury features like heated seats are nice. The MPG computer over-states the gas mileage by a bit, but it still does very well for such a large car.

My 2000 Toyota Camry LE was totaled when I was rear-ended by an SUV three years ago. I was injured, but I am certain it would have been worse had I not been driving the Camry. I had the opportunity to buy a brand new car of a different make and model for the same price as the used Camry. I chose the Camry because I love the styling. It looks like a much more expensive car. I don’t like the design of every model year. Sometimes they tweak it to look more muscular and sometimes to look more like a race car. I like the standard, elegant sedan look that the 2011 model year provides. I appreciate the features such as power seats, windows and mirrors, the easily visible center console, the roominess of the interior. The gas mileage is excellent. I get around 25 miles to the gallon driving around town, and on weekend trips up the coast, even more. Last year, we packed four people and all of their luggage in the Camry for a week-long trip to several National parks. We had plenty of room for everyone and their bags.