Gerry B. 
2012 Toyota Camry Sedan XLE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
2012 Camry XLE at 50k miles
 We bought this car as an early lease turn in with 22k miles.  This is our third Camry & it was in excellent condition at the time of purchase.  The car has a nice ride with comfortable seating.  Leg & headroom in front & back is ample for 6+ foot occupants.   The MPG is excellent if you drive moderately.  Low MPG is 30 in stop & go traffic.  The high MPG is 35+ at 75 MPH.  The transmission shifts smoothly & the RPM is typically 2,000 at all set speeds.  The speed shifter is handy & smooth allowing early downshifting on steep hills.  The engine has reasonable acceleration for a 4 cylinder & is easy to work-on.  Most of the negatives are interior related.  The center console is an oversized box which is easily solved with a $12 tray purchased online.  The entertainment controls are marginal.  The band & station selector is sized positioned well on the steering wheel, but changing bands causes the station to revert back to the first preset rather than retaining the ones selected.  The AM to FM volume disparity is high requiring that AM stations be boosted by 10.  Toyota could not solve either of the previous problems.  The rocker type air selector is difficult to use because you must look at the display as you cycle through the selections; a single button for each air selection is safer as they minimize your eye-time off the road.  The backup visibility is poor as the trunk is high.  Although, a highly rated backup camera can be purchased for $100 & installed by DIYers in a few hours.  The windshield has a lot of dashboard glare possibly due to its angle or paint gloss of the dashboard.  The visors require updating as the extenders are narrow & do little to block the sun with the visor on the side.  Why doesn't Toyota use sliding visors like GM?  They have been around for many years & work well.  The most serious issue, in this car, is coasting speed.  It is a safety issue as the transmission does not slow the car when your foot is lifted from the gas pedal.  Maintaining control down big hills requires downshifting & heavy braking.  Toyota claims it is done purposely to improve MPG.  While this problem may just be with our car but I have not read other reviews with a similar complaint & Toyota could not fix the problem.  Only one repair, besides 2 small recalls, was required in our 2.5 years of ownership.  A single element, in the rear window defogger, was open which caused radio static with the defogger on.  Turns out that the antenna is located in the rear window & was near the open element.  The defogger problem was finally diagnosed & it was replaced after multiple complaints.  Overall, this year & model Camry has exceptional reliability & is enjoyable to drive.  Hopefully, the few problems have been fixed in more recent years.