Toyota Camry LE, SE, and XLE car models treat you to a ride that's comfortable, quiet and smooth, even when the road conditions are less than ideal. In the past, Camry has had quite a reputation for keeping its customers loyal. There's no reason why this newest model won't continue that trend - thanks to the high-performance Camry engines, the car is sleek, sensible, and suave. New 2004 2005 Camry models include the Camry LE, Camry SE, and Camry XLE.

The Camry Toyota Car gets a new grille and new headlamps that give it a bolder appearance than before up front. Out back, new taillights feature trendy circular lighting elements. On sporty SE car models, the grille is blacked out.

Radio and climate controls are mounted high in the center of the dash for easy access. Three big knobs mounted prominently in the center of the dashboard are used to manually control heating, ventilation, and air conditioning on base, SE and LE models. Camry XLE models get automatic climate controls with a smooth tactile feel that reminds us of Lexus, which set the modern standard. The stereo uses big tuning and volume knobs and big buttons that make it easy to operate, whether scanning for radio stations or moving between songs on a CD. We found the audio quality on the available JBL sound system a bit lacking, however.

Toyota Camry is designed for drivers in every sense. In fact, every Camry model comes standard with a factory fitted CD sound system delivering superior sound reproduction qualities. The 4 cylinder Altise and Sportivo feature 4 high quality speakers, whilst all other models boast 6. What’s more, 6 disc CD changers are fitted standard on Sportivo (V6) and Ateva (V6), with Azura and Grande featuring a single in dash CD changer with the satelite navigation system, as well as a boot mounted 6 disc CD changer, and all models (except the Altise) feature steering wheel stereo controls!

Optional in the Camry LE sedan and XLE sedan is a 3.0-liter V6 that develops 210 horsepower at 5800 rpm and 220 pound-feet at 4400. The 3.3-liter V6 that's optional in the SE sedan, and in all Solaras, produces 225 horsepower at 5600 rpm and 240 pound-feet at 3600 rpm. The most important of these numbers is the lower engine speed where peak torque is developed; the higher torque at lower rpm means the 3.3-liter engine will be a more flexible engine that's more responsive in any given situation.