2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid Reviews, Pricing & Specs




















































































































































































What owners say
"Overall, owners of the 2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid are quite pleased with their purchase. They love its fuel economy, with many reporting averages around 33 to 40 miles per gallon, and appreciate the smooth, quiet ride along with the spacious and luxurious interior. Features like Bluetooth and keyless entry are also favored. However, some drivers find it to be a bit boring to drive, feeling it could have more excitement or performance. Durability and low maintenance costs are additional highlights among reviews."
I ordered a fully loaded 2009 Camry Hybrid. ALL the bells and whistles, including all the "accessories". This car is worth EVERY penny of the money I spent!. When I drove off of the lot, it had 2 miles on it. So far, I now have 1,300 miles and consistently get 35.4 mpg in the city (which includes daily expressway driving - and I am definitely no "granny" driver). The car is very quiet, handles well, feels very luxurious inside and gets awesome gas mileage. Now that I have become used to having smart key and bluetooth, it would be VERY difficult to go back to not having it....they are my favorite features of the car. I did ALOT of research (2 years!) on many different cars/SUV's comparing them and the Camry Hybrid came out with the best of everything. (My sister bought an LE Camry a week after I bought mine!) I drove a 1997 Camry for the past 10 years with NO problems at all, and have a good feeling that I will get 10 years out of this car. My son is 8 yrs old....I keep telling him this will be his car in 8 years....I have faith that it will still be running like new....:-)
July 10, 2008This is a great driving car. Brakes seemed to never wear down but finally replaced them for second time a few thousand miles ago. Smooth riding and quite. Maintenance costs have been very low. Some people express concern about the batteries. A Toyota Dealership in our town warrants the hybrid batteries for life on a new car. I inquired with other make dealerships, and they all say that they have had to replace maybe 3 battery sets. - ever! And they were replaced because of accidents or water damage from driving in a pond. And the acceleration will surprise. It's pretty quick. All in all - a very nice car.
January 25, 2014I have driven in Austin, TX traffic and over the road travel for sales. When in Austin, with the stop and go traffic my gas mileage would average 31-32 mpg. In the country/open road when I set my cruise on ~ 62 I get 40 mpg. I loved the inside of my car every time I got in it. I went from an SUV to this car and never felt like I was in a 'tin can' or something little. All the features of the Hybrid from the keyless entry, steering wheel controls and sun roof make owning this care easy with a side of luxury.
June 14, 2013What owners say
I ordered a fully loaded 2009 Camry Hybrid. ALL the bells and whistles, including all the "accessories". This car is worth EVERY penny of the money I spent!. When I drove off of the lot, it had 2 miles on it. So far, I now have 1,300 miles and consistently get 35.4 mpg in the city (which includes daily expressway driving - and I am definitely no "granny" driver). The car is very quiet, handles well, feels very luxurious inside and gets awesome gas mileage. Now that I have become used to having smart key and bluetooth, it would be VERY difficult to go back to not having it....they are my favorite features of the car. I did ALOT of research (2 years!) on many different cars/SUV's comparing them and the Camry Hybrid came out with the best of everything. (My sister bought an LE Camry a week after I bought mine!) I drove a 1997 Camry for the past 10 years with NO problems at all, and have a good feeling that I will get 10 years out of this car. My son is 8 yrs old....I keep telling him this will be his car in 8 years....I have faith that it will still be running like new....:-)
July 10, 2008This is a great driving car. Brakes seemed to never wear down but finally replaced them for second time a few thousand miles ago. Smooth riding and quite. Maintenance costs have been very low. Some people express concern about the batteries. A Toyota Dealership in our town warrants the hybrid batteries for life on a new car. I inquired with other make dealerships, and they all say that they have had to replace maybe 3 battery sets. - ever! And they were replaced because of accidents or water damage from driving in a pond. And the acceleration will surprise. It's pretty quick. All in all - a very nice car.
January 25, 2014I have driven in Austin, TX traffic and over the road travel for sales. When in Austin, with the stop and go traffic my gas mileage would average 31-32 mpg. In the country/open road when I set my cruise on ~ 62 I get 40 mpg. I loved the inside of my car every time I got in it. I went from an SUV to this car and never felt like I was in a 'tin can' or something little. All the features of the Hybrid from the keyless entry, steering wheel controls and sun roof make owning this care easy with a side of luxury.
June 14, 2013All in all very pleased with this 2009 Camry hybrid. Great gas saver with an average of 40 miles per gallon for our family so far. Money saver. Plenty of room for five adults to sit comfortably. Interior design is superb
April 18, 2013I enjoy knowing that while in traffic, I am not using the GAS engine. This is about 50% of my commute. No issues with the car nor the hybrid components so far! Love knowing that I am driving a reliable, fun car that is very trendy/sporty all while saving the planet!
June 11, 2009Love the average 33 mpg. Always had plenty of room. While it's just a family sedan, I felt it had decent power when needed. My labs hair always stuck to the back seat, and ended up having to use a towel every trip.
February 8, 2015Does every thing well, quiet, smooth, good quality( if a little staid) good fuel mileage.... but overall a bore to drive. Its everything you appreciate from toyota. toyota seems not to want this car to be anything but a full size Prius and that is a shame. It could be so much more if TRD where allowed to play with it.
October 6, 2009Trims & specs
Base MSRP $25,350 | Seating 5 |
Engine 2.4L 187 hp I4 Hybrid | Cargo Capacity 10.6 cu ft |
Combined MPG 33 | Drivetrain FWD |







