The Toyota Camry has been the best selling vehicle in America for more than a decade, yet it has remained one of the dullest. We can all agree that maybe that was part of the appeal. It has been a very simple, reliable vehicle. Put the keys in, and go.

But times have changed, and we want more from our vehicles. We want a driving experience.

And you know what? Toyota agreed with us. They think driving a car should be far more exciting than taking a bus. They went on a mission to make the Camry sexier and more appealing.

We would say they have outdone themselves.

The quieter interior, packed with more sound-absorbing materials, has been completely redone as well. Controls are more user-friendly and they’ve demanded higher-grade materials and developed even better in-car technology.

The seats place the driver nice and high, and feature classy contrasting stitching, and they’ve added a softer touch on the dash and door panels.

The touch-screen is larger at 7″ for the app-based EnTune infotainment systems on XSE and XLE V-6 models. And you also get wireless charging ports behind a door in the dashboard for compatible handheld devices.

The biggest changes involve retuning the Camry’s shocks and springs for increased responsiveness without killing the smooth ride quality for which the Camry is known. Toyota totally nailed it. The Camry drives better than ever now. 

Frankly, the way we see it, any time you’re spending five figures on something, we think you should love whatever you are buying. 

You will love the new Camry.