2013 vs 2014 Toyota Camry

Both years are the same generation, so most of what they offer is shared.

Recalls

13V442000 2012–2013
A clogged air conditioning drain can let water leak onto the airbag control module and short it. NHTSA

14V576000 2014
Fuel may leak from a fuel delivery pipe in the engine bay. NHTSA
14V715000 2014
The left front lower arm may have been made wrongly, without enough clamping area for a ball joint bolt. NHTSA

After 2013, up to and including 2014.

2014An SE Sport trim, and a Hybrid SE. A backup camera becomes standard on cars built for the 2014.5 model year. Edmunds, a published reference

Nothing that 2014 lacks.

Trims: SE Sport (2014) Edmunds, Hybrid SE (2014–2017) Toyota, a published reference

Engines: 2.5L four-cylinder Toyota, a published reference, 3.5L V6 Toyota, 2.5L four-cylinder hybrid Toyota, a published reference
Motors: Electric drive motor Toyota
Batteries: Nickel-metal hydride, 1.6 kWh Toyota, a published reference
Transmissions: 6-speed automatic Toyota, a published reference, Electronic continuously variable (e-CVT) A published reference
Drivetrains: Front-wheel drive A published reference
Trims: LE Toyota, SE Toyota, a published reference, XLE Toyota, Hybrid LE Toyota, Hybrid XLE Toyota

Reputation: what owners and the press report

Nothing that 2014 lacks.

Sought after: 2014

SlashGear's top pick among used Camrys: 92 out of 100 for reliability from J.D. Power, the highest of any Camry there, with a comfortable, quiet ride. SlashGear

Sought after: The 7th gen as a whole All years One source so far

SlashGear reports that Consumer Reports called these cars a wise used car choice. It notes the generation has the most service communications of any, though many are minor. SlashGear