Checklist: 9th gen Toyota Camry 2025–2026

What to look for on this generation, worst first. Tick each line as you check it.

The inspection sheet: mark up every panel, what is underneath and how it drives.

Services to ask about 2

Scheduled work a seller can show records for. The 9th gen's schedule has 6 more services, on its page. Buying shows which are due at a car's miles and age.

Engine oil and filter 2026Replace every 10,000 miles or 1 year. Or when the car's oil reminder says. Ask for oil change records. Toyota
Hybrid battery cooling intake filter 2026Service every 20,000 miles. Ask whether the filter has been cleaned; Toyota says to inspect it every 5,000 miles. Toyota

Recalls to ask about 5

Recalls filed for these model years, newest first. Not every car is covered; check the vehicle identification number with NHTSA.

Recall 26V511000 2025–2026The instrument cluster display may fail at start-up, which also disables the hazard lights, turn signals, seat belt warning and smart key reminder. Ask for proof the recall work was done. NHTSA
Recall 25V869000 2025–2026A bolt inside the inverter may not have been tightened, leaving poor contact at a terminal. Ask for proof the recall work was done. NHTSA
Recall 25V744000 2025–2026A software error can freeze the rear camera image or leave the screen blank in reverse. Ask for proof the recall work was done. NHTSA
Recall 25V595000 2025An instrument panel software error at start-up may stop it showing the speed, brake and tire pressure warnings. Ask for proof the recall work was done. NHTSA
Recall 25V059000 2025The second-row center seat belt webbing may be damaged. Ask for proof the recall work was done. NHTSA

The boxes are for you: nothing you tick is sent or kept.