DL Hatton 
2017 Toyota Camry Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
Honest review.
 I really like the car. It's the best car I could find for the money I paid and I've always wanted a Camry since  they started making them 20 miles away from me. I got it when they were clearing out the 2017 models to make room for the new ones, so I got a great price.  The only complaint I have is a little bit of wind noise around the drivers side window. Even though the LE is the base model, it has plenty of features to it and I didn't need or want most of the things found in the higher priced models. So I am very satisfied with the car and I'm glad I bought it.  It's not the most exciting car but at my age I don't need speed. And I didn't want a sports car, or a car that rode like one. I wanted a good, smooth riding, reliable car that will serve me well for a long time. It does everything well you expect from a car. After owning the car for a year I have some updated thoughts on the Camry. I think they just don't make  them the way they used to. Even though I like the car, it sure isn't perfect. I have wind noise coming from the drivers window and door. The dealership stated that  they would have to get a Toyota engineer to test drive it to determine if it's excessive. That's basically a way of saying they don't want to bother with it. It is excessive and it's rather bothersome, especially at interstate speeds. The dealership stated they hadn't had complaints about wind noise on this model vehicle but I have read reviews and many owners stated they had wind noise too.  Another thing I don't like is I can hear every little imperfection in the road. That doesn't mean I feel it but I do hear it, that's annoying too.    There is a distinct noise coming from underneath the car somewhere when I hit certain bumps. It just gives me a feeling that the car wasn't built and put together well. That is a feeling I don't like. With no other car have I heard wind noise and sounds when I hit bumps, not like this. I have even had thoughts  it had been wrecked badly and put back together. I don't have other complaints about the 2017 Camry LE, but I think this is enough. I set out to buy what hopefully was gonna be the last car I buy. But now I'm thinking when I pay it off I should sell it and buy another car, probably not a Toyota. I wasn't expecting perfection but I was expecting what I've always heard about a Camry. This car doesn't inspire confidence and even though I don't feel it's just going to fall apart while driving it, it gives me an uneasy feeling at times.  Maybe I'll have another update some day.