r/Camry

Recently been looking into a new car current 2018 Kia Optima 2.4 xl at almost 200k km, got a baby on the way and want something reliable for the next handful of years with no issue as all the money is about to be for diapers, but also decent space as I work as an electrician. From packing in tool to baby and groceries, I find I almost have more space in this Optima then a Honda CRV. ( Minus the hatch back benefits )

I enjoy the interior of the Kia Optima very roomy compared to a civic, but these engine issues and other problems have been complete nonsense. Oil burning using Lucas oils and Valvoline restore anyway.

I started to look and the prices are crazy, I am in Canada so AWD is huge for winter time but 48k is wild ( 34k usd ). ( 45k cad/ 32,689usd without extra B's upgrades )

The reason for trying to go new is I will know everything that's happened to the car and maintenance as idk how much I trust an Uber driver to do his regular maintenance or most people for that matter.

I'm more of a sedan type guy or coupe but the coupe is out of the question, I don't want a truck as gas prices are going up and not being a fan of the loose steering on a truck just makes me feel like I'm on ice all the time.

Should I consider just getting the fwd which is a bit cheaper or just go used?

Side note mother is interested in babies safety too so she's willing to throw in a few bones

I plan on selling my 2002 Camry it’s an LE with leather interior has 102,000 miles on the second owner. The first owner was my grandmother. The car is in perfect shape maintained by toyota products replaced radiator, starter, motor mounts, all OEM it’s a four-cylinder. I’m thinking of asking 6000 for it is that too high realistically I’d like to get around 5000 for it. We are in Connecticut and I know the car market especially the used car market is very high so I’m just getting a feel if you all think I’m asking too much for it. Also, if anyone is interested, please let me know. Thanks!

I’m going to negotiate further but I think this is a great start

2013 TOYOTA CAMRY LE.
I Already have the common shudder problem. Looking to get torque converter replaced and ECM reflash. But what’s this sound?? Only happens when I accelerate comes and goes

but why is she 43k 😭

Today I was offered this 2026 Camry SE. 41k give or take out the door. went in to look at a used accord and the dealership tried to sell me on a new Camry. From seeing everyone’s deals seems like this one was absolutely insane. I did not take it.

Please let me know your thoughts price, location in Austin metro area.

2019 Camry SE, On custom bags

Only makes this noise after a cold start, and last maybe 3 mins, then it’s gone. This is me putting the car into drive from neutral (can be from park too), and it also does this if reversing.

The car is a 2018 Camry SE (gas only), with 99.5k miles.

It sounds like the noise is coming from the drivers side of the vehicle. And it doesn’t matter if I let the car warm up all the way or not, as soon as I put it in drive for that first time after the cold start.. it makes the noise

Hello! I purchased a kill switch for my 2026 Camry SE that replaces the Starter relay is wired to a kill switch with remote key fob however when I opened the fuse box under the hood I dont see any fuses on the diagram labeled "Starter" or "St" I have added pics of both the fuse box and fuse box diagram.

I am wondering if anyone can help me identify which of these is the correct Starter relay??

Hey everyone,
A lot of users from my previous CarPlay post requested OBD2 support, so after a lot of work, the feature is finally live in Speedometer: Driving Tracker.

You can now see and analyze real-time OBD2 vehicle data directly from CarPlay, iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch (via live activity).

One thing I personally found really interesting while testing was seeing how different driving styles affect engine behavior throughout an entire trip, not just live gauges while driving.

For example, things like:
• Engine Load
• RPM
• Throttle Position
• Coolant & Oil Temperature
• Fuel Usage
• Mass Air Flow
• Intake/Ambient Air Temperature
• And more

I added a sample trip summary screenshot below showing how the app now visualizes engine performance for a drive.

It even works with automatic trip recording through Shortcuts automations (when OBD2 device is connected), so trips can start recording automatically without manually opening the app.

One important note: every car exposes different OBD2 sensors, so some vehicles may not provide all data points shown in the screenshot.

The goal wasn’t just to make another OBD2 gauge app, but to make driving history and car data feel more visual, insightful, and actually enjoyable to revisit later.

Other existing features in the app:
• CarPlay trip tracking
• 3D route playback
• Speed-colored trip replay
• Video recording with speed + map overlays
• Fuel, maintenance, and expense tracking
• Vehicle-based analytics & comparisons
• iCloud sync across Apple devices
• Privacy-first experience (no ads/tracking/signups)

Now it’s becoming one of the most comprehensive driving tracker apps available on any platform, whether iOS or Android! (iOS version is live, Android version is in progress)

Would genuinely love feedback from fellow car enthusiasts on what data, analytics, or visualizations you’d like to see next.

I have a 2025 Camry and I’ve been getting regular oil changes every 5K miles either through the dealership for 5/15/25k and through another garage for 10/20k miles. When I went in to the dealership for my 25k oil change I saw this offer and it seems like a pretty decent deal, because the other garage I go to is a bit far and costs $40 for labor plus cost to bring my own oil and filter. Would love to hear others thoughts on if this is a good price

All it needs is some shocks. Guy that sold it had a new car he didnt really care for it lol his loss

With my 2017 Camry se im
Not sure if its hybrid or regular sedan but it has 4 gear shifter anyway though the third pic is whag my car looks like inside based on the eBay pictures cannot put those that CarPlay radio in my Camry? Experts please let me know

I love my 2010 Camry LE!! No dents (just a little tiny ding over the front right tire) or scratches. 170,000 km US car with full service history. Found the last owner’s number in my glove box and called him to ask why he sold it and if there was any issues with it. He said he had no space for it anymore traded this for newer car. Said it was his winter car and he babied it.

I paid around 8K CAD and had to buy new rims/ tires for it and some minor fixes which came to about ~9.5K CAD (6.9K USD). I’m just looking to see if I overpaid for this car. I don’t think so at all since it’s low-ish mileage and in almost perfect condition (ABS noise only when braking at super low speed) but someone said that I paid too much for this age and mileage lol.

Also what do you guys think of the colour tho 👀 I wasnt a fan of it but its kinda growing on me