Toyota Camry

Since its introduction in the early 1980s, the Toyota Camry has been a dominant force in the mid-size sedan market. It built an unmatched reputation for reliability, efficiency, and value, making it one of the best-selling passenger cars in the world for decades. Its success provided a blueprint for what millions of buyers expect from a family car.

While not a traditional collector car, a niche market has emerged for specific Camry models. Enthusiasts seek out pristine, low-mileage examples from the 1980s and 90s for their nostalgic value and simple durability. Rare variants like the All-Trac wagon and manual transmission V6 models also command attention. More recently, the V6-powered TRD models have created a new performance-oriented following.

The Camry market is exceptionally broad, with an average sale price of just $8,602 reflecting its primary role as affordable transportation. Most transactions involve daily drivers. However, the top of the market sees significant prices for immaculate early examples or new, high-specification TRD variants, showing a growing appreciation for the model beyond its utilitarian roots.

Prices range from $250 for project cars to $91,500 for pristine collectible examples or new performance models.