Which is a better car, Toyota Camry or Corolla?
A summary of the strengths and weaknesses in overall quality of both will be given. The 5-year Reliability Percentrank average of the Toyota Corolla is .93, and the 5-year Reliability Percentrank average of the 4-cylinder Toyota Camry is .93 and that of the V6 Camry is .88. For reference, Toyota’s overall 5-year Reliability Percentrank average is .89, Honda’s is .84, and General Motors’ is .31. By this measure of reliability, both are very good and about the same, although they exhibit a quality that is some less than that exhibited in some previous model years. By Consumer Reports’ most recent reliability tables, the 4-cylinder Camry has its highest Reliability Verdict, Much Better Than Average, for the following model years: 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006, has its Better-Than-Average Reliability Verdict for the following model years: 1999 2007, and has its Average Reliability Verdict for model year 2008. The Toyota Camry Hybrid has CR’s Much-Better-Than-Average Reliability Verdic
