26 Used Toyota Camry cars for sale in Riyadh
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Frequently asked questions
About SAR 111,000 buys a 2026 Toyota Camry. A 2023 averages SAR 92,000 and a 2020 SAR 79,000, so a five-year-old car buys you most of the same equipment for a good deal less money. Asking prices across our current listings run from SAR 63,500 for a car from the turn of the decade up to SAR 115,000 for a current-year one.
Of the more than 1,000 Camrys CarSwitch has inspected in Saudi Arabia, only 13% show a mechanical fault in the engine, gearbox, suspension or steering, against the 18% we would expect for sedans of the same age and mileage in the Kingdom, and just 4% have an electrical or electronics fault against the 8% we would expect for the same class of car. That is on examples running to a median of roughly 126,000 km.
- Continuous service history rather than a burst of work just before the sale.
- Transmission shifts with the car fully warm.
- AC at idle in traffic, which is where Kingdom cars are tested.
- Paint and panel standard where repairs have been done.
Every Camry we list in Saudi Arabia comes with its full CarSwitch inspection report — read the service and mechanical sections before you make an offer.
2020 to 2023 is the sweet spot. The current shape arrived for the 2018 model year on an all-new platform, then took a 2021 facelift with a sharper nose and updated infotainment. An all-new Camry arrived for 2025.
The Honda Accord is the sharper drive at similar money. The Ford Taurus gives you more metal for the money, but our inspections find an electrical or electronics fault on 13% of them against the 9% we would expect for sedans of that age and mileage here. If you do not need the size, the Toyota Corolla does the same job for less.