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2021 Toyota Camry XLE

2021 Toyota Camry XLE - 442 mi

Silver Spring, MD (23 mi) - Listed 22 days ago
  • $3,388 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, certified used, 2 positives , low annual miles
$29,000
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2022 Toyota Camry XSE

2022 Toyota Camry XSE - 8,592 mi

Stafford, VA (43 mi) - Listed 24 days ago
  • $4,429 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, certified used, low annual miles
$30,051
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2022 Toyota Camry XSE

2022 Toyota Camry XSE - 39,478 mi

Laurel, MD (33 mi) - Listed 13 days ago
  • $4,570 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, certified used
$27,591
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2018 Toyota Camry LE

2018 Toyota Camry LE - 80,679 mi

Laurel, MD (33 mi) - Listed 17 days ago
  • $2,056 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, certified used, low annual miles
$17,291
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2022 Toyota Camry XLE

2022 Toyota Camry XLE - 43,189 mi

Vienna, VA (12 mi) - Listed 42 days ago
  • $3,263 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, certified used, high annual miles
$26,000
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2021 Toyota Camry LE

2021 Toyota Camry LE - 14,031 mi

Woodbridge, VA (27 mi) - Listed 1 day ago
  • $3,595 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
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2021 Toyota Camry XSE

2021 Toyota Camry XSE - 27,170 mi

Silver Spring, MD (26 mi) - Listed 35 days ago
  • $4,488 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 2 positives , low annual miles
$28,000
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2012 Toyota Camry SE

2012 Toyota Camry SE - 135,770 mi

Stafford, VA (39 mi) - Listed today
  • $2,533 below market price
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2018 Toyota Camry LE Sedan 4D

2018 Toyota Camry LE Sedan 4D - 75,843 mi

Sterling, VA (5 mi) - Listed today
  • $4,500 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
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2007 Toyota Camry CE Sedan 4D

2007 Toyota Camry CE Sedan 4D - 77,548 mi

Chantilly, VA (7 mi) - Listed 19 days ago
  • $2,872 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
$7,999
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2012 Toyota Camry XLE

2012 Toyota Camry XLE - 58,546 mi

Springfield, VA (23 mi) - Listed 1 day ago
  • $3,042 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
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2020 Toyota Camry SE

2020 Toyota Camry SE - 43,584 mi

Woodbridge, VA (31 mi) - Listed 16 days ago
  • $5,830 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
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2014 Toyota Camry SE

2014 Toyota Camry SE - 135,603 mi

Woodbridge, VA (31 mi) - Listed 63 days ago
  • $3,163 below market price
  • dealer rating
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2019 Toyota Camry L

2019 Toyota Camry L - 117,232 mi

Glen Burnie, MD (46 mi) - Listed 26 days ago
  • $2,887 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • high annual miles
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2022 Toyota Camry SE

2022 Toyota Camry SE - 19,103 mi

Dumfries, VA (34 mi) - Listed 15 days ago
  • $5,591 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
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2011 Toyota Camry SE

2011 Toyota Camry SE - 87,538 mi

Stafford, VA (43 mi) - Listed 1 day ago
  • $1,552 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
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2009 Toyota Camry LE Sedan 4D

2009 Toyota Camry LE Sedan 4D - 128,752 mi

Chantilly, VA (7 mi) - Listed 1 day ago
  • $1,500 below market price
  • dealer rating
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2021 Toyota Camry SE

2021 Toyota Camry SE - 59,561 mi

Dumfries, VA (34 mi) - Listed 15 days ago
  • $5,449 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner
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2007 Toyota Camry LE

2007 Toyota Camry LE - 79,495 mi

Alexandria, VA (28 mi) - Listed 6 days ago
  • $1,751 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
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2011 Toyota Camry LE

2011 Toyota Camry LE - 177,717 mi

Woodbridge, VA (31 mi) - Listed 7 days ago
  • $2,257 below market price
  • dealer rating
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Used Toyota Camry for Sale Statistics

  • 10,738 cars for sale found, starting at $975
  • Average price for Used Toyota Camry: $22,329
  • 2,939 deals found. Average savings of $1,821
  • Save up to $6,293 below estimated market price

What Is The Average Price Of A Used Toyota Camry By Model Year?

Year Average Price Deals Listings
2023 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $28,965 Save $6,850 on 1,224 deals 2,914 listings
2022 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $26,326 Save $6,047 on 994 deals 1,911 listings
2021 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $24,366 Save $6,394 on 1,419 deals 2,542 listings
2020 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $23,485 Save $5,904 on 880 deals 1,515 listings
2019 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $22,204 Save $5,863 on 546 deals 989 listings
2018 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $20,473 Save $5,507 on 505 deals 971 listings
2017 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $17,216 Save $5,487 on 298 deals 610 listings
2016 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $15,963 Save $5,113 on 251 deals 465 listings
2014 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $13,376 Save $4,545 on 230 deals 533 listings
2012 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $11,606 Save $4,526 on 251 deals 580 listings
2011 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $9,773 Save $3,745 on 167 deals 449 listings
2010 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $9,623 Save $3,976 on 81 deals 286 listings
2009 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $8,695 Save $3,716 on 134 deals 425 listings
2005 Toyota Camry for Sale Near Me $6,753 Save $2,571 on 25 deals 150 listings

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Toyota Camry in New York $20,829 Save $5,487 on 434 deals 1,092 listings
Toyota Camry in Los Angeles $23,592 Save $5,904 on 558 deals 1,355 listings
Toyota Camry in Chicago $20,790 Save $4,914 on 258 deals 568 listings
Toyota Camry in San Francisco $22,721 Save $5,125 on 161 deals 388 listings
Toyota Camry in Dallas $23,090 Save $5,904 on 305 deals 716 listings
Toyota Camry in Atlanta $19,194 Save $6,089 on 382 deals 821 listings
Toyota Camry in Phoenix $22,946 Save $6,328 on 161 deals 373 listings
Toyota Camry in Detroit $19,223 Save $4,679 on 34 deals 69 listings
Toyota Camry in Seattle $19,021 Save $4,943 on 79 deals 185 listings
Toyota Camry in Minneapolis $20,094 Save $6,001 on 86 deals 178 listings
Toyota Camry in Miami $22,091 Save $5,079 on 365 deals 694 listings
Toyota Camry in Denver $18,894 Save $5,754 on 93 deals 178 listings
Toyota Camry in Saint Louis $22,228 Save $3,562 on 67 deals 146 listings
Toyota Camry in New Orleans $25,509 Save $5,112 on 53 deals 201 listings
Toyota Camry in Charleston $25,931 Save $3,723 on 41 deals 135 listings

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Popular Toyota Camry Searches

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By Owner $10,101 Save $2,129 on 6 deals 9 listings
Cheap $22,286 Save $6,850 on 7,586 deals 17,232 listings

Popular Toyota Camry Price Searches

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Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $10,000 $7,414 Save $3,937 on 865 deals 2,231 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $5,000 $4,015 Save $3,149 on 162 deals 365 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $15,000 $9,981 Save $4,943 on 1,684 deals 4,030 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $20,000 $12,940 Save $5,904 on 2,991 deals 6,180 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $3,000 $2,386 Save $1,813 on 24 deals 59 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $6,000 $4,748 Save $3,723 on 277 deals 634 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $12,000 $8,414 Save $4,667 on 1,150 deals 2,945 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $7,000 $5,502 Save $3,723 on 434 deals 993 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $8,000 $6,210 Save $3,723 on 572 deals 1,411 listings
Used Toyota Camry for Sale Under $2,000 $1,785 Save $932 on 3 deals 23 listings

Certified Pre-owned (cpo) Toyota Camry For Sale

Average Price Deals Listings
Certified Pre-Owned (cpo) Toyota Camry for Sale $22,277 Save $6,850 on 7,588 deals 18,258 listings

Popular Toyota Camry Colors

Average Price Deals Listings
Green Toyota Camry for Sale $10,122 Save $3,426 on 32 deals 135 listings
Brown Toyota Camry for Sale $13,852 Save $5,507 on 35 deals 97 listings
Purple Toyota Camry for Sale $10,948 Save $2,375 on 1 deal 3 listings
Beige Toyota Camry for Sale $18,809 Save $2,386 on 19 deals 88 listings
White Toyota Camry for Sale $22,595 Save $5,709 on 595 deals 1,841 listings
Teal Toyota Camry for Sale $9,496 Save $2,291 on 1 deal 4 listings
Red Toyota Camry for Sale $21,344 Save $6,004 on 252 deals 820 listings

Toyota Camry Overview

The Toyota Camry is one of the most-produced cars in history and accounts for more vehicle sales in the United States than any other model. Introduced in 1982, the Camry began as a compact car and later becoming a midsize car. The Camry replaced the Celica model in most markets. The first-generation Camry was sold as a two-door, four-door, and five-door vehicle. Through the generations, the Camry continued to evolve with the "wide-bodied" (aka XV10) Camry entering the U.S. market as a more midsized sedan in 1991. At that point, V6 engines were available alongside four-cylinder options. New generations were added in 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012, and 2015. These were successively more modern and upscale and later generations included hybrid gasoline-electric models as well. The five-door and wagon stylings were dropped through these generations too. The Toyota Camry accounts for well over 400,000 vehicles sales per year in the United States alone. If the Camry were its own manufacturing brand, it would be in the top 10 automakers in North America. Camry models built in the 2008-2010 model years are most often complained about for excessive oil consumption, especially at high mileage (nearing 100,000). The Camry otherwise enjoys a reputation for reliability and dependability. The number of complaints per vehicle, including in those model years mentioned, is still well below average for the segment.

Test Drive Reviews

2019 Toyota Camry

The Toyota Camry was fully redesigned in 2018 and carries those changes forward into 2019 with just a few updates. There are several things that mark a very well-done midsize sedan and the Camry defines those things for the market. It's spacious, fuel efficient, safe, and comfortable.

For this year, the 2019 Toyota Camry ads some connectivity options for infotainment. With Apple CarPlay now (finally) in place and a new Amazon Alexa compatibility feature, the Camry's infotainment is becoming more modern. Outside of these additions, the Camry remains unchanged from last year's redesign.

The 2019 Camry comes in any of five trim levels in its standard gasoline variants and three trim levels in its Hybrid model. The Camry is a five-seat midsize sedan and is most noted as being the best-selling midsize sedan on the market, a title which it has held for many years.

For those who need a top-notch car that checks all of the need boxes, plus a few, the Camry is definitely a first choice. It dominates in a segment of very well-done rivals.
See the full 2019 Toyota Camry Test Drive Review.

2018 Toyota Camry

The Toyota Camry is the dominant midsize sedan in America. Together with the Honda Accord, it defines the segment. For 2018, Toyota carefully messed with success, creating an all-new car, but one that is also very familiar.

The new 2018 Camry has a new platform, exterior, interior and set of drivetrains. We fully tested a Camry Hybrid XLE and also drove the 4-cylinder LE and 6-cylinder XSE to get an understanding of how the full line feels when driven.

Those looking for a V6 will be happy to hear that it returns in the Camry, unlike in the new Accord, which moved to lower power 4-cylinder engines, even in top trims. At the other end of the spectrum, the Camry's new hybrid again makes impressive fuel economy gains coupled with great off-the-line torque. Across the board, from fuel economy to power, Camry's new drivetrains top the specifications sheets in the class.

Toyota also wraps the Camry in an exciting new skin that is less likely to polarize shoppers. If sales are any indication, Camry shoppers love this new look. The new 2018 Camry starts at about $25,000 and a fully-loaded model can approach $38,000. Overall, there are 10 separate trims of the Camry. To its credit, Toyota keeps the options packages pretty simple. Shoppers should note that the SE and XSE trims have a slightly more aggressive front-end treatment. If you like the look overall but prefer a more mainstream grill, check out the other trims.

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See the full 2018 Toyota Camry Test Drive Review.

2017 Toyota Camry

The Toyota Camry hasn't seen a lot of change in several years, but there wasn't much that needed upgrading. A sales dip in 2016 might grab Toyota's attention and demand an upgrade soon, but even with that drop, the Camry remains the best-selling car in America. By a wide margin. And there's good reason for that.

The 2017 Toyota Camry is offered with two engine choices and a Hybrid model option. Shoppers new to the Camry will find that it's ergonomics, roomy interior and excellent reliability expectation are all strong selling points.

The 2017 Camry is a 5-seat midsize sedan. We recommend shoppers seriously consider the Camry Hybrid model as the best option because of its wonderful drive dynamic and high real-world efficiency return.
See the full 2017 Toyota Camry Test Drive Review.

2016 Toyota Camry

The 2016 Toyota Camry carries the sweeping changes made to the best-selling sedan last year. A new Special Edition model joins the lineup for added bling factor, but the five-seat sedan otherwise remains the same. For most buyers, this is a good thing.

The 2015 model year brought huge changes for the once-staid Camry, adding a lot of eye-pleasing looks and building on the already-great interior of the previous version of the car. Now, with both comfort-oriented and sport-tuned options, the 2016 Camry comes in no fewer than six model and trim options. The base-level LE builds a foundation upon which the sporty SE and XSE models build and from which the SE and XLE trims flourish.

Whether you want comfortable and quiet or sporty and fun, the Camry's got an option for you. The Camry's reputation for being the epitome of boredom is shed.
See the full 2016 Toyota Camry Test Drive Review.

2015 Toyota Camry

The Toyota Camry family sedan was heavily revised for the 2015 model year with over 1,000 changes made meaning this was more than just a mere midlife model refresh. So despite the fact that its powertrain offerings are pretty much carried over with the 2.5 liter 4-cylinder, Hybrid and our tester's stout 3.5 liter V6 all on offer we couldn't help but feel like we were driving something altogether new in the 2015 Toyota Camry. And we think it has to do with more than just the elegant and lovely new steering wheel that Toyota has fitted to all Camry models.

Apparently Toyota changed every exterior body panel but the roof of the Camry and it shows in how little it resembles last year's reserved and rather dorky looking version. Well, looking at the 2015 Camry the old one looks a little frumpy as does the heavily upgraded, stylized and nicer feeling interior. Toyota also added a number of safety and technology features as well as tinkered with the suspension and steering for a more involving drive. Clearly Toyota was aiming directly at our two class favorites the Honda Accord and Mazda6 so we ask, did they hit the bullseye? Read on to find out.

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See the full 2015 Toyota Camry Test Drive Review.

2013 Toyota Camry

Besieged by fresh new designs and powerful yet fuel efficient engines from Hyundai and Kia, along with redesigned models from Ford, Chevrolet, Nissan and Mazda, Toyota went all-out with the makeover of the Toyota Camry in 2012. Just one year later, the 2013 Camry continues to evolve, offering upgraded safety and comfort features and providing the kind of peppy performance and impressive fuel economy that mainstream America wants.
See the full 2013 Toyota Camry Test Drive Review.

How much is a Toyota Camry?

Toyota Camry

  • A new Toyota Camry's average price is $30,406 and the price range is $26,032 to $37,321
  • A 3-year-old used Toyota Camry's average price is $27,295 with a price range of $21,687 to $35,289

See below for the average Toyota Camry price across model years.

Toyota Camry   2017-2022   $25,883
Toyota Camry   2012-2017   $16,971
Toyota Camry   2007-2012   $10,411

The average price for a 3-year-old used midsize car is $21,020, with the Toyota Camry's price typically $6,275 above average for this vehicle type.

How long do Toyota Camrys last?

Toyota Camry

  • The Toyota Camry is the 2nd most reliable vehicle in the midsize car category, with a reliability score of 8.9.
  • Approximately 1.7% of all Toyota Camrys on the road have reached 200,000 miles or more, which compares to an average of 0.8% for the midsize car category
  • The best-ranked midsize car for reliability is the Honda Accord

See below for the reliability scores of various cars in the midsize car category:

Honda Accord   9.2
Toyota Camry   9.0
Subaru Legacy   8.5
Mazda Mazda6   8.5
Ford Fusion   8.4
Nissan Altima   8.2
Chevrolet Malibu   8.2
Hyundai SONATA   8.0
Volkswagen Passat   7.7
Kia Optima   7.7
Kia Stinger   7.0
Kia K5  
Volkswagen Arteon  

Is the Toyota Camry a good car?

Toyota Camry

  • The Toyota Camry earns an ISC quality score of 9.0 based on its reliability, value retention and safety ratings.
  • The Toyota Camry is ranked 3rd in quality in the midsize car category, with the Honda Accord Sedan ranked just above it and the Hyundai Sonata ranked just below it
  • The best-ranked midsize car for quality is the Honda Accord Coupe

See our full list of the Best Midsize Cars.

Is the Toyota Camry safe?

Toyota Camry

  • The latest Toyota Camry's 5-star NHTSA-based safety rating ranks it #1 for safety in the midsize car category
  • The Toyota Camry's rating has averaged 5.0 stars over the past 10 years
  • The Toyota Camry's individual crash test scores for 2021 are listed below:
    • Frontal Crash -- 5
    • Side Crash -- 5
    • Rollover -- 5
These scores are based on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) crash tests.

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