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Last Updated on: 21 Aug 2026

Toyota Camry User Reviews

4.1/5
10 Ratings | 10 Reviews

Tell us about your experience

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Aarav Sharma6 Aug 2026
4/5

If you're mostly in the city, the Camry could be more practical with its great mileage and comfort.

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Aditya3 Aug 2026
3/5

The Camry is a great car with excellent fuel efficiency. However, it is sold at a much higher price due to taxation structures.

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Sargent2 Aug 2026
5/5

Camry offers bulletproof Toyota engineering and a fantastic hybrid setup. It provides great comfort, aesthetics, and has all the right ingredients for a luxury family sedan.

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Prakash2 Jul 2026
4/5

Toyota is one of the best brands in the world. I don’t think you need to think much about buying a Camry.

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Jaggu1 Jul 2026
4/5

Definitely one of the best sedans, the sprint edition with dual tone has a striking look. The only downside is it's just a FWD for this high price. If it was in AWD, it would compete strongly with Audis and BMW 330i.

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Nandan Bhatkal29 Jun 2026
5/5

I drive a 2016/2017 Camry. It is indeed a premium sedan without shouting about it. Meant for long term ownership. Go for it.

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Sumit Mitra29 Jun 2026
3/5

I test drove the Camry. While the hybrid system is very good, I think the price to refinement and features was lacking.

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Adarsh Paliwal26 Jun 2026
5/5

The 2026 Toyota Camry is a fantastic choice for those prioritizing comfort, refinement, and long-term ownership. The hybrid system is smooth and fuel-efficient, and the sedan offers ride comfort that is hard to match by similarly priced SUVs.

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Vinay26 Jun 2026
3/5

Camry is a brilliant car, but the price to feature ratio is a downside. The price is definitely on the higher side.

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Delhi rider5 Jan 2026
5/5

bought camry 2025 and it is a breeze to drive, larger than mercedes peers and actual on road fuel efficiency is 22 plus km per litre. unless you are brand obsessed with mercs toyota camry is by far the best option in this segment

Toyota Camry Expert Reviews

Autocar score
8

We like

  • Rear seat comfort

  • Smooth, efficient powertrain

We don't like

  • Engine buzzy at higher revs

  • Unexciting to drive

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Questions you may find useful

4w

Hi Autocar team, I am looking to buy an Audi A4 is it worth to buy as it is already discontinued in global market. I have budget of around 50-55, i have 70% city and 30 % highway traffic running. Also had a look at camery because of average. I am open to consider SUV also had a look at kodiaq and xuv 7xo. Very confused please help

5w

Hi Autocar team, I am looking to buy car in range between 50-55. I am preferring sedan but open to good SUV. I am thinking to go with audi A4, but its new generation A5 and Q3 both are due in india. I have also seen XUV diesel as my running 12-15k max 20k in year. Also explored Camery. Can you please suggest an options. I am looking for fun to drive car.

5w

Between the 2026 Toyota Camry which is a CBU and the Lexus ES 300h which is assembled in India would you recommend and why ? Is there any significant difference that justifies the approx Rs 24 lakh on road price difference?

3w

People say the Lexus ES is essentially a slightly more luxurious version of the Camry. Is it worth paying such a huge premium for the Lexus, and why? The Camry is a CBU, hence priced exorbitantly. Does Toyota plan to make it in India?

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3w

The Lexus ES and Toyota Camry do share the same basic platform and hybrid powertrain, but the ownership experience is very different. The Lexus car, being positioned as a more premium product, has a more luxurious interior with higher-quality materials, and better sound insulation and refined levels. Lexus also offers a stronger brand image and a more exclusive ownership experience, which is a big part of what you are paying for.The Toyota car, on the other hand, is the more rational choice. It offers the same hybrid powertrain, it is still very luxurious, and has a very comfortable ride at a much lower price point.Just a quick clarification: Toyota has been assembling the Camry at its Bidadi plant in Karnataka since 2013, and like other gens, even this one is brought to India as a CKD, not a full import.

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6w

I am planning to buy a new car. Currently, I drive a Creta and live in Kozhikode, Kerala. I have shortlisted the Toyota Camry. Is the Camry suitable for my daily city commute and nearby drives? I prefer only Japanese cars.

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6w

Yes, the Camry Hybrid suits daily Kozhikode city runs and short trips around, mainly because it’s smooth and very efficient in stop-go traffic. The hybrid glides on battery at low speeds, the automatic keeps revs low, and you’ll use far less fuel than a big petrol sedan normally would in town. It’s also quiet and very comfortable, so commutes and family rides feel easy.Since you’re coming from a Creta, remember the Camry is longer and lower. In old-city lanes and tight parking, you’ll need more care, and very tall speed breakers or deep monsoon water can be a worry compared to your SUV. Drive it a bit diagonally over big humps and you’ll be fine most days.Toyota support in Kerala is strong, parts are easy, and running costs are sensible for a Rs. 50 lakh-class car. If you want a Japanese upgrade that feels premium yet stress-free in traffic, the Camry fits well.

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