wbrem588 
2014 Toyota Camry Sedan SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
My 5th vehicle, my 2nd Camry
 After having a great experience with my 2001 4-cylinder Camry (which I still own - soon to be passed onto my sister (216,000 miles by the way!)), I just couldn't bring myself to purchase a new (to me) mid-size sedan that wasn't named Camry. While the Camry has always been called bland, and "an appliance," this generation of Camry is probably the best looking one, in my biased opinion. The SE trim is just so understated and sharp looking, from the low-profile rear spoiler to the reshaped front and rear bumpers, and the black-tinted headlight bezels and chrome exhaust tip, these little details just bring the look of the Camry together really, really well. The only thing I would change about the exterior appearance would be the wheels. They're very clean looking, but the charcoal 18" wheels on the V6 SE models are damn good looking. The interior is also very understated, with a clean and ergonomically biased design. Interior quality has been top notch so far! All buttons and logos are very easy to read and are located in logical spots on the dash and steering wheel. The gauges are very large and easy to read, and the 2 small LCD screens on the dash are just as easy to read. The steering wheel feels nice in the hands, and the grip bolster extensions feel just as good, and the paddle shifters are a very nice touch. The 6.1" touchscreen is very easy to read (can you see a pattern yet?), is very responsive, and the Bluetooth works like a charm. I do also appreciate the very deep center console, and the damped glove box. The seats are shaped nicely, and are comfortable, but I do notice on longer drives a little bit of pain in my back (I'm 6'3", 290 lbs.). I will play with the lumbar adjustment each time, and that seems to do the trick. My thought is that I just haven't adjusted fully to how these seats fit me, and perhaps I'll get used to it over time. It's a very minor gripe to me. The 2.5 4-cylinder and 6-speed auto combination have been rock solid in the month I've owned the car, and the oil is still easy to change! (albeit with a couple of added steps compared to my 2001). It's a very peppy little engine, and will satisfy the majority of those who drive it (but by all means, get the 3.5 if you can!).  Other than that minor thing concerning the seat comfort, I have zero complaints about my 2014 Camry otherwise. I love this thing, and I always look forward to driving it everyday. I plan on owning it for quite awhile, at the very least until it's paid off, but even then I'll probably still hang onto it. People say there is a reason for why those who have owned a Toyota once always buy them again. They're damn good vehicles, and have that rock-solid reputation for reliability to show for it. The Camry isn't flashy, and yeah, everyone and their mother drives one, but there's a reason for that. When shopping for a mid-sizer, a Camry should always be on your list for consideration.