See current pricing on the booking page. It includes 200 miles each day, and you can book it on the booking page.
Key takeaways
- See current pricing on the booking page.
- Each rental day includes 200 miles, and extra miles are billed at $0.45 each.
- Renters must be at least 25 years old.
- The Camry seats five and comes with adaptive cruise, lane-keep assist and a 360 camera.
What does it cost to rent the Toyota Camry in Los Angeles?
See current pricing on the booking page. That is the whole price structure for the car: a daily rate, a deposit, and a per-mile charge only if you go past your included miles.
The deposit is a hold on your card. It is separate from the rental total, so you should think of the two amounts as different things when you plan your budget. The booking page shows the full breakdown before you confirm.
Here is a simple example. See current pricing on the booking page. The chart below draws the rental total for one to seven days, and it also shows how the total changes if you add the chart's example of 50 extra miles a day at $0.45 each.
If you are comparing costs across our fleet, our guide to car rental prices in Los Angeles lays every car side by side. Use it when you want to weigh the Camry against other sedans and economy cars before you pick dates.
What is included with the Toyota Camry rental?
Every rental day on the Camry includes 200 miles. If you drive past that, each extra mile is billed at $0.45. Three days gives you three times the daily allowance, so you can plan a longer stay without doing hard math.
The diagram below walks through how included miles and the overage charge work for this car.
The minimum renter age is 25. Please check that everyone who will book and drive meets that before you reserve.
The Camry is a black five-seater. Our listing shows lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise, a backup camera and a 360 camera. For your phone, it has Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth and USB or USB-C charging. For more on how mileage works, read our guide to included miles on a Los Angeles car rental.
Who is the Toyota Camry a good fit for?
The Camry suits everyday renters: a few days of errands, a visit to family, or a short trip with a couple of passengers. It seats five, so a small group fits without squeezing.
The driver-assist features matter on longer drives. Adaptive cruise and lane-keep assist take some effort out of steady driving. The backup camera and the 360 camera help in tight parking spots, which come up often in a city like Los Angeles.
Your phone stays connected too. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto let you run maps and music from the dash. Bluetooth and USB or USB-C charging keep devices powered, so you can navigate without hunting for a cable.
It also works well when you want a predictable plan. With 200 miles included each day, you can map out a few days of driving and know where the limit sits. If you want to plan around that, our guide to day trips from Los Angeles shows how to fit a route to your included miles.
How does the Toyota Camry compare with the rest of the fleet?
The Camry sits in our Economy class, and our fleet also covers EV, SUV and Sedan classes. The table below lists each car's daily rate, deposit, included miles and overage, drawn live from our current numbers.
| Car | Base rate | Deposit | Included miles | Each extra mile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 Toyota Camry | $349 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Ford Escape | $399 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Honda Accord | $349 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Nissan Altima | $339 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Subaru Impreza | $329 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Nissan Sentra | $299 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
If you want the same kind of sedan at a similar footprint, the 2025 Honda Accord is another five-seat black sedan with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and a backup camera. It is worth a look if you do not need the Camry's driver-assist features.
If you want a different engine type, the 2025 KIA Niro is our EV and carries a 360 camera, blind-spot monitor and lane-keep assist. Pick it if you want an electric car with a long list of safety features. Every car in this comparison shows the same minimum age of 25 and the same overage per mile as the Camry.
How do pickup and delivery work?
Our listed pickup and delivery location is Royal London Court. That is the only location we name for this rental, so plan your arrival and return around it.
Because details can change by booking, please confirm the pickup or delivery arrangement on the booking page before you finalize your dates. The page is the right place to check anything specific to your trip.
If you have questions about timing or logistics, check the booking page first. It shows the options for the Camry on the dates you choose. Have your dates and your plan for the return ready when you book, so the details line up from the start.
How do I book the Toyota Camry?
Booking takes a few short steps. Follow them in order, and the booking page will show the details for your dates.
- Choose your rental dates for the 2025 Toyota Camry.
- Confirm that every renter meets the minimum age of 25.
- Choose pickup at Royal London Court and review the details on the booking page.
- Review the daily rate, deposit and included miles, then book.
Royal London Drives keeps the process simple so you can focus on your trip. If you want to compare before you commit, scan the fleet table above and choose the car that fits your group and your plans.
Common questions
How much does the 2025 Toyota Camry cost per day?
See current pricing on the booking page.
How many miles are included with the Camry?
The Camry includes 200 miles each day. Miles past that are billed at $0.45 each.
What is the minimum age to rent the Camry?
The minimum renter age is 25.
Where do I pick up the Camry in Los Angeles?
Our listed pickup and delivery location is Royal London Court. Confirm the details on the booking page.
