Donna Chambers 
2018 Toyota Camry Sedan XLE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 8A)
Toyota Camry doesn't live up to its reputation!
 I purchased the Camry in November, 2017 because I had heard and read about the Camry being a very reliable car.  Much to my disappointment, surprise and frustration, I don't agree with this assessment of the car.  The biggest problem is the Entune 3.0 system that the music and GPS are supposed to run through.  After ongoing problems with Entune, for the first several weeks after buying the car and getting different answers every time I called the Toyota customer service number, I took it back to the dealer, so they could check it out.  After 3 hours of trial and error, I was told Entune and the latest operating system on the iPhone are not compatible.  Didn't anyone know this!?!? I have continued to be in touch with Toyota and continually get lame excuses, such as, "We're waiting for Apple to fix it."  If Toyota can afford Super Bowl ads and daily ads on TV, they should be able to afford to pay Apple enough to make it worth Apple's time to fix the problem, or Toyota should come up with a replacement product that works.  It is too bad the lemon laws don't apply to this Entune issue because all of us have paid lots of money for a car with a system that doesn't work, and Toyota should provide a solution.  I don't understand how they can continue to sell these cars, knowing this entertainment system doesn't work on all phones.  Also, the few intermittent times it has worked, the GPS is the worst I've ever used.  Toyota does not deserve the reputation of being reliable.  Besides the Entune system not working, I have found some parts of the car to be very flimsy.  The little container for change has already broken, and the visor doesn't stay firmly against the ceiling, but within the first few seconds of placing it there, it ends up hanging straight down and in my way.  I have purchased many new cars during my lifetime, and this has been the worst experience ever.