Used Toyota Camry 2019-2022 reliability

The Camry is quite a large car and its rear visibility isn’t the strongest, so check the extremities for any scuffs and dents. Check the paperwork carefully to make sure that it hasn’t been used as a minicab; if it has, its mileage is likely to be huge. The cars can wear large mileages well, but there are also plenty of low-mileage examples to choose from, and these might make a better used purchase.

All models come equipped with plenty of safety gear, though, including automatic emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian detection, lane-keeping assistance and adaptive cruise control. The Camry has yet to be crash tested by Euro NCAP, but we can get a good idea of how it'll perform by looking at the Lexus ES. It is very similar to the Camry and gets five stars, with very impressive scores in each of the categories.

The Camry has been subject to the following recalls. Check that all remedial work has been carried out when you buy the car.

Reason for recall: Possible improper adjustment in the webbing sensor locking mechanism during assembly.

Reason for recall: On affected vehicles, the low pressure fuel pump located in the fuel tank could become inoperative.

Reason for recall: An electrical connection within the motor may cause the brake booster pump to stop operating

The Camry didn't feature in our latest reliability survey. However, Toyota as a brand finished in an excellent second place out of 32 manufacturers. Indeed it was only beaten to top spot by its upmarket sister brand, Lexus.

If you would like to see the full reliability list, head to the What Car? Reliability Survey pages for more information.