Is it normal when you take your foot off the gas pedal for Camry's to quickly decelerate vs 'coast' and gradually slow down?

Asked by justwondering1 May 04, 2014 at 08:08 AM about the 2010 Toyota Camry LE

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(took a Camry for a test driver and loved it, but was concerned about the almost "too quick' deceleration sensation...  is this a mechanical issue? will it reduce gas mileage? etc...

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Auto or stand trans? If auto it does not sound normal to me. Could have a brake or wheel bearing issue causing this. Could also be a trans issue.

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Hmm? While most Camry drivers I've seen drive their cars VERY gingerly (painfully slow, to be honest)...there are some Camry owners who drive like a bat out of hell. You could have one of THESE as a used car on your hands...and the tranny may be the issue here. I'd pass on this particular Camry and seek out another one!

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