The Toyota Camry is a popular family sedan known for excellent reliability and strong resale value. One thing long-missing from the Camry had been any sense of driving excitement, but that’s changed with the redesigned 2018 model. The new front-wheel-drive Camry comes with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder or 3.5-liter V-6 engine, or as a gas-electric Hybrid that pairs a four-cylinder gas engine with an electric motor.
Camry – 6 Generations
- 2025
- 2018–24
- 2012–17
- 2007–11
- 2002–06
- 1992–2001
- 2025
- 2018–24
- 2012–17
- 2007–11
- 2002–06
- 1992–2001
Latest generation
2025 Camry
With its 2018 redesign, the words “fun” and “Camry” go together more than they ever have thanks to a new platform with a reworked suspension that gives the Camry real appeal among people who enjoy driving. The standard 2.5-liter four-cylinder delivers plenty of power, though the optional 301-hp, … 3.5-liter V-6 is tempting. Both engines work with an eight-speed automatic transmission. The V-6 is smooth and strong, and it’s even pretty good on gas, with an EPA rating of 26 mpg combined. Of course, if fuel efficiency is what you’re after it’s worth taking a look at the Camry Hybrid, which gets an EPA-estimated 52 mpg combined in LE trim. Standard safety features include automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection, lane keep assist, and adaptive cruise control.
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2025
- MSRP range$28,400–$36,125
- Consumer rating
(0 reviews)
- Combined mpg 44–51
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2025:
- Refreshed for 2025
- Gas-electric hybrid system is sole powertrain
- Continuously variable automatic transmission
- Multilink rear suspension
- Front- or all-wheel drive
- Available dual 12.3-inch displays
See 2025 Camry articles
Previous generation
2018–24 Camry
The Toyota Camry was redesigned for the 2007 model year to keep pace with rivals like the Honda Accord and Ford Fusion. The styling was trimmer than before, though still conservative. The base engine was a 158-hp, 2.4-liter four-cylinder, while a larger, more powerful 268-hp, … 3.5-liter V-6 was optional. Side-impact and side curtain airbags were standard, while an electronic stability system was initially optional, then became standard for the 2010 model year. A hybrid model joined the Camry lineup for the first time as a 2007 model.
2024
- MSRP range$26,420–$36,845
- Consumer rating
3.9
(8 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–32
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2024:
- Four-cylinder or V-6 power
- Available hybrid variant
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto standard
- Available TRD performance trim
- Available all-wheel drive
See 2024 Camry articles
2023
- MSRP range$26,320–$36,745
- Consumer rating
4.9
(16 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–32
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2023:
- Four-cylinder or V-6 power
- Available hybrid variant
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto standard
- Available TRD performance trim
- Available AWD
See 2023 Camry articles
2022
- MSRP range$25,845–$36,270
- Consumer rating
5.0
(5 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–32
- Body style Sedan
See 2022 Camry articles
2021
- MSRP range$25,045–$35,620
- Consumer rating
4.8
(75 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–32
- Body style Sedan
See 2021 Camry articles
2020
- MSRP range$24,425–$35,130
- Consumer rating
4.7
(150 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–34
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2020:
- Android Auto now standard
- New TRD performance trim
- All-wheel drive now available
- Four-cylinder or V-6 power
- Available hybrid model gets up to 52 mpg combined
- Automatic emergency braking standard
See 2020 Camry articles
2019
- MSRP range$24,095–$34,850
- Consumer rating
- Combined mpg 26–34
- Body style Sedan
See 2019 Camry articles
2018
- MSRP range$23,645–$35,100
- Consumer rating
4.7
(787 reviews)
- Combined mpg 26–34
- Body style Sedan
See 2018 Camry articles
2012–17 Camry
This is the Camry generation that cemented Toyota’s reputation for reliability and firmly locked the car into the heart of the family sedan class. The softer styling of the previous generation was gone and, unfortunately, so were the wagon and coupe body styles. A frugal … 2.2-liter four-cylinder and a thirstier 3.0-liter V-6 were offered.
2017
- MSRP range$23,070–$31,370
- Consumer rating
4.8
(472 reviews)
- Combined mpg 24–27
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2017:
- Wireless smartphone charging available
- Advanced safety features available
- Four-cylinder or V-6
- Hybrid model available
See 2017 Camry articles
2016
- MSRP range$23,070–$31,370
- Consumer rating
4.7
(250 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–28
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2016:
- New Special Edition version
- Aggressive exterior styling
- Advanced safety features available
- Four-cylinder or V-6
- Hybrid model available
See 2016 Camry articles
2015
- MSRP range$22,970–$31,370
- Consumer rating
4.6
(256 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–28
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2015:
- New aggressive exterior styling
- New advanced safety features available
- Revised steering, suspension
- Four-cylinder or V-6
- Hybrid model available
See 2015 Camry articles
2014
- MSRP range$22,235–$30,705
- Consumer rating
4.6
(303 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–28
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2014:
- Seats five
- Four-cylinder or V-6
- Hybrid model
- Standard automatic transmission
- Available blind spot warning system
See 2014 Camry articles
2013
- MSRP range$22,235–$30,465
- Consumer rating
4.5
(179 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–28
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2013:
- Seats five
- Four-cylinder or V-6
- Hybrid model
- Standard automatic transmission
- Interior upgrades
- Newly available rear cross-traffic alert
See 2013 Camry articles
2012
- MSRP range$22,055–$30,115
- Consumer rating
4.5
(294 reviews)
- Combined mpg 25–28
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2012:
- Redesigned for 2012
- Four-cylinder or V-6
- Standard automatic transmission
- 2 mpg better gas mileage
- Larger trunk
See 2012 Camry articles
2007–11 Camry
While the Camry received a significant revamp for the 2012 model year, the competition in the mid-size sedan class wasn’t making life easy for it. Rivals like the Ford Fusion, Hyundai Sonata, Honda Accord, Kia Optima and Chevrolet Malibu were all moving the bar on interior … amenities, overall refinement and performance. Toyota responded with a Camry that was more fuel-efficient with the expected four-cylinder and V-6 engine choices, along with a Hybrid drivetrain. For the first time, a manual transmission was no longer offered. Rear cross-traffic alert became optional in 2013. A design update in 2015 brought more aggressive styling, while updates like available wireless smartphone charging helped the Camry stay competitive in a crowded class.
2011
- MSRP range$20,195–$29,845
- Consumer rating
4.6
(218 reviews)
- Combined mpg 23–26
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2011:
- Minor styling updates for 2010
- Stability system standard
- Standard four-cylinder
- Available V-6
- USB input
See 2011 Camry articles
2010
- MSRP range$19,395–$29,045
- Consumer rating
4.6
(152 reviews)
- Combined mpg 23–26
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2010:
- Minor styling updates for 2010
- Stability system now standard
- Upgraded standard four-cylinder
- Available V-6
- New USB audio compatibility
See 2010 Camry articles
2009
- MSRP range$19,145–$28,695
- Consumer rating
4.4
(183 reviews)
- Combined mpg 23–25
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2009:
- Darker wood (XLE)
- Reclining backseat (XLE)
- Standard side-impact and side curtain airbags
- Optional stability system
- Hybrid version available
See 2009 Camry articles
2008
- MSRP range$18,570–$28,120
- Consumer rating
4.3
(81 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2008:
- Darker wood (XLE)
- Reclining backseat (XLE)
- New silver paint
- Standard side-impact and side curtain airbags
- Optional stability system
- Hybrid version available
See 2008 Camry articles
2007
- MSRP range$18,470–$28,020
- Consumer rating
4.2
(302 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2007:
- Redesigned for 2007
- Larger V-6 engine
- Improved four-cylinder
- Standard side-impact and side-curtain airbags
- Reclining backseat (XLE)
See 2007 Camry articles
2002–06 Camry
The 2002 Camry arrived with a new platform and adopted a sleeker design that shared more than a passing resemblance with sedans from Toyota’s luxury division, Lexus. Larger headlamps and taillights replaced the narrower ones of the previous generation. A larger, 2.4-liter … four-cylinder engine was standard, while the available 3.0-liter V-6 would be joined in 2004 by a slightly larger and more powerful V-6 available for the SE trim.
2006
- MSRP range$18,445–$25,805
- Consumer rating
4.5
(79 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2006:
- Four-cylinder or V-6
- Manual or automatic
- Optional navigation system
- Standard ABS
- 210-hp V-6 in sporty SE model
See 2006 Camry articles
2005
- MSRP range$18,195–$25,555
- Consumer rating
4.7
(131 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2005:
- Available 225-hp, 3.3-liter V-6
- Manual or automatic
- Optional navigation system
- ABS now standard on all models
- Variety of models
See 2005 Camry articles
2004
- MSRP range$19,045–$25,405
- Consumer rating
4.6
(96 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
Notable features in 2004:
- New 225-hp V-6
- Five-speed automatic
- Four-cylinder/manual-shift model available
- Optional navigation system
- New Limited Edition model
See 2004 Camry articles
2003
- MSRP range$19,045–$25,405
- Consumer rating
4.5
(95 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
See 2003 Camry articles
2002
- MSRP range$18,970–$25,405
- Consumer rating
4.7
(98 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
See 2002 Camry articles
1992–2001 Camry
2001
- MSRP range$17,675–$26,225
- Consumer rating
4.6
(68 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
See 2001 Camry articles
2000
- MSRP range$17,518–$26,198
- Consumer rating
4.7
(74 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
See 2000 Camry articles
1999
- MSRP range$17,098–$25,058
- Consumer rating
4.7
(94 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
See 1999 Camry articles
1998
- MSRP range$16,938–$24,868
- Consumer rating
4.7
(72 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
See 1998 Camry articles
1997
- MSRP range$16,448–$24,088
- Consumer rating
4.5
(38 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body style Sedan
See 1997 Camry articles
1996
- MSRP range$16,468–$25,038
- Consumer rating
4.6
(52 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body styles Coupe, sedan, wagon
See 1996 Camry articles
1995
- MSRP range$16,128–$24,668
- Consumer rating
4.6
(33 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body styles Coupe, sedan, wagon
See 1995 Camry articles
1994
- MSRP range$16,428–$23,978
- Consumer rating
4.6
(32 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body styles Coupe, sedan, wagon
See 1994 Camry articles
1993
- MSRP range$15,308–$22,118
- Consumer rating
4.7
(23 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body styles Sedan, wagon
See 1993 Camry articles
1992
- MSRP range$14,368–$20,508
- Consumer rating
4.2
(16 reviews)
- Combined mpg –
- Body styles Sedan, wagon
See 1992 Camry articles
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