Ready to experience the new Toyota Camry? Check out the latest edition at Toyota of Irving today. We often offer a large inventory of Toyota Camry sedans available to lease or purchase, which you can conveniently view on this page. If you come across a 2026 Toyota Camry you’d like to tour and test-drive, make an appointment at our Toyota dealership in Irving, TX.
The 2026 Toyota Camry is a well-rounded full-size sedan that offers an excellent blend of performance, technology, reliability, and style, making it a versatile and dependable choice. It seamlessly serves all kinds of drivers. Find out all about it below.
Updates for the 2026 lineup include the addition of the Toyota Camry Nightshade trim that features a dark aesthetic. Midnight Black Metallic design elements can be found on the front grille, side canards, air curtains, door handles, rear lower sport diffuser, and more. As the 2025 model introduced an all-new generation for the Camry lineup, there aren’t any major changes for this year.
The 2026 Toyota Camry lineup is fully hybrid, meaning you get stellar efficiency no matter which model you select. The best MPG comes from the Toyota Camry LE FWD variant, where you can earn an EPA-estimated 53/50 MPG (City/Highway),1 but in reality, all trims are incredibly easy on fuel consumption.
This sedan in our selection of new Toyota cars for sale is powered by a 2.5-liter four-cylinder hybrid engine that makes 232 horsepower with AWD and 225 horsepower with FWD. It comes with FWD as a standard configuration, but AWD is available on all models.
When it comes to creature comforts, conveniences, and technologies, the new Toyota Camry at our Toyota dealership near Dallas, TX, does not disappoint. It offers a range of standard or available amenities throughout its lineup of trim levels, including the following:
At Toyota of Irving, we make shopping for a new Toyota Camry for sale as easy as possible. We frequently have an excellent selection of Camry models of varying trims and configurations to sort through, and we invite you to see what’s currently available.
If a 2026 Camry on our lot has caught your eye, experience it at our Toyota dealership in Irving, TX. Our team will happily take you for a test drive and answer your questions. Once you’ve found a match, we can walk you through the current Toyota Camry lease deals and finance options.
In the meantime, you can always stay up to date with future iterations of this efficient sedan via our new Toyota Camry release date guide.
The Toyota Camry is a good car all around, offering a fantastic mix of comfort, efficiency, and safety. Plus, it carries a strong reputation for reliability. The new 2026 Camry cements its status as a good car by serving a variety of driver needs with its long list of features and hybrid performance. If you need a trusty daily driver, few options are better than the Camry.
Toyota Camry sedans are designed with long-term reliability in mind, using durable materials and sound engineering. As a result, they can typically last between 200,000 and 300,000 miles. The best way to ensure your Camry remains in good condition is to closely follow its recommended maintenance schedule. Doing so ensures worn or faulty parts are addressed in a timely manner, extending its lifespan.
While no trim has a moonroof as a standard feature, the 2026 Toyota Camry offers an optional power tilt/slide moonroof in the LE, SE, and Nightshade trim levels. For the top-tier XLE and XSE trims, a panoramic glass roof with an integrated power tilt/slide moonroof is optional. Contact us to learn more about the amenities in our current new Toyota Camry inventory.
5/13/2025
Amazing Customer service from Long & Ashley, we were able to get a new 2025 Camry. We’ve searched several dealerships for this specific model and they made magic happen for us, seamless process everyone was so welcoming and made us feel at home! I will definitely purchase all my future vehicles at Toyota irving!
1Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary for many reasons, including your vehicle’s condition and how/where you drive. See fueleconomy.gov.
