I find the Camry’s cabin comfortable in both rows, though I wouldn’t try to put three adults across the back seat, and the rear headroom is compromised a bit by the sedan’s low roofline.
I feel the Camry is a good car for shoppers trying to avoid the complexity found in many new vehicles.
Yes, there’s an infotainment touch screen, but there are also easy-to-use physical controls for many vehicle functions.
Toyota pioneered the idea that advanced driver-assistance and safety technology should be standard, and they still equip the Camry with a host of standard features.
The Camry comes standard with a 7-inch touch screen, analog gauges with a 4.2-inch driver information display,
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Amazon Alexa, a Wi-Fi hot spot, satellite radio, a six-speaker stereo, Bluetooth,
two USB ports and dual-zone automatic climate control. Available features include a 9-inch touch screen,
a 7-inch digital gauge cluster, navigation, wireless device charging, HD Radio, a nine-speaker JBL audio system,
push-button start, proximity keyless entry, ambient LED interior lighting, an auto-dimming rearview mirror,
a universal garage door opener, a moonroof and a panoramic glass roof.