DeeVoe 
2014 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan SE Limited Edition 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
Reliabile, good mileage, low maintenance vehicle
 I find little reason to purchase cars like a Camry, Accord, or Civic or Corolla for any other reason but for commuting.  They're applicances to achieve a goal of getting from A to B on a regular basis.   Why people judge these cars for their roadholding or acceleration numbers is silly, or level of luxury appointments and usage of top shelf materials.I got the car for commuting and it accomplishes that for me with ease, no flash or gust.  I've been able to achieve better mpg than what's posted. I could have gotten a Prius or Insight for better mpg's but wanted more comfort and room, and also something that at least resembles a car.  It rides comfortably.  For the purpose of a commuter car, I can't really flaw the lack of a sporty feel.  Compared to its rival, the Accord, I have to say I like the steering feel and more taut suspension in my girlfriend's '15 Accord after driving my Camry.   Not a dealbreak for me.  On the Camry, I'm not a fan of the lack of steering feel. I hate the brakes (although I'm not sure if this is a hybrid thing or not. but I hate the brake feel).     Hard to explain how it feels, for me at least, but it's my biggest gripe.  I'm content with driving knowing I'm not spending a ton on gas and I'm not worrying about the car breaking no matter how many miles I pile on.  I'm fine blending in with the thousands and thousands of other Camry's on the road.   I'm not one to like attention. This car serves a purpose just like a washing machine or refrigerator, and nothing more nor less.