The 2019 Toyota Camry vs. Competitors in Dallas TX

How the Toyota Camry Conquers the Sedan Segment with Superior Spaciousness, Sophistication, and Sportiness

Simply put, the Toyota Camry has long been the bestselling sedan in America for good reason. You've no doubt seen this iconic vehicle all over the Dallas, Richardson, Plano, Garland and Mesquite area. If you have yet to experience the Camry for yourself, you may be wondering what all of the fuss is about.

We invite you to check out the details of its superior design via the comparisons below, where we pit the latest Camry against the Accord, Sonata, and Malibu.

The Toyota Camry versus the Honda Accord

• Most drivers these days want an automatic transmission, so it makes sense that the most popular sedan in the nation offers it as standard equipment. The Accord, however, starts out with a manual transmission, and Honda asks driers to pay more for a continuously variable transmission.
• There are many thoughtful features that come standard on the Camry that Accord drivers have to cash out more for, such as heated mirrors, Siri Eyes Free capability, and an eight-way power driver seat.
• Even available features are more plentiful with the Camry, and they include the option of a 10-speaker premium audio system and wireless smartphone charging capability -- two features which the Accord does not offer.
• Want to know how the Camry literally measures up to the Accord? It boasts more rear headroom, legroom and shoulder room than its Honda rival.

The Toyota Camry versus the Chevrolet Malibu

• A potent 3.5-liter four-cylinder engine comes standard on the Camry, and it generates more horsepower than the Malibu.
• There's also a more powerful V6 engine upgrade with the Camry. It makes for more horsepower than the Malibu's turbocharged engine upgrade. The Malibu doesn't even offer a V6.
• The Camry allows you to create the soundtrack to your commute your way with a standard CD player, touchscreen infotainment, and Siri Eyes Free. The Malibu doesn't even offer a CD player anymore, and you have to invest in a more expensive trim for a dashboard display.
• Standard heated mirrors make for ideal visibility, while Malibu drivers have to invest in a more expensive model for the same feature.
• Spaciousness is the Camry's strong suit, and it literally overshadows the Malibu with greater rear headroom, legroom, and hip room.

The Toyota Camry versus the Hyundai Sonata

• Optimum visibility is standard with the Camry, as it comes equipped with automatic headlights and heated mirrors. Neither feature is available on the Sonata base model.
• The Camry looks and feels more luxurious than its price tag lets on, as it comes equipped with upscale features -- like a sunroof -- as standard. You have to pay more for refinements like this on the Sonata.
• Standard touchscreen infotainment gives the Camry a significant leg up over the Sonata, which makes you invest in a more expensive trim for a dashboard display.
• Comfort also comes standard, as the Camry offers more shoulder room than the Sonata.
• The Camry's potent V6 engine upgrade makes for more horsepower than the Sonata's upgrade, a less enthusiastic turbocharged four-cylinder. There's no V6 engine option with the Sonata either.

You kind easily find your very own Camry for sale in Dallas right here at Sport City Toyota. We always have a variety of models to choose from in our new Toyota, as well as a range of money-saving Camry lease and auto loan options. Feel free to drop by the dealership for a test drive, or reach out to our staff with questions at 877-349-9356.

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