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2013 Toyota Camry

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Rating8.0

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Midsize Sedan
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$22,235 - $30,465
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Nathan Dyer 

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Updated on August 12, 2024

ProsConsWhat's New

Powerful and efficient engines

Numb steering feel

Rear cross-traffic alert functionality now available with optional blind-spot monitoring system

Spacious cabin

No manual transmission

A 6-inch infotainment system is now standard

Plenty of features on offer

Upgraded door panel trim

Specs & Features

$22,235

price

178 hp @ 6000 rpm

horsepower

170 lb.-ft. @ 4100 rpm

torque

6-Speed Shiftable Automatic

transmission

2.5L 4cyl FWD 6A

engine

-

basic warranty

Overview

The 2013 Toyota Camry does not offer many changes as compared to the previous model year. Toyota now offers a 6-inch touchscreen infotainment screen as standard. Even the door panel trim is slightly revised. For enhanced safety, rear cross traffic-alert feature is a part of the available blind-spot monitoring system. The 2013 Toyota Camry price starts at $22,235 and an additional $795 is levied as destination fee.

Featuring a 4-trim lineup of L, LE, SE, and XLE, the 2013 Toyota Camry MSRP can be an expense of $23,030-$24,860 this season. Having said that, it simply translates to the fact that the range-leader 2013 Toyota Camry XLE will cost you $2,620 more than the 2013 Toyota Camry L for enhanced specs and assets.

We Recommend 

Considering the list of features and specifications, we would pick the 2013 Toyota Camry SE for its sporty characteristics and availability of a V6 engine. 

The 2013 Camry gets a 2.5-liter engine with 178 horsepower. Also, there is a 3.5-liter engine with 268 hp and is available with the SE V6 and XLE V6 trims only. The 2013 Toyota Camry interior boasts improved interior materials and offers a cargo space of 15.4 cubic feet. With a gas mileage of up to 28 mpg (combined), the Camry is not the most fuel efficient. The 2013 Toyota Camry Hybrid delivers up to 40 mpg (combined). Toyota’s midsize sedan offers better fuel economy than the Ford Fusion, better ground clearance than the Honda Accord and better rear seat legroom than the Nissan Altima. 

2013 Toyota Camry for sale

The 2013 Toyota Camry L can be leased for a term of 36 months with $318/month and $2,305 due at signing along with an annual mileage limit of 10,000 miles. The same model can be financed for a term of 48 months for as low as 3.49% APR with $489/month and $2,303 down payment. The final APR can be lower or higher depending on the credit score profile of the customer, term duration and additional offers.

For budget-oriented buyers, the used 2013 Toyota Camry can be availed of with a base price of $6,300. Going for older model years like the 2012 Toyota Camry could be a matter of $3,490 and Toyota Camry 2011 can cost as much as $2,299 along with a listing of up to 23,754 in total.

Buying Advice

Since there aren’t many creatures comforts offered with the lower trims and the prices too do not rise considerably with the higher trims, it is recommended to opt for the sportier SE trim for better handling and ride quality and added functionality. Additionally, the V6 engine comes with a handful of additional features and one can also opt for the optional driver safety aids. 

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Comparative Analysis against Competition

Toyota has been synonymous with reliability for millions of buyers around the globe and the Toyota Camry is one of the major reasons behind it. It was also notoriously known for a mundane and dull cabin design and quality, but with the major redesign just last year, that was taken care of as well. With the sportier exterior styling, lively handling in the SE trim, improved & feature-loaded cabin, and potent engines along with low running costs and high reliability, the 2013 Toyota Camry is one of the best versions of itself since its inception.

After the complete redesign for the 2012 model year, the 2013 model year sees the inclusion of rear cross-traffic alert functionality with the optional blind-spot monitoring and has also further improved the door trim panels while offering the large touchscreen as standard. With no manual transmission on offer, the base Camry L trim starts at $22,235 with a four-cylinder engine which makes it one of the pricier offerings against the other midsize sedans like the Ford Fusion, Chevy Malibu, Honda Accord, and Nissan Altima.

Buying Advice

Since there aren't many creatures comforts offered with the lower trims and the prices too do not rise considerably with the higher trims, it is recommended to opt for the sportier 2013 Camry SE trim for better handling and ride quality and added functionality. Additionally, the V6 engine comes with a handful of additional features and one can also opt for the optional driver safety aids, all for an MSRP of $23,400.

Features
8.0/10

Toyota offers the 2013 Camry in four different trims and two engine options with a single six-speed transmission choice available. Prices for the same start from an MSRP of $22,235 for the L trim, and go up to $24,855 for the XLE trim. The base L and LE trims feature only the essential features and a couple of convenience features while the higher SE and XLE trims get the most creature comforts.

Trims

L

LE

SE

XLE

MSRP (I4)

$23,030

$23,475

$24,195

$25,650

MSRP (V6)

-

-

$28,055

$31,260

Key Features

Emergency Braking Assist

Automatic headlights

Front Fog/Driving Lights

Simulated Wood Interior Trim
 

6-speaker audio system

Keyless entry

Leather And Simulated Alloy Steering Wheel

Dual Zone Front Climate Control
 

Tilt And Telescopic Steering Wheel

Outside temperature display

Premium Cloth Upholstery

8-Way Power Driver Seat
 

Simulated Alloy Interior Trim

  

Sport-tuned suspension

Heated exterior mirrors
 

Cloth Upholstery

  

17-inch Alloy Wheels

Sunroof 
 

16-inch Steel Wheels

      

The powerful V6 is also available only with the SE and top-spec XLE trim. The SE trim is also the sportier version in this lineup and gets a sport-tuned suspension setup for that extra oomph. Apart from the standard features on offer, Toyota also offers plenty of optional features, including a 10-speaker JBL audio system, which is optional for both the SE and XLE trims. Further, exclusive to the XLE v6 trim is a hard-drive-based navigation system.

Fuel Economy
9.0/10

Fuel efficiency is one of the biggest selling points for a Toyota Camry and it doesn’t disappoint this year as well. Although it isn’t the most frugal one in the segment, the 28 MPG of fuel economy for combined city and highway driving puts it higher up in the efficiency rankings. The powerful 2013 Camry V6 is rated for 21/31/25 MPG for city/highway/combined by the EPA which is also above average for the segment. The large 17-gallon fuel tank further aids in this regard, offering over 400 miles of driving range on a single tank of gas even with the V6.

Model

2013 Toyota Camry

2013 Ford Fusion

2013 Honda Accord

2013 Nissan Altima

MPG (City)

25

22

27

27

MPG (Highway)

35

34

36

38

MPG (Combined)

28

26

30

31

Fuel Tank Capacity (gal)

17.0

16.5

17.2

18.0

Range (City / Highway / Combined) (miles)

425 / 595 / 476

363 / 561 / 429

464 / 619 / 516

486 / 684 / 558

The Ford Fusion clearly is the one that gulps the most amount of gas amongst all the sedans present here and the smaller gas tank means its driving range is on par with the Camry V6. The oldest Altima still is the most frugal of the lot and also employs the largest gas tank and hence has an exceptional driving range to offer. The Accord sips a bit more fuel than the Altima but is quite frugal than the Camry and also offers a superior range.

Interior
9.0/10

The Toyota Camry cabin has received a welcome change after the redesign last year and now with the slim pillar, the car now not only feels roomier, it also offers better outward visibility. The improved materials quality is something that is worth appreciating and the 2013 update sees upgraded materials for the door trim which now complements the stitched dashboard. That being said, the cabin lacks a sense of cohesion as some interior elements still feel a bit cheap to look at and feel.

There have never been any issues regarding the build quality of a Toyota, and the 2013 Camry offers a solid build quality that should outlast the lifetime of the car. In terms of space, the front row has a decent amount of room while the perfectly reclined rear seat offers impressive legroom and headroom and can accommodate even taller passengers rather comfortably. The Toyota Camry's trunk volume is pretty large and on par with the segment at 15.4 cu-ft and folding down the rear seat can open up even more space when needed.

Model

2013 Toyota Camry

2013 Ford Fusion

2013 Honda Accord

2013 Nissan Altima

Seating Capacity

5

5

5

5

Front Row (Head / Shoulder / Leg) (in)

38.8 / 58.0 / 41.6

39.2 / 57.8 / 44.3

39.1 / 58.6 / 42.5

40.0 / 56.4 / 45.0

Rear Row (Head / Shoulder / Leg) (in)

38.1 / 56.6 / 38.9

37.8 / 56.9 / 38.3

37.5 / 56.5 / 38.5

37.1 / 56.4 / 36.1

Cargo Capacity (cu-ft)

15.4

16.0

15.5

15.4

Toyota has made the 6.1-inch Entune touchscreen standard across the trim lineup and features a suite of smartphone-connected services that includes features like the Bing search engine, sports and stock information, fuel prices, and also comes with the ability to reserve movie tickets or a table at a restaurant while on the move. Along with satellite radio, Camry also features HD Radio and Pandora internet radio while the navigation system is offered along with real-time traffic.

Some of the infotainment features on offer are-

  • 6.1-inch touchscreen Entune infotainment system
  • 6-speaker audio system
  • iPod connectivity & control
  • SiriusXM satellite radio w/3 months subscription 
  • Navigation system w/real-time info for traffic/weather/fuel prices/sports/stocks
  • Entune w/3 years subscription 
  • HD Radio and Bing & Pandora
  • Bluetooth hands-free phone system w/phone book access & music streaming
  • Voice recognition

Exterior
6.0/10

The exterior of the 2013 Toyota Camry looks pretty sharp and appealing as standard while the SE trim adds a bit more sporty appeal for the ones who want their daily driver to carry them in a bit of style. The sleek swept-back headlamps with the chrome front grille and large air dam below it give the car an aggressive front fascia while the chrome treatment on the sides also adds to the premium feel of the car.

Although the Honda Accord is larger than the Camry, both offer very similar cabin space as both have an identical wheelbase to offer. The Nissan Altima too has a wheelbase identical to its Japanese counterparts and also weighs pretty much the same as the Camry, with the Honda weighing a bit more. The Ford Fusion on the other hand is the largest and heaviest and also has the highest ground clearance on offer.

Model

2013 Toyota Camry

2013 Ford Fusion

2013 Honda Accord

2013 Nissan Altima

Curb Weight (lbs)

3,190

3,427

3,254

3,108

Length (in)

189.2

191.7

191.4

191.5

Width (in)

71.7

72.9

72.8

72.0

Height (in)

57.9

58.1

57.7

57.9

Ground Clearance (in)

6.1

6.4

5.8

5.4

Wheelbase (in)

109.3

112.2

109.3

109.3

Some of the exterior features on offer are-

  • Projector-beam automatic halogen headlamps
  • Integrated fog lamps
  • Color-keyed heated power mirrors
  • Acoustic noise-reducing windshield
  • 17-inch alloy wheels

Safety
8.0/10

Safety is of paramount importance for all Japanese manufacturers and Toyota is the one setting trends in this regard. Therefore, it shouldn’t be a surprise the great safety ratings the 2013 Toyota Camry has received from both the private and government safety testing agencies. The NHTSA has rated it with a perfect 5-star rating while the IIHS has chosen the Camry as its “Top Safety Pick” for the 2013 model year. There are plenty of safety features available as standard and the optional driver aids take things a step further in terms of providing safe haven for its occupants.

Some of the standard safety features on offer are-

  • Vehicle stability control and Traction control
  • Smart stop technology
  • Front & rear energy-absorbing crumple zones
  • Whiplash-lessening front seats
  • Driver & front passenger advanced airbags w/occupant sensor & knee airbags
  • Front & rear seat-mounted & side curtain airbags
  • Rearview camera
  • Tire pressure monitor system

Competition
9.0/10

2013 Toyota Camry vs. 2013 Ford Fusion

The Toyota Camry is positioned slightly higher in terms of the price but the amount of difference and additions the Camry holds over the Ford Fusion is tremendous. The Toyota feels like a much more engaging car to drive as it manages to push out more power even though both the cars are based on similar engine configurations. The Camry also happens to be the more fuel-efficient choice out of the two and the larger gas tank means, you will have lesser fuel breaks in comparison.

2013 Toyota Camry vs. 2013 Honda Accord

Even though the Honda Accord manages to make more power, there isn’t much of a difference in terms of the drive but the real difference is in the fuel consumption and total range as the Accord manages to offer better than the Camry. In terms of the overall comfort, the Honda feels more like a driver’s car while the Toyota offers better rear row space and seat comfort. The feature list on both these cars is equally impressive and it all comes down to priorities of whether you need a comfortable rear passenger space or a driver-focused car.

Final Verdict

The 2013 Toyota Camry is one of the most exciting prospects in the midsize sedan segment as it is not only spacious and well built, but has a good amount of equipment, powerful and frugal powertrains, and decent levels of performance too. Add to that the affordable price tag and built-to-last reliability with low maintenance costs, and it is difficult to overlook this car. The Toyota Camry has served hundreds of thousands of families in the past and with the 2013 Camry being such a well-rounded package, it shall continue to do so for a long period of time in the future as well.

Trims

    L
    $22,235 onwards
    • 16-inch steel Wheels
    • 1St row LCD monitor
    • A-Spec Sport Seats
    • AM/FM stereo
    • Cloth Seat trim
    • Front manual air conditioning
    • Seek-Scan Radio
    LE
    $22,680 onwards
    • Remote keyless entry
    SE
    $23,400 onwards
    • 18-inch silver aluminum Wheels
    • Front manual air conditioning
    • Navigation system
    • Seek-Scan Radio
    • Softex cloth/leatherette Seat trim
    • Xm AM/FM/HD/Satellite
    XLE
    $24,855 onwards
    • 17-inch silver aluminum Wheels
    • Dual zone automatic front air conditioning
    • Front passengers heated-cushion
    • Leather Seat trim
    • Parking assist
    • Sliding and tilting glass Sunroof

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2013 Toyota Camry vs competitor's 0-60

    Car Name
    0-60 MPH
    Quarter Mile
    Top Speed
    		SourceCompare
    		7.4 sec14.9 sec122 mph
    		5.2 sec13.9 sec-
    		5.5 sec--
    		5.9 sec14.5 sec-
    		6.3 sec14.8 sec-
    		6.4 sec14.8 sec-
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    2013 Toyota Camry vs competitor's MPG

      Car Name
      MPG City
      MPG Highway
      MPG Combined
      Fuel Tank Capacity
      Range (C/H)
      		SourceCompare
      		25 mpg35 mpg28 mpg17 gal.425/595 mi.
      		27 mpg38 mpg31 mpg18 gal.486/684 mi.
      		28 mpg36 mpg31 mpg13.2 gal.369.6/475.2 mi.
      		25 mpg36 mpg29 mpg15.6 gal.390/561.6 mi.
      		24 mpg35 mpg28 mpg18.5 gal.444/647.5 mi.
      2013 Mazda 3

      Ranked #3

      		25 mpg33 mpg28 mpg14.5 gal.362.5/478.5 mi.

      2013 Toyota Camry vs competitor's dimensions

        Car Name
        Length
        Width
        Height
        Ground Clearance
        Wheelbase
        		SourceCompare
        		189.2 in.71.7 in.57.9 in.6.1 in.109.3 in.
        		200.4 in.72.9 in.58.7 in.7 in.110.5 in.
        		196.9 in.73.1 in.59.2 in.7 in.111.7 in.
        		196.3 in.74.4 in.58.1 in.5.2 in.115.6 in.
        2013 Mazda 6

        Ranked #4

        		193.7 in.72.4 in.57.9 in.5.1 in.109.8 in.
        		193.3 in.73.2 in.57.9 in.5.4 in.112 in.

        2013 Toyota Camry vs competitor's trunk space

          Car Name
          Trunk Capacity
          Passenger Volume
          Max Trunk Volume
          		SourceCompare
          		15.4 cu.ft.102.7 cu.ft.-
          		16.4 cu.ft.103.8 cu.ft.165.6 cu.ft.
          		12.5 cu.ft.94.6 cu.ft.147.4 cu.ft.
          		65.7 cu.ft.98 cu.ft.120.1 cu.ft.
          		14.2 cu.ft.95.8 cu.ft.100.2 cu.ft.
          		13.3 cu.ft.100 cu.ft.83.7 cu.ft.

          2013 Toyota Camry vs competitor's cargo space

            Car Name
            Cargo Volume
            Cargo Volume w/ Seat Area
            Max Cargo Volume
            Bed Length
            		SourceCompare
            		-15.4 cu.ft.--
            		-15.8 cu.ft.-98 ft.
            		147.4 cu.ft.12.5 cu.ft.147.4 cu.ft.-
            		120.1 cu.ft.65.7 cu.ft.120.1 cu.ft.-
            		71 cu.ft.13.3 cu.ft.71 cu.ft.-
            		75 cu.ft.14.7 cu.ft.75 cu.ft.-

            2013 Toyota Camry vs competitor's towing capacity

              Car Name
              Towing Capacity
              Payload Capacity
              Weight
              		SourceCompare
              		-925 lbs.3190 lbs.
              		1000 lbs.-4051 lbs.
              		1000 lbs.-3555 lbs.
              		1000 lbs.1200 lbs.3400 lbs.
              		1000 lbs.1211 lbs.3402 lbs.
              		-1180 lbs.3825 lbs.

              2013 Toyota Camry Sedan Problems, Issues, Complaints, Recalls, and which year to avoid?

              2

              Recalls

              3

              Investigations

              300

              Complaints
              Overall Safety Rating
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              Frequently Asked Questions

              Are 2013 Toyota Camrys good cars?
              Yes. With decent interior space, reliability and good price, the 2014 Camrys are good cars.
              What are the problems with the 2013 Toyota Camry?
              The 2013 Camry has been recalled twice and about 268 complaints are under its name with the NHTSA. Most of the complaints are related to the airbags, electrical system, powertrain, service brakes, structure, vehicle speed control and steering system.
              How many miles will a 2013 Toyota Camry last?
              A survey from Consumer Reports states that well-maintained Toyota Camry's can last more than 200,000 miles.
              What's new with the 2013 Toyota Camry?
              Toyota now offers a 6-inch touchscreen infotainment screen as standard. Even the door panel trim is slightly revised. For enhanced safety, rear cross traffic-alert feature is a part of the available blind-spot monitoring system.

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              2013 Toyota Camry

              L 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)

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              Pros - ["The interior is comfortable and very spacious with leather upholstery and fabric, and the way the dashboard is customizable and gives room for changes is what I love about it", "The car comes with a smoother engine unlike its counterpart models, LE and XLE, it presents comfort, performance and reliability"]

              Cons - ["Over time, due to usability and wear and tear, the leather starts tearing off in most cases and makes the interior less beautiful", "Front bumper comes off every now and then and I see other cars like mine with unstable front bumpers that most likely almost come off"]

              The 2013 Toyota Camry Sport Edition, known as the SE trim, presents a compelling blend of performance, comfort, and reliability. This midsize sedan boasts a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 178 horsepower, providing adequate power for daily commuting and highway driving. An available 3.5-liter V6 engine, delivering 268 horsepower, offers a more spirited performance for those seeking e...

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              2014 Toyota Camry

              L 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)

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              Posted On: July 23, 2024

              My Toyota Camry

              Pros - ["Great gas mileage", "Sporty looking"]

              Cons - ["Noisy cabin", "Cheap interior"]

              I purchased my 2014 Toyota Camry brand new in July of 2014. It's actually a 2014 and a half model. I've driven it to Biloxi, Mississippi. Houston and Austin, Texas. Jacksonville, Florida all with no issues and great gas mileage.

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              2014 Toyota Camry

              L 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A) w/Prod. End 11/13

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              Posted On: June 12, 2024

              My Toyota Camry

              Pros - ["Great gas mileage", "Sporty looking"]

              Cons - ["Noisy cabin", "Cheap interior"]

              I purchased my 2014 Toyota Camry brand new in July of 2014. It's actually a 2014 and a half model. I've driven it to Biloxi, Mississippi. Houston and Austin, Texas. Jacksonville, Florida all with no issues and great gas mileage.

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