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Last Updated on: 05 Oct 2026

Toyota Camry User Reviews

4.2/5
13 Ratings | 13 Reviews

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Ihfdhknnvzgh•1 Oct 2026
4/5

It's a good car, very comfortable, and feels luxurious. Mileage is impressive, and it has strong safety features. Maintenance is easy too. Overall, it's the best choice for Toyota fans.

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Rohan•1 Oct 2026
5/5

This car looks bold, and being a Toyota means less maintenance and great fuel efficiency. It's my daily driver. If you're looking for a sedan for everyday use, just go for it; you won't regret it.

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Kunal GUHA•22 Sept 2026
4/5

As an overall package it an absolutely brilliant car. May not be the most exciting car to drive but if you’re chauffeur driven then it’s the car to buy. Having said that the paddle shifters improve the performance quite significantly. Excellent rear seat comfort. Toyota reliability is next to none. The only downside if at all is the ground clearance but that’s not a downside for the car but for the country where we live with potholes everywhere. If you live in a city with good roads then this is the car.

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Aarav Sharma•6 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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Aditya•3 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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Sargent•2 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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Prakash•2 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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Jaggu•1 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 Bhatkal•29 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 Mitra•29 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.

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

•2w

Which car would be more convenient among the ninth-generation Toyota Camry, Audi Q3, and BMW X1 LWB if I drive only around 50 km per week?

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•2w

Go for the new-gen Audi Q3, which is launching soon. With your very minimal usage, the benefits of the Camry's strong hybrid system really won't pay any dividends, and as it is a much larger car with a lower ground clearance, it takes away the convenience factor you are looking for. As such, then, the two compact luxury SUVs are both great options that will suit your needs better. The X1 LWB is a better bet if you are chauffeur-driven, thanks to its immense rear-seat space. However, in most respects, the new Q3 will be the better bet, especially if you drive yourself. It gets a more powerful 2.0-litre engine rather than the BMW's 1.5, it has AWD, and Audi's latest tech. Plus, it's easy to drive and see out of, and Audi has cleverly chosen a smaller rim size for India to ensure that ride quality remains comfortable. Test drive the iX1 too, but overall, the Q3 seems like the better bet for your needs.

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•3w

Test drove the Camry Hybrid at a friend's insistence, and the cabin refinement at highway speeds genuinely surprised me for a car in this segment.

•10w

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

•11w

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.

•11w

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?