2008 Toyota Camry Solara Review Summaries

What reviewers liked most about the Toyota Camry Solara:

Though the Solara is still in need of a bit more body control, we found it to be a fun driver on curves and corners.

-- Car and Driver

From the side, the new Solara is teardrop-shaped, with an ultra-low drag coefficient of 0.29. That translates to less wind noise and better fuel economy.

-- Cars.com

The sweeping console invokes the intimate atmosphere of a sporty coupe. the seats are relatively flat, which makes sliding in and out easy, but they could use a little more side support. The cloth is nice, though it's a bit bland.

-- New Car Test Drive

The suspension filters bumps and noise yet it doesn't isolate the driver from valuable road feel.

-- New Car Test Drive

What reviewers liked least about the Toyota Camry Solara:

It's no sports car. It corners fairly flat, but the tires start squealing when driven hard.

-- New Car Test Drive

Toyota Camry Solara Comparisons:

The Solara is a true four-seater, with more rear head and leg room than Accord or Sebring. Two adults will feel surprisingly comfortable in the back seat of the Solara on most journeys of less than 100 miles.

-- Cars.com