I understand the Camry is a family sedan. That said, it still should be enjoyable to drive, even if it's relegated as a glorifed appliance in my opinion. Driving should be fun, not a mundane action.

I'm not comparing it to other vehicles in its class, per se. I simply compared the car to how it was made, how it drove, and most importantly, how it made me feel.

I'm not comparing it to a Mercedes. Nowhere did I say I was. I simply had access to the car through a former employer. Got to start somewhere.

I understand that some people don't want a sport suspension. However, myself, as well as the other writers here, do. We are a more performance-oriented site who cares about performance and drive-ability.

2) Are you comparing I4 Camry's to I4 competitors?

3) If you are comparing a V6 Mercedes sport sedan to a Camry, that is not a fair comparison. Try comparing your Sport Sedan Mercedes to BMW's 3s, 5s, and 7 series. Might even compare it to the M3, M5 ect…

For what it is worth, the top 2 most reliable family sedan is Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. The Camry has a softer ride, while the Accord has a sportier ride. If you want luxury, compare Lexus and Acura with your Mercedes. The Camry is reliable and has proven to be reliable over time and that is why it is still popular. Not every car buyer out their wants a sport tuned suspension sedan.

Driving should be an enjoyable experience, whether you're sitting in traffic or cruising down the highway. Today, people see it as a hinderance on the way to and from work, and it shouldn't be. I blame these boring, lifeless cars for this problem.