D MacDonald 
2017 Toyota Camry Sedan XLE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
Switched from Honda to Toyota
 1. Toyota has slightly higher reliability  2.  Better sound system.  3. Honda has ugly cheap tiny sounding speakers mounted at left/right front corners of windshield.  4. Toyota better price.  5.Toyota dealers much easier to deal with.  6. Been with Honda for 28 years, time to try the "other guys".10/09/2017Now that I've had it for a year....I wish I had looked at other cars.  Maybe I should have stayed with the Honda.  The number one problem is the front seating comfort.  It is just not there.  My wife does not like the passenger seat...can't adjust it to a comfortable position.  She has lots of trouble with getting a comfortable fit in most cars she sits in and even the drivers side is not all that great.  We both now think that owning this Toyota may be short lived.  In a year or two I think we will be out looking for a better, more comfortable car.  Also I thought the gas mileage in town would be much better than my previous 2004 Honda but it is not.  Pretty much avg 27mpg in town; 35 on the highway.  I think Toyota, Honda and other makers are purposefully keeping the mileage low in hopes you will head for those hybrids, and we are not ready to head for those cars.04/10/2018Still feel the same about this car.  The mpg is lower than it should be - not happy about it.  Still wish I had found the right Honda - or should have gone with the Subaru Legacy that we test drove.  Recently had trouble with the car not starting - road servcie came and jumped the car and it started - next day would not start - road service once again jumped the car and suggested driving it somewhere for an hour to charge the battery.  Did that.  Got back, turned off the engine, tried to start it again, no go.  Called Toyota to come get the car.  Road service comes - jump-starts the car.  Drive car to Toyota service - park - do the paper work - come back to car and ---- yes -- it started.  Toyota found out that one cell in the new battery was dead - battery would not hold charge.  Toyota puts in a cheap battery with only a 2yr warranty - what happened to those 60 month warranty batteries?  Will be taking car from West coast to East coast soon and will see what kind of true mpg we get.  Maybe getting out of a state with watered down gas will help the mileage.