2007 – 2011 · 1 body style available
XV40
The 2007-2011 Toyota Camry represents the XV40 generation, a model that grew larger and more refined than its predecessor while introducing a hybrid variant…
Toyota Camry (XV40) Buyer's Guide
The XV40 Camry (2007-2011) was Toyota's best-selling sedan and the automotive equivalent of a utility bill — unexciting but utterly dependable. It remains an excellent value in the sub-$10,000 used market. Powertrain: The 2.4L 2AZ-FE four-cylinder (158 hp,
2012 – 2017 · 1 body style available
XV50
The 2012-2017 Toyota Camry represents the seventh generation (XV50), a significant redesign that aimed to inject more driving engagement into the traditionally…
Toyota Camry (XV50) Buyer's Guide
The XV50 Camry (2012-2017) was Toyota's best-selling sedan during a period of conservative design. It's less exciting than the XV70 that followed, but that means better used value and the same bulletproof Toyota reliability. Powertrain: The 2.5L 2AR-FE
2018 – 2024 · 1 body style available
XV70
The 2018-2024 Toyota Camry represents the eighth generation (XV70) of the nameplate, introduced for the 2018 model year on Toyota’s TNGA-K platform. This…
Toyota Camry (XV70) Buyer's Guide
The XV70 Camry (2018-2024) shed its boring image with a sportier design, better handling on TNGA-K platform, and excellent powertrain choices. It's America's best-selling sedan and the 8th best-selling used car nationally. Powertrain choices: The 2.5L Dynamic
2025 – present · 1 body style available
XV80
The 2025-present Toyota Camry, known as the XV80 generation, marks a significant shift for the model by standardizing a hybrid powertrain across the lineup.…
Toyota Camry (XV80) Buyer's Guide
The ninth-generation Toyota Camry (XV80, 2025-present) adopts an all-hybrid powertrain strategy for the North American market, marking a significant shift from the previous generation's gas-only options. It combines a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with
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Frequently asked questions
What generations of the Toyota Camry are there?
XV40 (2007 to 2011); XV50 (2012 to 2017); XV70 (2018 to 2024); XV80 (2025 to present).
What are the common problems with the Toyota Camry?
Documented problems include 2.4L Excessive Oil Consumption (2007-2009), 2.5L Oil Consumption (2012-2014), 8-Speed Transmission Harsh Shifting. Which ones apply depends on the generation, so open the year you are considering for its recalls, complaints and a full breakdown.
Should I get a pre-purchase inspection on a used Toyota Camry?
Yes. A Squeezed guide is the triage before the inspection: it shows what to check and what to ask the seller, so you know which listings are worth a mechanic's time.