Toyota Camry has long been the poster child of boring cars – the car people default to when driving is not their passion. It's generally referred to as reliable but boring, practical but without character. For years Toyota has tried to make the Camry more appealing to enthusiasts, but the car has retained a reputation for this. But is this stereotype fair? Is the Camry finally the car that's evolved beyond its bland image, or is it still the go to for those who just want to get from point A to point B without any fuss? So we’ll take a look at whether the Camry lives up to its reputation as the poster child for automotive blandness, or if perhaps it’s time to rethink what we think about this popular sedan.