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2003 Toyota Camry
Submitted on 1/30/2011 10:56:33 AM- Summary
- Good
- Recommend this vehicle to a friend? Yes
- How long have you owned this vehicle? 5 years
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2003 Toyota Camry
Submitted on 11/27/2010 2:02:12 PM- Summary
Great Little Car
Pros: performance
Cons: 17 inch tires
Been a great little car with great mileage - for a 4-cylinder, actually has power -
- Recommend this vehicle to a friend? Yes
- How long have you owned this vehicle? 2 years
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2003 Toyota Camry
Submitted on 10/12/2010 1:14:48 PM- Summary
Great car
Pros: dependability
very dependable and great gas mileage
- Recommend this vehicle to a friend? Yes
- How long have you owned this vehicle? 5 years
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2003 Toyota Camry
Submitted on 5/15/2010 11:55:27 AM- Summary
- Very comfortable ride and excellent leg room front and back. Four cylinders provides good pickup and excellent cruising on the highway.
- Recommend this vehicle to a friend? Yes
- How long have you owned this vehicle? 5 years
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2003 Toyota Camry - LE (M5)
Submitted on 1/13/2006 2:32:50 PM- Summary
Pros: smooth ride. Nice suspension.
Cons: none
Advice: Buy it. It lasts twice as long as a Ford, Chevy, Dodge, or any American made models. It retains values better as well.
Very nice even with 2.4 engine.
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2003 Toyota Camry - LE (M5)
Submitted on 1/10/2005 11:43:21 AM- Summary
Pros: Trunk space
Cons: Typical low-bid tires.
Advice: Rent one first, then make your decision. This applies to all cars.
Rented a Camry in Hawaii and drove with 5 people over roads which were for a jeep. Excellent comfort, performance, mileage and quality. Bought one when we came back. Truck space is one of best in market. Quality and fit of interior and exterior parts is one of best among Japanese, which is far better than most US. Have driven over 30K miles in 2 1/2 years. No problems except wear of soft Bridgestone OEM tires.
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2003 Toyota Camry - LE V6 (A5)
Submitted on 7/21/2004 7:35:44 PM- Summary
Pros: Trunk
Cons: Transmission
Advice: Avoid it
Transmission was bulky, at times shifted hard, transmission engages and then disengages
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