Used 2017 Toyota Camry
- Price: $17,795
- Mileage: 148,854 miles
- Location: Monroeville, PA
- VIN: 4T1BF1FK6HU647864
Used 2017 Toyota Camry for sale in Monroeville, PA — $17,795, 148,854 miles. The Camry is a comfortable, roomy and famously easy-to-own midsize sedan. Buy Here Pay Here financing available. See photos and details, and get pre-approved online.
About the 2017 Toyota Camry
2017 Toyota Camry at a glance
The 2017 Camry is the last of the seventh generation and made Toyota Safety Sense P standard, adding pre-collision braking with pedestrian detection, lane departure alert, automatic high beams and radar cruise. Engines carry over: 178-hp 2.5L, 268-hp V6 or 200-hp Hybrid. It is a strong value versus the redesigned 2018.
- Engines: 2.5 liter I4 178 hp 170 lb ft; 3.5 liter V6 268 hp 248 lb ft; 2.5 liter I4 hybrid 200 hp combined
- Transmissions: 6 speed automatic; Ecvt hybrid
- Drivetrain: Front wheel drive
- Body style: 4 door sedan
What changed:
- Toyota safety sense p made standard
- Last year of the seventh generation
What to inspect: Open recalls by VIN; Exact engine and trim by VIN; Hybrid battery health and cooling fan if hybrid; Hybrid system warning lights if hybrid; V6 water pump and coolant leaks if V6; Toyota safety sense sensors and windshield camera; Suspension and tires; Brakes; Electronics and infotainment; Maintenance history.
Known issues to check on a 2017 Toyota Camry
- Hybrid Battery and System Health on Older Hybrids (2011–2024)
Camry Hybrids have a strong durability record, but older, high-mileage hybrids can need a hybrid battery or inverter-related repair, and the battery cooling fan intake can clog with dust or pet hair. Toyota's hybrid component warranty may still apply to newer cars.
What to do: Have a Toyota dealer or hybrid specialist check the hybrid system on an older Camry Hybrid. - 3.5L V6 Water Pump and Coolant Leaks (2011–2024)
The 3.5L V6 is strong and long-lived, but high-mileage engines can develop water pump leaks. It is a known repair rather than a certain failure.
What to do: On a V6 Camry, check for coolant leaks and value records of water-pump replacement. - Toyota Safety Sense Camera and Radar Function (2017–2026)
From 2017, Toyota Safety Sense is standard. Windshield replacement, front-end repairs or misaligned sensors can disable or degrade these systems, which need calibration after such repairs.
What to do: Confirm all driver aids work on a test drive, especially after a windshield or collision repair. - Rental, Fleet and Accident History (2011–2026)
The Camry is very popular with rental fleets, rideshare drivers and commuters, so many used examples have high mileage or prior repairs. History and condition matter more than the badge.
What to do: Get a history report and a pre-purchase inspection. - Camry Engine, Hybrid and Generation Disambiguation (2011–2026)
Camry powertrains changed by generation: 2.5L four, 3.5L V6 and a hybrid through 2024 (2.4L hybrid in 2011), AWD on 2020-2024 four-cylinders, and hybrid-only from 2025 with optional electric AWD. The Camry Solara coupe and Toyota Avalon are separate models.
What to do: Confirm the engine, drivetrain and trim before comparing prices or mpg.
Recall applicability varies by model year, production date, engine, equipment and VIN. Check the VIN for open recalls and completed remedies.
Toyota Camry research: recalls, reliability and buyer's guide