2007 Toyota Camry

Pros: good looks, comfortable seats, gas mileage,
Cons: no acceleration, loose steering, average handling

If you don't mind a car that has no pickup (4 cyl) and loose steering, then you'll love the 2007 Camry. "Lexus-Like" exterior, great gas mileage and a comfortable interior make this a good, but not great pick. I highly recommend the 2008 Honda Accord. Looks great and drives like a dream.

Pros: Camry reliability
Cons: Styling, road noise, smoothness of ride

I currently own a 2005 SE that I bought in late 2005. I debated about waiting for the 07 but really liked the 05. Well, about a month ago I was rear ended and needed a rental for a few days. My body shop was able to hook me up with a 2007 LE. I have to say I'm glad that I bought the 05. Aside from the looks being much more suitable to my taste (I really don't like the look of the 07) my 05 is far quieter and far more comfortable and drives much more smoothly. This was a rental with only about 3000 miles and it couldn't compare to my 05 with 33K. I was so relieved to know that I wasn't missing out on anything. I've owned 4 Camrys (90, 95, 99, 05) and the 05 is not only my favorite Camry it's my favorite car ever.

Pros: Looks nice and rides nice. More head room and leg room than the 06.
Cons: GAS MILEAGE IS HORRIBLE!!!

I bought a 2007 Camry in 2006 and traded my Ford explorer due to the fact that my explorer was only getting 19 to 20 miles to the gallon and wanted a car that would get much better gas mileage. After a year of driving the camry that now has 14000 miles on it the mileage in town is 19 or 20 and the best mileage we have gotten on the highway is 23. Very, Very sad and we have friends that own the same vehicle and have the same problem. Toyota has said that the sticker EPA is way off and they are now reviewing that. I really feel like I was mislead when I purchased this car. Otherwise the car looks wonderful and rides well.

Pros: Great gas mileage, good power, very comfortable, great sound system, great A/C and quiet
Cons: I wish the rear head rests could go down lower.

Can't remember what fuel economy the sticker says I am suppose to get, but right now, the Display for mpg for the current tank is 38.1 miles per gallon. For the past 3 months I've been getting about 37 to 38 per tank.

The cool thing about this car, besides the great ride and fantastic gas mileage, is the quietness of it all. Takes some getting use to, to be at a stop light, and then the engine turns to the electric motor. Silence. In years past, that meant the engine stopped working, and time to panic. But not the case. And when it switches back to the engine, very smooth. Hard to tell when it goes from electric to motor. Excellent car. I love my Camry.

But something else I noticed. When it needs to, this little 4 cylinder engine can get you cross traffic in a hurry. Very surprised by the amount of power it has.

Pros: reliable
Cons: boring, poor handling/suspension, shoddy non-mechanical manufacturing

First off, I don't write reviews..but here I am. I have been thinking about trading this car in since I bought it. I knew this type of car was an appliance but I expected more. I didn't think my car would bottom out every time I hit a bump, or feel the thunk of my wheels every time I entered the driveway. I didn't think the handling would feel like my old 1966 Dodge Dart from high school. I didn't think the seats would kill my back after a half hour drive. Don't forget watching the passenger seat vibrate/shake quite noticeably while I drive. (the dealer said it was normal..I guess it's a feature..) I expected not to have loose fitting interior materials and huge gaps. Other than that it runs and gets about 26 miles per gallon on the highway with my foot in it. It is an appliance. Its just a low end Sears special and not a Maytag. I think after bashing American cars for the past 20 years, I'm going back to support the U.S. economy, besides I've been outsourced myself a couple of times, but that's another story.