 Traded in my '14 Mini Cooper S Countryman for something with much better resale value and reliability.  I liked the updated look of the '15 Camry and found a used SE with 25K miles for $18.5K, so I hopped on the deal.   The tranny is smooth, love the black interior with red stitching, backup cam and radio are sufficient (my Mini had none of these tech features, just a big speedometer dial which was pure novelty), pretty decent pep/acceleration for a 4 banger.  I get around 29/30mpg with mixed city and hwy driving.  Love the fact that it takes regular gas vs. premium.  Coming from a Mini, I thought the handling could be a bit tighter and more responsive, so I installed a strut bar ($70 on Amazon) which adds a bit more stability in tight steering - it could use some wider track tires (maybe 225x17's) as well, maybe when I replace the tires.  I also replaced all interior lights and headlights with LED lights, makes a huge difference in lighting.  The factory stereo isn't bad, some decent high and low frequency output.  I will definitely be upgrading the speakers soon.  My biggest gripe is the wind noise coming from the front grill, I get some noticeable wind noise when I go over 50mph.  It's not a big deal in the grand scheme of things, but I didn't get this much wind noise from my Mini which isn't as aerodynamic as the Camry.  I do miss the turbo kick from the Mini, but I also enjoy the smooth cruising and not feeling every bump in the road.  This car will be for the long haul, so I plan to take car of it and maintain it as needed.  I don't think you'll make a bad choice going with the Camry for its reliability, decent performance, good mpg, and best of all, resale value.  It's decently fun to drive and I actually look forward to driving it everyday.