Used 2011 Toyota Camry for Sale near Hamilton, ON

The vehicle has decent mileage, runs good and the body looks good. Overall, I believe I got a good deal. I only purchase Toyota’s or Lexus. They are good with holding value and the body will rust out before the engine would.

The car was clean no dents and in perfect working condition a perfect pick comparable to Volkswagen Hyundai or infinity.

I bought my 2011 Camry LE used with 52,000 miles on it from a local dealer. They had 43 used Camry's, and this was the nicest one my wife and I could find, so you know it looks and drives like new! I traded in my 2003 BMW 330XI, which I loved but couldn't keep for commuting because it just wasn't reliable enough. This is my 4th Camry in the last 25 years so I can can easily compare it to the previous generation models. The 2001 LE is very quiet at highway speed and comfortable and effortless to drive. It has a larger more solid feel than my last LE, a 1997 model, and is very stable on roads that are water, ice, and snow covered. It is so stable that I would say it is as easy or easier to drive in those conditions than my BMW, which was 4 wheel drive. So far my fuel mileage has been averaging 29.1 mpg, which is about the same as my '97 Camry. I have been getting 32 mpg on the highway in warm weather and about 29 mpg in the colder winter weather. Now to the bad aspects of the 2011 Camry. Well, there really aren't many. After driving a BMW for a while I can say that the Camry certainly is no BMW! It lacks that fantastic driving feeling that the BMW has, and really has no feeling for the road at all. You can't feel the road conditions in the Camry, whereas in the BMW you feel like you are connected to the road and can feel its condition at all times. The drivers seat in the Camry also is not very comfortable for my back as the seat padding narrows in the middle of the seat and pinches my ribs pretty hard. But the most irritating things about the 2011 Camry is this electronic gas pedal and the VERY ROUGH 6-speed transmission. The gas pedal is an electronic pressure sensor and it is VERY sensitive to any pressure, which makes it IMPOSSIBLE to drive smoothly! After driving the silky smooth BMW this drives me nutty as I can not pull away from a stop smoothly. I watch the heads of my passengers fly back each time I pull away from a stop, which just should never happen! This, combined with the goofy 6-speed transmission, gives a very rough ride below 40 mph. Below 40 mph the transmission is constantly shifting up a gear , then into overdrive, then up a gear, back and forth as you get up to highway speed. By 40 mph it is smooth, but up to that point it will not shift smoothly from one gear to another. Most all my driving is on the highway at 70+ mph, but if I had to drive this car around in town below 40 mph all the time I would go trade it in today! I've tried all the tricks I can find in the internet to fix problem, this but nothing helps. So, I will drive this car for a couple of years to get my money out of it and then give it to one of my kids and get a car that is more comfortable and smooth to drive. All in all the 2011 Camry is a good car with some quirks that may or may not bother you. It is amazingly reliable and will last forever! UPDATE 3/19/2014 I had my 2011 Camry in to the dealer today for the rough shifting and touchy gas pedal. They updated the software and checked the pedal for damage/correct operation. The pedal was fine, and after the software update the transmission shifts pretty smoothly and does not hunt constantly for a gear below 40mph. The gas pedal is not nearly as sensitive as it was either. I assume the software update corrected that problem too. The service manager told me they have had dozens of complaints about the new 6 speed transmission being rough and this software update seemed to correct most of the problem.

I bought this Camry brand new in 2011 and it came with the 25k/2 year maintenance plan. Oil changes, tire rotations covered until 25k/or 2 yrs, which ever comes first. Drives like a dream. Great gas mileage and enough power to satisfy my road rage issue and keep up with traffic.

While I wasn't considering a Camry initially, I am amazed to say that after returning to test drive it (after test driving multiple other manufacturer makes & models) again I was sold. The XLE V6 offered the best all-around blend of power, fuel economy, and amenities at this price point. If you're looking for a vehicle that is a status symbol, you won't be pleased with this car. If you're looking for value, dependability, economy, and performance all rolled up in one, go test drive one today.