Faults:

Makes an unidentifiable rattling noise since first day owned. Very annoying. Local mechanics nor Toyota dealership can locate it. Becomes especially bad in certain wind conditions. Another noise is now evident in the dash area

Touch screen system is failing, bottom menu options not working so cannot do things like adjust speaker settings or add Bluetooth. Tried an aftermarket part but it would not quite fit. Toyota fix is unreasonable expensive, especially at this juncture.

Drivers door hinges are worn, so door 'drops' on opening. Given the usage though, I guess I can't complain too loudly on this one.

Just started using a considerable amount of oil. Tried to replace PCV valve today, but Toyota has placed it in a spot where it is next to impossible to reach, so will need to fork over cash to a garage which can (hopefully) do it. Ridiculous that Toyota built the engine around a part that should be theoretically changed every 40k miles.

General Comments:

Meh. I get it, it has 235k miles on it, which is impressive. However, my '04 Camry had well over that, was not burning oil, and never had unidentifiable noises. Honestly, it was a more reliable and nicer ride. Sad that 11 years later the product had regressed. I was a loyal Toyota driver, but will now be hesitant/cautious moving forward.

Faults:

Nothing at all.

General Comments:

I saw this car on many commercials and thought "that's going to be my next car "! Went to my local Toyota dealer here in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, and picked one out of so many of them. I chose the Camry XSE V6 model for its combination of power, sportiness, and much more. I chose the red with the black leather interior with red stitching, because red and black were my high school colors.

This car is simply awesome! Plenty of power. The interior is beyond a doubt tremendous. Lots of space, & the same goes for the trunk. The quality and workmanship that went into making this car is tremendous.

I absolutely love this car. At work, it always gets compliments. My wife adores it as well. If you're a huge fan of the Camry, please go to your nearest Toyota dealer and test drive this version. Chances are, you're going to want it. It's my baby!!

Faults:

Nothing.

General Comments:

Moved up from a 2012 Camry SE to a 2015 Camry SE, and the ride, handling, and technology has improved over the 2012 model. They are a great car and they keep getting better. Never had a problem with the 2012 in the 3 years I owned it.

Faults:

Currently own a 2012 Camry SE. A nice car. On my last visit to the dealer, I was asked if I would be interested in trading up to a 2015 Camry. I am now driving a loaner 2015 Camry SE. What was Toyota thinking? Unfortunately for this industry's reliable and dominating giant, the 2015 Camry seems to have fallen into the same trap that Honda did a couple of years ago with the Civic.

The 2015 Camry lacks in many ways. The seats are nowhere near as comfortable. The "soft material" touted by many reviews in the interior is not of a good quality. It is sad. The interior is nowhere near as nice as the previous model.

Also the quiet ride of the Camry is not inside of the 2015. So disappointing. And the electronic steering does not provide the stability of the predecessor model.

I hope like Honda, that Toyota will wake up and fix the mess they have created.

General Comments:

The new 2015 Toyota Camry is just not as nice of a ride or as pleasurable to drive as the prior model.