 I owned a 2001 Camry for over 13 years and used to be a Toyota fan, not any more.  After owning this particular Camry for three months I find it mediocre at best.  The three worst problems are; ROAD NOISE, NAVIGATION (Voice commands) and FRONT SEAT COMFORT.  These three problems, alone, make road trips terrible.  The road noise level is so high that to hear the radio, the volume needs to be very high.  The Voice command feature is unusable at highway speeds due to the road noise. Combine this with the seat comfort and I don't want to take long trips.  I guess you need to go to a two week course on using the navigation system.  Nothing is intuitive, I guess that you can do a lot with this system but finding information, while driving, is difficult at best (I'm still trying to learn this system).  There are several other smaller problems; the display screen is washed out during the day by the sunlight, the digital speedometer does not match the needle speedometer and other small issues.  Keep in mind this is the XLE Camry (one step below the Avalon) and should much much better.  I hate to admit it but I rode in a Nissan Altima yesterday and found it much quieter and more comfortable than my Camry (I have never been a Nissan fan, maybe should re-evaluate the Nissan).  I'll take my 2001 Camry LE over this one any day.  I fail to see why this Camry is rated so high by many people, confused!UPDATE (2/19/2017):Letters were sent to Toyota Headquarters in California and to Southeast Toyota headquarters and were ignored.  Took the car to the dealership for service and was basically ignored (you can show them and demonstrate the issues and they just shake their head and say they don't see a problem, must be corporate brainwashing).  Was so disappointed with this car that I traded it in for a Mercedes in November 2017 (lost money on the Toyota, of course).  My advise is to rent before you buy to really get to know the car.