2020 Toyota Camry SE Review after 30,000 miles Pros and Cons

The 2020 Toyota Camry and its distinction for unsullied reliability allow it to be a strong contender in the fading family-sedan segment. Its three powertrain options cover a diversified range: there's a fuel-efficient four-cylinder, a potent V-6, and an eco-friendly hybrid. Though the Toyota Camry has a compliant ride and proficient handling, it trails in performance behind the sportier and turbocharged rivals such as the acclaimed Honda Accord or the elegant Mazda 6. There’s also plentiful standard driver-assistance technology, including forward-collision warning, adaptive cruise control and lane-departure warning. The Camry may be plagued by small imperfections, but even so, it is the best-executed Camry that Toyota has ever produced.

[@tl_udigg4626]

30k😅 I have a 2023 sonata I put 31k on mine so far

[@tl_udigg4626]

I got it January 2023

[@shamsaddinamanov3879]

yeah 30k is extremely low for 5 years old car.

[@killermanjam]

@@shamsaddinamanov3879 Where the hell are you guys driving. Ive had my car for 8 years and put on 20k miles and I drive to work 5 days a week.

[@07Lightless]

@@shamsaddinamanov3879Yeah this guy is not driving at all lol. I have a 2023 and i have 15k rn. I would say I’m about average amount of driving.