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Toyota Camry Reviews

Read what the top automotive journalists are saying about the 2005 Toyota Camry below.

In-depth Professional Review
Intro - Walkaround - Interior Features
Driving Impressions - Final Word

Toyota Camry Review Summary

What reviewers liked most about the Toyota Camry:

"the [2002] Camry's wheelbase has been lengthened by 2 inches, resulting in a more spacious interior and 1.5 more inches of legroom for rear seaters"

—Edmunds.com

"Wonderfully smooth, quiet ride"

—AutoWeek

"the Camry's wheelbase has been lengthened by 2 inches, resulting in a more spacious interior and 1.5 more inches of legroom for rear seaters"

—Edmunds.com

"A solid, reliable car...that offers a good ride, decent performance and comfort, and blends in nicely with the crowd."

—Automobile

"The dash and door panels have the substantial, densely padded feel normally found in Euro sedans."

—Motor Trend

"The flawlessly assembled controls felt substantial and hefty, as befitting a precisely engineered car."

—Edmunds.com

What reviewers liked least about the Toyota Camry:

"The Camry's dashboard is relatively plain."

—New Car Test Drive

"It gives little feedback from the road."

—Edmunds.com

Toyota Camry Comparisons:

"Camry's sleeker form...treats the eyes to lines and creases executed with more drama than those of its predecessor."

—Houston Chronicle

Best one-liners about the Toyota Camry:

"It moves so serenely that the engine must be buried under goose down."

—Car and Driver

"A brand-new, sport SE model [is] meant to address that 'Wow!' deficiency."

—Automobile

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2005 Toyota Camry Reviews
You should be aware that when reviewing 2005 Toyota Camry reviews, what is said regarding a vehicle can typically be applied to the entire generation. A generation is made up of similar vehicles from one year to the next. When a vehicle undergoes a redesign, it is considered a new generation.

Also, when looking at 2005 Toyota Camry reviews, you should take them with a grain of salt. Like all people, reviewers may have a bias towards a manufacturer or particular car. That�s why it�s best to examine opinions from several sources.

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