The Camry doesn't sell in the same numbers as a Prius or Corolla in the UK, but that's true of its competitors, too – the Ford Mondeo, Peugeot 508 and Mazda 6 all sell in pretty small numbers. That's because buyers are flocking towards SUVs instead, but the Camry still has a bit of a following with people looking for a reliable car that's cheap to run (taxi drivers are particularly keen on them). Experts predict it'll be worth around 45 per cent of its original value after three years. That's competitive with rivals.