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2017 Toyota Camry MPG

24–40 mpg combined across 4 EPA-rated versions. Best: Camry Hybrid LE (FWD, 2.5L 4-cyl) at 42 city / 38 hwy / 40 combined; lowest: Camry (3.5L 6-cyl, A6) at 24.

Every version

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How it compares

• 2017 Midsize Cars: class average 26.7 mpg over 186 versions; best Camry +13.3 (#9).
• 2016: 40 mpg best (no change).
• 2018: 52 mpg best.
• Fuel cost spread: $1,700–$2,800 a year ($1,100 difference).
• 2026 model: 51 mpg best (+11).

Safety

153 owner complaints: Unknown Or Other 32, Electrical System 24, Air Bags 24, Service Brakes 22. Crashes 28, fires 5, injuries 29.

Recent owner reports: Unknown Or Other

“purchased a 2017 Toyota Camry from CarMax in Ontario, CA, with a 12,000 down payment. I chose this vehicle for its reliability and fuel efficiency. After the first week, I noticed poor gas mileage—only 17 mpg. CarMax checked it but found no issues. On September 25th, 2024, I purchased another 2017 Camry with 81,000 miles.”

“I have under 30,800 miles. On 02/25/2025 my car was completely dead. I called Andy Mohr Toyota. I had my car towed in . They said I needed a new battery. Okay I paid got my car back. On 10/16/25 car is completely dead again. I called roadside assistance. My new battery won’t hold a charge. The starter is working and alternator is connected. Inside looks brand new.”

“What component or system failed or malfunctioned, and is it available for inspection upon request The odometer system of the vehicle has malfunctioned. The odometer reading, which displayed 118,204 miles at the time of purchase, has stopped working entirely and does not record additional mileage.”

Owner reports are unverified and filed directly with NHTSA.

Recalls

3 NHTSA campaigns (check a VIN).

Nearby years

• 2014 · 40 mpg
• 2015 · 40 mpg
• 2016 · 40 mpg
• 2018 · 52 mpg
• 2025 · 51 mpg
• 2026 · 51 mpg

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