Used 2011 Toyota Camry for sale 

Toyota offers the Camry in four trims for the 2011 model year. Buyers looking to own this sedan have an option to choose between a manual and an automatic transmission alongside the available V6 engine that is optional on all trims except for the base. 

The base trim is more functional in nature as it is intended to be cheaper and cater to a low-budget audience, while the higher trims keep on adding the creature comforts to make things more comfortable for the buyers. But even in its least expensive form, the Toyota Camry offers decent value for money.

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Since there aren’t many features available lower down the spectrum, it is better to opt for the SE trim with either of the two transmission options. It adds a lot more functionality to the mix while still keeping the prices in check. Available features like a leather steering wheel, premium cloth upholstery, leather trim on the shift knob, and more make the SE trim a better value for money.

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"The Camry's engine choices include a respectably powerful 2.5-liter inline-4 and an ultra-smooth 268-horsepower V6 that's without question the best in the family sedan segment." -Edmunds.Com

The Camry is available with two engine options, a 2.5-liter four-cylinder unit that produces 169 hp and 167 lb-ft of torque, while the larger 3.5-liter V6 engine generates 268 hp and 248 lb-ft of torque. The base inline-4 engine is available with either a 6-speed manual or an automatic transmission.

However, the V6 engine is mated just to the 6-speed automatic transmission. The power is sent only to the front wheels, and there is no AWD drivetrain available. The 0-60 mph run is done in respectable 8.4 seconds with the base engine, and the quarter-mile too takes a rather decent 16.4 seconds. 

The Ford Fusion is not only the most affordable of the lot but also offers the highest engine output in this comparison, and hence is the fastest of the lot. The other three cars have similar engine output with one bettering the other in some or the other aspect. But the most expensive Chevrolet Malibu is the slowest of all and also has the lowest top speed.

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Toyota cars have been synonymous with frugality all over the world, and the 2011 Camry has been one of the reasons behind it. The EPA rates the Camry for 22 mpg in the city and 33 mpg on the highway, while the combined city and highway driving is rated at around 26 mpg. Add to that the large 18.5-gallon gas tank and the car can be driven for over 600 miles on the highway on a single tank of gas. 

The Camry and the Malibu both have an identical fuel economy rating, but the Chevy employs a smaller fuel tank, which adversely affects the range. The Ford Fusion has a marginally higher fuel consumption, while the NIssan Altima is a bit more fuel-efficient than the other two. The Altima also makes use of a larger fuel tank, and hence offers the best driving range in this comparison.

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"The Camry has mundane cabin styling, and the materials aren't the best quality." -Cars.USNews.Com

The cabin of the Toyota Camry in the base trims is more functional and straightforward and is ergonomically designed. Even on the higher trims, the materials quality and the fit and finish are not up to the standards. The plastic isn’t up to the mark, and the panel fitment isn’t up to the rival standards. There is, although, ample space up front and the rear seat space is amongst the best in the business. The trunk capacity is also on par with the competition at 15 cu-ft.

The Nissan Altima offers the best front row space but has a pretty compact rear seat, whereas it is the opposite with the Camry, which has the most spacious rear seat. The Ford Fusion offers the best balance between passenger space at the front and rear and the trunk capacity, which is amongst the best in the segment. Overall, all four cars have pretty much the same space inside their cabins.

Major interior features of the 2011 Toyota Camry are-

• Front multi-adjustable power bucket seats w/driver height adjuster and lumbar support
• 40/20/40 split manually reclining rear seats
• Fabric seat & door trim w/Fraichir treatment
• 4-spoke leather-wrapped tilt/telescoping steering wheel
• Dual-zone auto climate control w/rear seat vents
• Wood-grain style interior trim
• HomeLink universal garage door opener

Keeping the fit and finish and the material quality aside, the center console and the overall dash look decent for most parts. The blue backlighting for the audio system and climate control may not be of liking to all the owners, but it does enhance the overall feel of the cabin. The JBL sound system is a delight to listen to, while the satellite radio, Bluetooth, and the 6-disc in-dash CD changer make sure you never run out of music.

Few key infotainment features of the 2011 Toyota Camry include-

• Infotainment system
• 8-speaker JBL Audio system
• Bluetooth hands-free phone & music streaming
• SiriusXM satellite radio w/3 months subscription
• USB port w/iPod connectivity
• 6-disc in-dash CD changer

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"The Toyota Camry might be the longtime best-seller among mid-size sedans, but most would argue that it didn't get there with its looks." -TheCarConnection.Com

The Toyota Camry is no looker, but that does not mean that it is ugly in any which way. The slim and minimalistic front grille flanked by slim headlamps makes for a pleasant-looking front fascia of the car. The smooth flowing lines with very minimal curves and small-ish wheels confirm the affordable and frugal intent of the car.

This midsize sedan weighs 3,263 lbs and stands 5.5 inches above the ground. So it is quite heavy, and when paired with its lowered stance, it is easy to understand why the handling isn't all that agile. In terms of exterior dimensions, all four cars are pretty much neck-to-neck with hardly anything differentiating between them.

Even their weights and the wheelbases are more or less similar to one another. The Ford Fusion offers the highest ground clearance, while the Chevy Malibu is the longest and has the longest wheelbase as well. The Camry and the Altima are about an inch lower to the ground than the others. Still, these ride remains comfortable.

Major exterior highlights of the 2011 Toyota Camry are-

• Auto on/off halogen headlamps
• Integrated fog lights
• Chrome door handles
• High solar energy-absorbing glass
• Color-keyed power mirrors
• 16-inch 10-spoke alloy wheels

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The Toyota Camry is the top choice for many American families and even in the outside market. Although there are decent amounts of safety features on offer, the crash test scores, though great, aren’t amongst the best. The NHTSA has rated the Camry with an overall 4-star rating out of a possible 5-stars, while the IIHS has also rated it as ‘Good’ in most aspects of the crash test conducted by them.

Few salient safety features available with the 2011 Toyota Camry are-

• Vehicle stability control w/off switch
• Traction control 
• Cruise control
• Electronic Brake-force Distribution
• Driver & passenger front and seat-mounted side advanced airbags w/occupant sensor
• Front & rear side curtain and Driver knee airbag airbags
• Direct tire pressure monitor system

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The Toyota Camry nametag has been around for decades now, and in the current generation, it provides a wholesome experience for a family. The engine is punchy enough while also being equally efficient. The reliability factor is high as well and returns a good resale value in the used car market. So if you are on the lookout for a midsize family sedan, the 2011 Toyota Camry should definitely be on top of your watchlist.

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