Firemanbeetle 
2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan XLE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
Greatly Disappointed
 My 11th Toyota....5th Camry.....2nd Hybrid .....maybe my last.  I even sold new Toyotas at a dealership. NEVER put one in the shop for repairs until now.  Within days of delivery, minor issues....sunroof gasket fell into my lap.  Sun visor kept falling into my field of vision....would not stay up.  More serious issues.....drivers Blind Spot Moniter would not turn off...stayed on for miles after passing others.  Wind noise on drivers side window....dealer somehow never hears it.  “Scout Entune” GPS/stereo disconnects continuously.  GPS can’t find even the oldest addresses.....worst I’ve ever seen....total junk.    Probably the worst problem is the brakes.  Beginning to drive, first thing in the morning, only the slightest pressure on the brake pedal causes the brakes to totally lock up.  There is no way around it.  There is no way to smoothly back out of a parking space or garage without everyone’s heads whipping....caused problems during icy weather in January.  Then, after a few stops, the problem clears up.  The bad part of this whole thing is the poor Toyota service.  With my car now 6 months old, the dealer still swears my brakes are fine and that there is no problem with Toyota brakes.  They forget that I’ve driven many Hybrid Camrys as a salesman, and put 70,000 miles on my own.  I KNOW how brakes are supposed to feel, and locking up while maneuvering is NOT it!  And my blind spot monitors?  They fixed the drivers side monitor.  But now the passenger side monitor only works about 20% of the time......worthless.  Now they’re experimenting with the software, but they have no solid fix.  The stereo?  They admit customer complaints, but we won’t see a fix until the 2019 models come out.  What?!?!   As I mentioned.....I’ve owned 11 Toyotas, all trouble-free.  Until this one.  And I haven’t even gotten into the lack of USB ports or the drink holders that won’t hold our travel mugs that easily fit into our 2012 Camry Hybrid....or the wrinkled leather seats.  Any good points, you may ask?   47 mpg on a 2,000 mile trip.  Wow.....but not worth dealing with safety issues like brakes and blind spots, and the many, many trips to my Toyota dealer.